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The Australian designers of Lo & Co have dedicated themselves entirely to the little things in the home and have as goal “to make ordinary accessories a little less ordinary“
For their handles, knobs, and hooks for doors, cabinets, drawers, and walls, they now also use marble and travertine
The Mexican Gallardo Tequila Dynasty is celebrating its family anniversary with a new, limited-edition tequila presented in a white Carrara marble bottle
”Volcan de mi Terra” (Volcano of My Land) is the name of the product, which was unveiled at an art fair in Miami
The restoration of Big Ben took one of the Royal Institute of British Architects’ RIBA London Awards 2025
The clock tower represents Great Britain as a political world power, a leading industrial nation, and a democracy
We leave no stone unturned
“Cuore Olimpico” (Olympic Heart) made of marble in Milan for the Winter Games in Italy; Brazil’s stone sector had 2025 as the best year ever in terms of exports; Unesco: December 11 will be celebrated as International Mountain Day (IMD); Video of the month: the Canadian parliament building in Ottawa has been undergoing restoration
Live Stream on January 14, 2026: Jim Hieb from NSI to Testify in Washington DC on Silica Related Lawsuits
Live Stream on January 14, 2026: Jim Hieb from NSI to Testify in Washington DC on Silica Related Lawsuits
“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
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