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Design with natural stone
Italian JCP Design Company brings out the beauty of natural stone
Vanity mirrors with an exotic marble back look like globes of other planets
At this year’s Salone del Mobile, Budri Company emulated the ancient Silk Route and called his presentation „La Via della Seta“
The walls were clad in inlays and mosaïcs never before seen
At Milan’s Fuorisalone numerous examples of how to implement design in marketing using natural stone could be studied
Ventura Lambrate was but one venue for young creative minds and study groups with ideas for products design with stone
Dials with green marble and tiger’s eye stone for masculine watches of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso line
New materials are meant to give the customer the chance to express his individuality with his timekeeper made in Switzerland
„Marble on Stage“ by Marsotto Edizioni: Collections from the past group together and greet the new
Italian enterprise for product design in marble presents new objects skillfully within the frame of the past
„Lo Studio della Pietra“: a workshop teaching Taiwan-based marble-producing companies all about product design in natural stone under Italian expert instruction
Designer Moreno Ratti and movie producer Chaya Lin set the scene for one week of creative design in the Hualien Region
CT Lights company of Athens: Lighting in Marble
Greek designer Chris Basias presents objects with concealed stories in his collection „Essorropia“ (Equilibrium)
Milan’s Salone del Mobile (1): use of natural stone is a trendsetter in interior décor
More than in previous years, exhibitors showed furniture in stone and especially in marble
Milan’s Salone del Mobile (2): use of natural stone is a trendsetter in interior décor
Many exhibitors showed furniture in stone and especially in marble
Side-tables made of material samples often lay forgotten in architects’ offices
Designer Josh Carmody of Australia presented his innovative idea for upcycling natural stone remnants at Milan’s Ventura Lambrate
