We’re delighted to announce that a fresh expression of Stone Tapestry will be on display at Clerkenwell Design Week, right in the heart of Clerkenwell Green.
For five years running, leading architecture practice, Squire and Partners, in collaboration with Stone Federation, have curated an explorative natural stone exhibit designed to showcase the sustainability, versatility, and beauty of natural stone.
This year’s expression of The Stone Tapestry is an exploration of the versatility and reusability of nature’s original sustainable material, natural stone.
The piece explores the capability of stone to deliver both strong and delicate designs as well as its ability to deliver both understated and bold tones and textures all with the potential for reuse.
The story of stone’s sustainability credentials is being talked about perhaps now more than ever, which is why The Stone Tapestry has been designed to be a place for conversation; a space for architects, interior designers, engineers and clients to come and ask their own questions and join the conversation.
The piece is a truly collaborative effort, originating as a collaborative project between leading architectural practice, Squire & Partners and Stone Federation but also bringing in the stonemasonry expertise of The Stone Masonry Company alongside the materials and fabrication of Albion Stone, A F Jones Interiors, ALS by Airelimestones, Britannicus Stone, Hutton Stone Co., The Marble Collective, The Stonemasonry Company and Welsh Slate.
Main Stage Seminar
On Wednesday, 21st May at 2.30 pm, we will be hosting a panel session on the Clerkenwell Design Week’s Design Meets seminar theatre.
Designing with the original sustainable material: Natural Stone
Natural stone is the original sustainable material for architects, designers and clients alike. This session will inspire and inform, bringing together some of the leading voices around the use of natural stone to create beautiful, sustainable projects.
To register to attend this session, please email sara@stonefed.org.uk.
