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Based on the Stone World editorial staff's extensive travels in the field and continuous dialogue with industry principals, "Industry Insight" offers an in-depth look at various stone industry issues and solutions. Read More

Five Uncommon Ways To Get More Quality Stone Leads Online

Aileen Davis

June 4, 2013

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Your lead flow is one of the most important aspects of your stone business.

Stone: An Architect's Perspective: The New York Public Library

Stephen Chambers

April 15, 2013

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This beloved NYC Beaux Arts masterpiece is about to get a $300 million renovation to increase efficiences of services, streamline its budget, centralize it operations, and open the upper floors not currently in use.

Stone: An Architect's Perspective - National Park Service Treasures: Fort Davis

Stephen Chambers

January 8, 2013

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In this blog, architect Stephen B. Chambers of Dallas, TX, offers his insight on the use of stone in architecture at sites around the world.

Sustainability isn't just feel-good window dressing; it’s actually good for business

Christopher L. Johnson, The Linley Company

December 19, 2012

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All too often, what looks good and what is good are not the same things. On that rare occasion, however, that you find both qualities in the same activity you should grab it with both hands.

Letter to the editor - Reflecting on the craftsmanship of stoneworking

December 3, 2012

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I am a stonemason, artisan and overall stone enthusiast based out of Corbett, OR.

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2020 December

For this issue of Stone World we discuss how a stone shop opened up its second location during a pandemic, we also take a look at how Marmomac adjusted their tradeshow because of COVID-19.

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Contemporary Stone & Tile Design Magazine

2020 Fall

For this issue of Contemporary Stone & Tile Design decorative porcelain and marble tile modernize an outdated living space in New York. We also see how Italian Porcelain tile contributes to a multi-purpose residential building. Finally we feature our Mosaic and decorative tile roundup.

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