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With their current collection, “Arc-Hive,“ Budri and Patricia Urquiola look back on almost 20 years of artistic collaboration
We ask: Does the current collection also contain a statement on artificial intelligence?
Design News (Archive)
“Tecton“ bathroom collection by Italian company Monitillo 1980 and French architect and designer Félix Millory
The material is the Violet Calacatta marble, whose intense violet veining spans across the stone like brushstrokes left by nature
The 10th edition of “White Carrara“ is on show at the marble city
More than 30 works, like urban furnishings, decorative elements, and more, were designed by international artists and produced by local companies
“Boutton” luminaire by United Alabaster: like the surface of the sun
Designer Joan Casanyes uses the structures in the stone variety that has always attracted artists
Olga Tsouklis promotes an understated design for her small marble jewelry pieces and the “value of less”
In her creations, the material and the artistry of the craftspeople take center stage
Marsotto Edizioni departs from the world of strict design forms and embraces art and the joy of creation
The “Marble Matters” collection by designer Jaime Hayon also features objects with a purely decorative character
Photo Gallery: Salone del Mobile.Milano 2026 (April 21 – 26)
We’re showcasing some of the products that caught our eye. More reports in the coming months
“Juno” and “Splash” by designer Bruno Tarabella – sex appeal and a snapshot in white marble
These “functional sculptures” were produced by the Italian companies Rapsel and Up Group
Oixdesign from Canada offers table lamps made of onyx or marble that bring joy and a smile to your face
In addition, the company, based near Vancouver, offers many beautiful small items made of natural stone, including travertine
The “Stone Infinite Product Design Show“ at Xiamen Stone Fair 2026 (March 16 – 19) will unlock the material‘s potential in furniture and spaces for contemporary living
Eight designers explore the new rhythms of life, awaken emotional memories, and envision the future landscape of ideal human habitats
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