The Brazilian stone sector is gearing up for Marmomac 2024 with a full agenda of events and large Pavilion.

Venux, a new surface brand, is finalizing preparations for the launch of its eagerly awaited Première Collection. This new offering promises to set a new standard in surface design, offering products that combine luxury, functionality and accessibility, reports the manufacturer.

MSI will hold a Grand Opening of its sales and distribution center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Thursday, September 19, 2024 from 1 to 7 p.m. The event will provide an opportunity for visitors to tour the new facility and view the latest collections. 

The Natural Stone Institute Tucker Awards recently honored architects and designers for their innovative and excellent use of natural stone in their work.

Themed “Crafting Success: Innovate, Fabricate, Dominate,” this leading event for surfacing industry professionals features expert-led panel discussions, presentations and networking opportunities.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced the most extensive update to the Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards in more than three decades, including 90 new or updated standards to increase innovation and production of homes with features that are sought-after by consumers, such as open floor plans and accessibility enhancements, open floor plans and specifications for attics.

AAA Distributor in Philadelphia announced a redesigned website and new brand identity to better serve its customers.

Boutique Design New York (BDNY), the leading trade fair and conference for the hospitality’s boutique and lifestyle design community, returns to the Jacob K. Javits Center on November 10 to 11, 2024.

A single injury or death is one too many at an industrial or manufacturing plant, and yet nearly 3 million individuals die annually from work-related accidents or diseases.

Brooklyn, NY, native Robin Antar is a nationally exhibited and internationally collected artist. Her stone sculptures have been compared with that of modernists like Claes Oldenberg and Jeff Koons, and the New York Daily News called her “Brooklyn’s answer to Andy Warhol.”