IPHONE 18 PRO & IPHONE DUO. New devices, ancient stone
The iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are here, with the foldable iPhone Duo to follow in October. What that means...
Journal
Notes from the workshop — on stone, craft and the devices we dress with it.
WHICH STONE SUITS YOU? A guide
Matte or glossy, calm or lively, robust or delicate: four stone families and what you can expect from them in everyday life.
NERO MARQUINA. The black stone from the Basque Country
Deep black with white veins: Nero Marquina is one of the best-known decorative stones in the world. Geologically, it is something other...
EVERY CASE ONE OF A KIND. Why no veneer is like another
No print, no pattern, no repetition. What it means to buy a piece of natural stone – and why the photo never...
CARE. What slate, marble and the frame need
Natural stone is a living surface. With three products and a few drops, it stays the way it is meant to be.
Dünnstein: When slate and marble become art
Dünnstein combines ancient slate and noble marble – thin as paper, strong as stone. Discover the new dimension of natural surfaces. Made...
MARBLE OR QUARTZITE. Two stones, two temperaments
At first glance they look alike. But marble forms from limestone, quartzite from sand – and you notice that in everyday life.
0.8 TO 1.2 MILLIMETRES. How stone becomes thin and light
Solid stone would be too heavy and too fragile for a phone. The solution is a layer of stone thinner than a...
SLATE. Why stone can be split into thin layers
Slate is clay that came under pressure. This very past makes it splittable – and gives every veneer its own colour.
MARBLE. What the stone trade calls it – and what lies behind it geologically
Limestone, serpentinite, breccia: the word marble hides very different rocks. An honest look at our stones.