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“Lente“ and “Strobilo“ are two lamps by the design studio Migliore+Servetto for the Italian brand Neutra
As is typical for Neutra, the pieces can be customized to buyer specifications, and numerous exclusive marble varieties are available
Archive: all the stone news
Stone Bricks – New Building Elements with Enormous Potential for Climate Protection, Creative Architecture, and the Natural Stone Sector
The British Stone Federation explored the perspectives at its “Stone Symposium”
The Salone del Mobile.Milan 2026 (April 21 – 26) has materials and their messages as its new motto
The campaign is part of the fair’s search for the meaning of contemporary design in a world of change and uncertainties
The Natural Stone Institute (NSI) has a new look
The logo, logotype, and tagline have been redesigned – but the core of the brand, namely its focus on the values of business and societies, remains unchanged
The story of the Mayan “Red Queen of Palenque“ in the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
Until March 2026, the Spanish capital has four exhibitions about “Half of the World: Women in Indigenous Mexico“
From our archive: Competition “Old stones – new soul“: gravestones reclaimed
In a project for the federal horticulture show (BuGa) 2023, the German Stonemasons’ Association showed examples of upcycling stone
From our archive: Budri at the Salone del Mobile 2019: natural Stone not known in nature
At Milan’s Trade Fair, Italian Company Budri together with designer Gwenael Nicolas presented the entire gamut of possibilities for stone inlays
From our archive: ancient lettering in stone
On the Croatian Isle of Krk, a pathway is reminiscent of the Glagolitic alphabet
Michael Taylor Architecture + Design uses drill cores for a wall in the office of Canadian mining company Agnico-Eagle
„Allusion to raw materials” is the motto
The Stone Demonstrator in central London serves as a prototype for solid construction using natural stone with prestressed elements, small blocks, and stone bricks
The prototype will be on display until the end of 2026. It may then travel to another location
Research on the tomb of Emperor Otto I: The marble for the slab comes from quarries on the island of Marmara (Prokonnesos), not from Italy or Greece
In the confusion surrounding ancient spolia, i.e., the reuse of special pieces, specialists from Vienna and Bochum were able to clarify one detail