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Design with natural stone
The story of an „Unfinished Symphony“ in monumental Sölker Marble proportions
In the end a bath in the fountain for the Austrian stonemason was the reward after having successfully mastered a number of challenges
Natural stone tiles apply jungle flora and fauna to the walls
Italian-based Q-BO-Project presented its latest collection at the Cersai Trade Fair
Anouska Hempel and Lapicida: plates, bowls and obelisks made of pure white and dark black marble
London based interior designer and stone company chose crystalline Thassos White counterpointed by deepest Infinity Black
Marmomacc 2016: Hall 1 demonstrated how stone processing changed in a mere two generations
„50 Years of Living Marble“ and „New Marble Generation“ – two presentations demonstrating the initial design work in natural stone and the latest experiments
Kreoo by Decormarmi: wall and floor coverings in different techniques
The Italian company from the Valle del Chiampo at the Southern rim of the Alpes has decorative tiles in various colors and thickness
Gabions light: only one steel grid needed to keep a stack of stones in place next to a wall
Italian Zanettin Company shows a light version of a steel gabion mesh with light stone filling
„Marmomacc and the City“ once more part of the Trade Fair’s supporting program
As in years past, the Verona Trade Fair was, once again, a stage for creativity in the stone branch particularly for Italian companies
Made of marble and brass: „Star Gazer“ candle holders and „Constellation“ bowls
New objects for Lara Bohinc’s „Lunar“ collection in cooperation with British Lapicida stone design company
Natural stone design: basalt tiles with colored glass coating
„Multiplem“ and „Buki“ are two new products by Nero Sicilia of Italy
Travertine island in the middle of a sea of blue resin
French designers originating from the Antillean Island of St.-Martin have created a dream of a coffee table
