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Design: Vanguard in stone product design
(June 2011) Italian-based Marsotto company is leading the way for high end every-day objects in Carrara marble
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Fairs: Massive Carrara Marble Cube
(May 2011) A spectacular piece by Architects Snøhetta was on display at this year’s design week in Milan / Carrara Marble Week
Design: Supple, Smooth, Slate
(May 2011) German and Swiss producers of super thin flooring plus cork
Design: Conspicuously Black and White
(May 2011) Yulong Stone measures up to Western competitors in stone design
Fairs: Ideas Instead of Slabs
(May 2011) Designer Ludson Zampirolli presented natural stone as a material and its possibilities at the Revestir trade fair in São Paulo
Design: News from the Nile
(April 2011) Techno Marble is an Egyptian company specializing in modern design
Design: Nice things for outdoors (2)
(March 2011) Furniture for out of doors for streets, parks and gardens. Our focus this time is on a building-block system in natural stone
Design: Unusual ideas for material and design
(March 2011) Italian company invests in design and production of complete projects
Design: modular systems for stone furniture
(February 2011) The French region of Burgundy solicited designers to develop new ideas for its „Made in Bourgogne“ campaign
Design: Goooooooooooal
In Germany’s city of Dortmund the local soccer club Borussia has commissioned a Walk of Fame with plaques in granite
Design: Class not mass
(February 2011) Just a touch of Nero Marquina marble was needed to build showcases for fine chocolates
Design: A Lovely Couple
(January 2011) Designer Francesco Lucchese develops new ideas for cohabitation of living plants and natural stone
Ticket to the time-machine
(January 2011) In the French region of Burgundy, milestones take us back in time to the Romans and post Roman times
Design: Imaging marble as „young and modern“
(January 2011) Italian-based Decormarmi is seeking to renew the image for stone and hopes to conquer new consumers
Touch-stones for hands and feet
Every stone trade fair experiences it time and again: A stone that is aesthetically pleasing almost magnetically attracts beholders to touch it. Could the stone branch make use of this property?