At the annual tile and stone show in Atlanta this April, an international coterie of exhibitors embraced bold color, offbeat textures, and luxurious design.

This year’s trends include muted neutrals, richly dimensional natural texture, rustic looks, and subtle biophilic nods.

The Wang Shu–led firm offers a contemporary interpretation of vernacular design for a monumental project.

As architects seek more environmentally friendly materials, the natural stone industry is embracing more sustainable practices such as water recycling, renewable energy, and site restoration.

A growing movement is reviving load-bearing masonry construction, using innovative techniques to overcome stone's limitations and reduce embodied carbon.

Nearly 100,000 visitors traveled to Bologna for the 40th edition of the annual trade show, which highlighted surprising finishes and textures and advanced porcelain-slab technology.

RECORD's selection of products showcases 2023 trends—undulating texture, warm neutral tones, and eclectic 1970s-inspired patterns.

Canceled for two years—first for COVID, then the gas-price crisis—one of the world’s most important ceramic fairs resurfaced this year in Valencia, and RECORD was there to check out what's new.

The new ceramic and porcelain surfaces presented in September at Bologna’s annual Italian tile fest continue to explore the illusion of stone, concrete, and timber.