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Design with natural stone
Call for entries for the 17th Pure Talents Contest of imm cologne until September 12, 2019
20 entries will be exhibited at the fair in January 2020 / the best one will be honored with prizes between €3000 and €1000
Artedomus: Natural Stone Design from Down Under with a penchant to ideas from Italy
The company’s new brand „New Volumes“ introduces solid marble objects to the market
Search for new products created with an innovative upcycling of waste and residue material
Application open for the 9. German RecyclingDesignAward until July 15, 2019 / Prize money totaling 4000 €
Tino Design Contest: Ideas for functional household items made from a slab of Black Dune Marble
One of the competition guidelines set by the Spanish Company was that no natural stone should be wasted
Lithea Company’s new natural stone collection refers to the Byzantine Empire
The Sicilian Enterprise ties its interior décor objects to ancient Mediterranean cultures
Marble, alabaster and onyx are also popular as material for lamps
Every other year Milan’s Furniture Trade Fair has a focus on lighting called „Euroluce”
Milan’s FuoriSalone: the grand furniture forum outside the fairgrounds in the city center
Design companies present themselves in galleries / Since some years, there is little room left for young designers and design schools
New ways of working natural stone: „recomposition“ and „twinned or derived forms“
Pioneer in his branch Raffaello Galiotto contends that the world of stonemasonry must adapt to sustainability, new machinery and acceleration
Budri at the Salone del Mobile: 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
Reclaiming stock: Salvatori is reconstructing slabs using the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi
Rund um die Marke „The Lost Stones“ gibt es allerlei Wortgeklingel aus der Designerkiste
