Brazil's natural stone industry is launching a major trade initiative at Marmomac Brazil 2025, connecting 22 Brazilian suppliers with buyers from eight countries. The event comes as Brazil's stone exports reached $1.26 billion in 2024, marking 12.7% growth from the previous year.
Nemo Tile + Stone launched a massive slab gallery in Lyndhurst, N.J., featuring premium porcelain and natural stone collections. The 30,000-square-foot facility aims to streamline sourcing for design professionals with European materials and educational workshops.
Anatolia Tile + Stone brings its latest innovations to TISE 2025. The Toronto-based manufacturer, supplying major chains across North America, continues aggressive global expansion with porcelain slabs, porcelain and ceramic tiles, and surface-protection solutions.
The Antolini Exclusive Collection is made up of three natural stones to create a Mocha Mousse color-defined interior: Brèche Fantastique Beige, Brown Chocolate Quarzite, Cristallo Glacé. This collection inspires comfort and tenderness through its soft shades of brown that can almost bring the taste of chocolate and its aroma into our homes.
San Antonio-based O'Krent Floors hosted a Wine & Design event featuring Emser Tile executives while expanding its design trade connections by strategically hiring a former Interceramic showroom manager as trade liaison.
Armina Stone, distinguished by its unique pay-for-what-you-use model and comprehensive stone services, is expanding to Miami's Design District, bringing its end-to-end fabrication and installation approach to South Florida's luxury market.
Robert Falzone, IICRC Master Cleaning Technician and the director of Stone and Masonry for Coval Technologies, will teach a Stone, Masonry and Tile course with the IICRC in Las Vegas on December 11-13.
It’s Natural - Brazilian Natural Stone will be present at Big 5 Global, the largest event in the construction industry in the Middle East, with the lecture "Brazilian Natural Stones: ESG and Global Impact," delivered by Fabio Cruz, vice president, Centrorochas.
Brazil, the world's fourth-largest natural stone producer and leading U.S. supplier, is intensifying efforts to expand its market presence through export incentives and education.
