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In May of 2025, the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) in New York City reopened to the public after a four-year renovation project, which included reviving and matching its historic Stony Creek granite flooring.

A paving system designed for architects, landscape architects and installers who demand precision, efficiency and durability.

MVP Granite Countertops has been accepted into the Artisan Group, an exclusive national network of the most highly regarded independent countertop fabricators in North America. 

The European granite building stone market is projected to maintain moderate growth in 2024, driven by rising demand in construction and urban development across the region.

The global market for granite is expected to grow from $4.03 billion in 2024 to $6.42 billion by 2033, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 5.4%, according to a new forecast by Grand View Research.

In the heart of northern Utah, surrounded by open skies and rugged terrain, Valley View Granite stands as a quiet powerhouse in the stone fabrication world. What began in a modest shop in Tremonton, with dreams of doing a single kitchen a month has grown into a 90-employee operation producing upwards of 15 jobs a day. With locations stretching into Idaho and Wyoming, the company blends small-town values with modern fabrication precision. 

Advances in technology have resulted in more durable longer-lasting design options.

Construction Resources Company, LLC has completed the acquisition of MVP Granite Countertops which provides surfaces and countertop fabrication and installation services for professional builders, interior designers and remodelers in the greater Charleston, SC area. Jamey Nelson, president of MVP Granite Countertops, and his leadership team will remain with Construction Resources following the acquisition.

Several varieties from Antolini’s collection of elite stone took center stage of a residential renovation in the affluent town of Posillipo, which sits high above the Bay of Naples. 

Designed by architect Mario Santini, a home remodel in Verona, Italy, is a stunning showcase of natural stones from Antolini.