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„Functional sculptures“ is a small but exclusive market for natural stone
The objects which are hermaphrodites: part art and part product design, are both aesthetically pleasing and, at least to a certain degree, useful
Handvärk from Denmark: dining table with Italian marble top on a slender steel frame
The company creates furniture that will last a lifetime with materials that will only become more beautiful over time
Brazilian designer Ludson Zampirolli and Gramizini Company: blocks of raw marble as „Truffles“
The marketing concept is compelling: create an analogy to a luxurious lifestyle / The designer’s role as a „Truffle hound“
100% Swiss: quartz mantle clocks in the shape of Mounts Matterhorn, Eiger, and Titlis made of Calanca Gneiss or Cristalina Marble and wood
Startup enterprise Seven Elements introduces the Alps to the living room of Helvetians and aficionados
Bookshelf „Mondrian” by Arte nel Design: unique, exclusive and fully customizable according to the client’s ideas
The Italian company combines natural stones like Onyx or black marble with various other materials and sculptures
Simon Chéreau combines craftsmanship as a cabinet maker with design in wood and stone
He creates and builds „simple, authentic objects adapted to their use“
Budri from Italy for the first time at the Monaco Yacht Show
Recently, the company was awarded EU-funding from the „Slim Project” for the development of ultra-thin marble
„Alchemie T“ lamp composed of a brass and an alabaster disc on a limestone base
This modern sculpture with high functionality was designed by Giulia Archimede for Catellani & Smith
Alex Mint creates furniture with distinct contrasts in stone and metal
The Greek designer originates from a marble family and mixed in the thick of things from early childhood with a passion
Call for entries for the 14th Cosentino Design Challenge with 6 prizes of 1000 € each
Until June 01, 2020, students are invited to develop new applications for the company’s artificial stones
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