Each year, new developments in tile product lines continue to prove amazing — whether it is because of the authentic-looking surfaces that mimic natural materials such as wood or stone, large formats or non-traditional shapes, or the assortment of surface textures.

When Rafael Alvarez of Alvarez + Brock Design LLC went to design two adjoining restaurants in the Dominican Republic, he was posed with the challenge of bringing two different styles under one roof.

From its prime location on Melrose Avenue to its eclectic menu and chic decor, Sur Restaurant in West Hollywood, CA, offers patrons a unique dining experience

Set in Alpine, one of New Jersey’s most exclusive towns, is a newly built 15,000-square-foot estate — elegantly dressed throughout in natural stone and Italian tile.

Hanley Wood Exhibitions recently announced the addition of Michele Nebel Peake as part of the Surfaces | StonExpo/Marmomacc Americas conference team as an independent contractor.

Arizona Tile's newest Subway offering includes four limestone and two marble varieties in both honed and polished finishes.

As the economy slowly rolls towards recovery, stone fabricators are not merely trying to survive, but rather they are looking to improve the way they are conducting their business

The Ghines Sector High Tech Double Speed portable router was engineered to be a light and powerful machine.

On page 56 of this issue of Stone World, we are showcasing a private residence in South Carolina with an edge detail that I haven’t seen in my 20 years-plus here at the magazine.

The 2014 National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) Design Competition is now open for entries.