Reports from Stone Trade Fairs
Coverings 2018 records some 1,100 exhibitors and almost 25,000 professional visitors
Installation & Design Awards distributed / 2019 will see the fair in Orlando, Florida
Milan’s Salone del Mobile 2018 registered an increase in attendance by 26% relative to last year
Fuorisalone (freely translated: Outdoor Fair) in the city center was overcrowded / Many venues are experiencing their demise at the hand of marketing moguls
Poznan Stone Fair (November 14 – 17, 2018): „Arena” as a new forum for design, mosaic art, and architecture
The fair in the Polish industrial city will have a new platform for lectures to give visitors and exhibitors a value added
53rd Marmomac: „focus on Miami“, a network of marble ambassadors and web portals for architects and designers
Veronafiere is enhancing its role as promoter of the Made in Italy
„Young Creative Ideas Platform” at the Marble Trade Fair, Izmir
Ideas for household items by creative young designers from Turkey made of local natural stone are on display
Interview with Beate Fischer, Nuremberg Trade Fair: „Stone+tec is the market and meeting place for Europe’s stone branch“
The show aims to propagate novel concepts for cemeteries and new fields of work for interior designers, among many other topics
Izmir Marble Trade Fair 2018: The Turkish stone branch has overcome last year’s challenges
Aside from the focus on block stone exports, a few companies have established a reputation as „beacons“ for new ideas
Marble trade fair in Izmir 2018: rediscovering the treasures of geometry
A handful of Turkish companies showed façade claddings beyond the boring rectangles which have been dominating the architectural style since the 1960ies
Marmomac 2018: Wellness & Hospitality will be the topic of the Italian Stone Theatre in Hall 1
Designer Raffaello Galiotto and architect Vincenzo Pavan show furnishings, accessories and architectural ideas bringing water and stone together
In its 2020 edition, Xiamen Stone Fair will expand by two halls
The Xiamen-Feeling is gaining form, shaped in part by the World Stone Congress, the opening Banquet and Lundhs Soccer Cup
