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The winners of the 14th International Cosentino Design Challenge (CDC) have been awarded
Students from participating universities from all over the world entered the contest with innovative ideas how to use the company’s artificial stones
Side table “Admeto” by Visionnaire: Marco Piva creates something completely new with a natural stone cladding
The Italian architect and designer does not want to hide anything, but to use marble without necessarily making the furniture heavy
The company Lundhs from Norway can be an example of how a natural stone company can successfully market its own materials with product design
The manufacturer of rough blocks develops functional products for the (upper) middle class that can be used in everyday life
A reception counter like a massive stone block that can be extended to form a long table
Designer Davide Vercelli has played with the limestone Pietra Piasentina from northern Italy for the company Julia Marmi
French company Ateliers Zelij launches a new collection with stone and terrazzo
Designer Samir Mazer with origin in Morocco plays with geometric shapes and combines
this time stone, marble and full-mass terrazzo from Portugal
Riluc is a Portuguese manufacturer of design furniture, sometimes using natural stone
The company comes from the metalworking industry and focuses on stainless steel with various coatings
Best product design: Lundhs from Norway makes bookends from Norwegian Larvikite
At last, a design appropriate to the material: the weight of the objects guarantees the desired function, the appearance underlines the great age and naturalness of the stone
“Marble Patterns” by Del Savio 1910: a beautiful game with simple geometric shapes, different colors, marble and terrazzo
The family business brings together geometric elements of stone and fills the spaces between them with cement mass
Is the table lamp “Kryptal” a volcano that serves as a launch pad for a rocket?
Die Designer von CTRLZAK wollen beim Kunden über die reine Benutzung des Objekts hinaus Assoziationen in Gang setzen
The US-Taiwanese company Mikol uses thin stone to produce accessories for the special marble lifestyle
The products range from protective cases for the iPhone and minimalist wallets to air purifiers, wall pictures and cards for poker games
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