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With the advent of online reviews, HGTV and social media, consumers are saturated with options ranging from natural stone, engineered quartz (quartz surfacing), pre-cast concrete, porcelain, glass, stainless steel, sintered surfaces and so on.
This year, Stone World celebrates its 35th anniversary. And while the magazine itself has evolved through the decades, the stone industry at large has also experienced change and growth, as well as some hardships over time.
It’s been a busy first quarter and start to 2017. Showing no signs of a holiday hangover, the stone industry charged out of the gate in January with a tremendous showing at The International Surface Event (TISE) in Las Vegas, NV.
An electrified vibe was felt among stone industry members during The International Surface Event (TISE) this year — indicating business is on the rise for many in 2017
While walking through the bustling exhibit hall at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV, during The International Surface Event (TISE), it was evident business is picking up for members of the stone industry.
As our economy very slowly recovers from the recession, and our industry slowly gets back to normal (whatever “normal” means these days), I see the same old patterns falling into place.
Harry S. “Sonny” Triebe, Sr. of Downsville, NY, the owner of Sonny & Sons Stone Co., LLC of Downsville, NY, and a long-time area resident, died February 17, 2012 at the Wilson Hospital in Johnson City, NY. He was 64.
An International Product Standard for Dimensional Stone is being developed, and the basic parameters of this initiative were laid out during a meeting at Marmomacc in Verona, Italy
The 45th edition of Marmomacc - held in Verona, Italy, from September 29 to October 2 - enjoyed significant increases in international exhibitors and visitors, helping to consolidate the show’s position as the most important annual global event for the stone industry.
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