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The remodel of an old chalet nestled in an Alps village in northwest Italy exudes character with a combination of the original stonework and local stone, as well as wood and luxurious fabrics
Patagonia quartzite and Sequoia Brown marble from Antolini’s Exclusive Collection provide a chic interior aesthetic at Montchalet resort in Alto Adige, Italy.
Granisa, the Spanish stone producer, based in Porriño – Pontevedra, Spain, has been supplying granite slabs to national and regional distributors in North America for the past two decades. Stone World had the opportunity to talk with Granisa about its North American market.
Pete Brown, founder of the Northampton, United Kingdom-based company, discusses the certification process and why he encourages other tile companies to follow suit
Warm colors, textured finishes and biophilic patterns are to name a few tile trends, which paired with other design elements, can transform a kitchen into a welcoming and homey space
Returning to in-person attendance after being forced to go virtual last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Veronafiere announced it received a positive turnout at the 55th edition of the international stone exhibition
Veronafiere, the organizer of Marmomac, reported that more than 30,000 qualified visitors attended the in-person international stone exhibition this year. This included 48% international participants from 120 countries.
With exotic stones such as quartzite continuing to grow in popularity among the
design community and homeowners alike, stone producers in countries such as Brazil and Peru exhaust efforts to find new varieties of material to satisfy customer demands. The following are some of the many new stones from these regions that are now available.
CASTELLÒN, SPAIN --TheSize, manufacturer of sintered stone brand Neolith, expands its range of premium surfaces with four new color introductions for its 2018 catalogue: Retrostone, Mirage, Krater and Calatorao.
Following rigorous market research and a customer survey of prototypes, the new décors are a direct response to today’s trends for high-end commercial and residential architectural surfacing design. Inspired by past and present, these four color additions are complemented by an expanded range of Neolith products, including two new colors in the NanoTech polished finish – pale-gray Luna and light-brown Bombón and 13 new 20mm thick slabs, bringing the full range to 18.
As usual, stone suppliers from Italy and around the world relied on the Marmomacc fair to showcase some of the latest stone materials to the international marketplace. The following is a look at just some of the stone materials on display in Verona.
Date: December 2, 2013
Held annually in the city of Cachoeiro, Espirito Santo, Brazil, the Cachoeiro Stone Fair did not disappoint in its 34th edition. With more than 25,000 visitors and 220 exhibitors, the fair revealed leading trends and innovative materials in the Carlos Caiado Expo Center.
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