Archive: all the stone news
“Ulisse” is the name of the new collection by Cantori designed by Maurizio Manzoni
It is composed of a dining table, a console, and a column bookcase with tops in marble, ceramic, or screen-printed glass and with shaped metal frames
Visiting the East Storehouse of the Victoria & Albert Museum is a deep dive into the treasures normally hidden in the archives
The designers from Diller Scofidio + Renfro developed the concept to present over 250,000 objects, 350,000 books, and more, like in a storehouse
Kengo Kuma: An Arched Structure to Protect the Artwork at the Entrance of Angers Cathedral
During the cleaning of the façade at the main entrance in 2009, the colors of the medieval paintings were revealed
New City Forum (Stadtforum) in Dresden by Tchoban Voss Architects and Barcode Architects
The facade, constructed of Dietfurt limestone, is divided into three sections, each reflecting the function of the spaces within
In the STONE FINDER and at Marmomac 2026
We have compiled some of the stones from our worldwide database and name the companies behind them and their booth numbers
“Agatha”: when marble becomes light
The lamp designed by Parisotto + Formenton & partners for QU company interprets stone as a luminous surface in a combination of craftsmanship and innovation
Marmomac and the City, the International Sustainable Excellence Award, Learning from Lessinia, Brazil with a mosaic map made from its natural stones, and more
Following “The Bedrock” in Hall 10, we present additional highlights from the 60th Natural Stone Fair in Verona (September 22 – 25, 2026)
Climate-friendly Redesign of Grosvenor Square in London with Granite Benches as Seating
The history of this 300-year-old park reflects how people’s attitudes toward nature have evolved
Polish mosaic artist Lubosz Karwat brings modern interpretations to the ancient art of mosaics
He has become so well-known that he is fully booked with commissions from numerous clients
We leave no stone unturned
Brazil’s slate for France; French Company Socal Granit is providing stone for Germany’s Stuttgart 21 train station; the Coverings will return to Orlando for three consecutive years; Video of the month: “Wunderkammer“ in the quarry of Franchi Umberto Marmi; and more
The roof of the new train station in Varberg, Sweden, references bathing at the beach
Many details, such as the materials used and the window design, tell the story of the town and its history