The Coverings blog offers the latest news and trends in the tile and stone industry. As 2025 approaches, we’re excited to showcase this year’s most popular stories based on the number of clicks received from valued readers like you.
Tile Setters Delve Into Techniques for Creating Mosaics and Medallions in Workshop by Angie Ré
In 2023, chief mosaicist Angie Halford Ré held a two-day class in creating mosaic logos for skilled tile setters. This year, she reprised her workshop, with a focus on mosaics and medallions, for a gathering of seven passionate attendees, most of them professional tile setters.
Tile of Spain Announces Winners of the 2024 Tile of Spain Awards
Tile of Spain announces the winners of the 23rd annual Tile of Spain Awards of Architecture and Interior Design. A distinguished panel of judges came together at ASCER’s headquarters to select winners across three categories: Architecture, Interior Design and Master’s Thesis Project.
The YOWIE Hotel: Transformation Through Mosaic Porcelain Tiles
Step into a world where design becomes a tapestry of creativity – a realm where the dance of color and pattern transforms spaces into living canvases. At the heart of the Yowie Hotel’s metamorphosis lies the remarkable story of how mosaic porcelain tiles ignited a symphony of artistic expression.
In a home in Marina di Ravenna, a new conservatory serves as a transitional space between the existing residence and the surrounding garden. Iron, glass, porcelain stoneware and water shape the spaces in a fluid and light manner, seamlessly blurring the distinction between the interior and the natural landscape.
BACA Systems at Coverings: Revolutionizing Stone Fabrication with Cutting-Edge Solutions
BACA Systems is excited to showcase industry-leading solutions at Coverings 2025! Whether you’re cutting, edging, or polishing, BACA Systems has a solution for every fabricator.
Your shower design holds unique potential to make your bathroom outstanding when you integrate a shower niche as a space for shampoos, soaps, and sundries — or simply as an architectural detail.
