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After rockfall at the Matterhorn Hörnli ridge in 2003: now, millions of data points observe any change in the rock - Draenert: „Tadao III“
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Design with natural stone
Swedish designer-couple Jenni and Andreas Kullaro are inspired by geological processes
Using diabase, the couple have created a collection of home furnishing items / Presented at the London Design Fair 2018 in the Swedish Pavilion
Jordan-based Kutleh („Block“) conjures designer vases from stone remnants
Rula Yaghmour laminates stone stripes of various hues and works the resulting block to a value-added designer product
Brazil’s Vitória Stone Fair for the first time with a Natural Stone Design Show
Also the country’s stone branch aims to increase the value of the natural resource with the aid of design
Angelo Mangiarotti’s iconic pieces of furniture at the RBC showroom in Paris
„Skilful Reflections” is the title of the exhibition until November 23, 2018 / Agapecasa is the distributor
Designer Chris Basias: marble and brass lamps in balance
Greek designer takes the antique heritage of his country lightly placing great importance on perfection in craftsmanship
Book „Marmo 4.0“: how the time-honored natural stone became a modern building material
The book describes works of the famous Italian Designer Raffaello Galiotto, which caused admiration at Marmomac’s Italian Stone Theatre
Italian Pimar company’s „Case e Casette“ (Houses and Huts) may be toys for adults
Messapò is a system of two modules to create indivudal furniture inspired by drystone walling
EU-program Worth Partnership Project may be attractive also for stone designers with furniture ideas
Application open until October 24, 2018 / Italian Filipari designers and their innovative textiles made of marble powder were accepted to the program
British Lapicida stone company offers bookmatching also with porcelain tiles
For usage „where budgets are limited or marble slabs would be too thick or heavy“, according to a press release
Angelo Mangiarotti never actively practiced product design per se but he was an excellent sculptor of natural stone
Form alone was what drove him; functionality was secondary, almost negligible
