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Walker Zanger, one of the world's most comprehensive stone and tile company, introduces the new Stardust collection, featuring mosaic tile that is waterjet cut from lava stone and glazed to achieve a textured, hand-crafted aesthetic.
Walker Zanger has introduced its newest tile offerings for luxury design, debuting the new Stardust collection — a mosaic tile waterjet-cut from lava stone and glazed to create a textured hand-crafted surface with lean contemporary patterns.
For this year’s Coverings show held from April 18-21, 2016 in Chicago, IL, the Italian Trade Agency (ITA) will present a large group of the most innovative and internationally renowned Italian suppliers of dimensional natural stones.
Using Native Hill Country limestone, combined with Italian white marble and lava stone, a suburban Texas home expertly replicates the Italian countryside
Jack and Veronica Kelly of Boerne, TX, lived and worked in Italy for several years before settling in Cordillera Ranch, an 8,700-acre master-planned, gated residential community located north of San Antonio, TX.
Over three days, the brands successfully shared their vision of today’s kitchens and aspirational design in one masterfully designed booth conceived by award-winning kitchen designer Mick De Giulio.
The design of an upscale residence in Kona, HI, combines Italian
floor tile and mosaics with reclaimed Teak wood and lava rock for
a soothing and chic living space.
Taking advantage of the region's abundant lava stone, Siciliana Lavica of Belpasso, Catania, processes the material into tiles as well as a range of decorative elements
