Over the past month we’ve had the opportunity to custom-fit the marble holy water font at the altar of Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Raleigh. This high-profile project enabled us to host famous Italian stone consultant Roberto Pagliari in our studio! Roberto was commissioned to select the gorgeous stone throughout the Cathedral to bring to life architect James O’Brien’s vision. Continue reading →
ROCKin’teriors has had the opportunity to work on many fabulous natural stone installations over the years. This includes our work with renowned sculptor and painter Thomas Sayre, who’s a founding partner in the multi-disciplinary design firm Clearscapes. Thomas was kind enough to share his thoughts on an installation we completed for him.
“With thanks to ROCKin’teriors! With many thanks for a wonderful job: The stone looks fabulous and the team who templated and installed could not have been more skilled or friendlier to have been with. Thank you.” — Thomas Sayre
ROCKin’teriors once again served as a training site for area design professionals in June. The National Kitchen & Bath Association Eastern Carolina Chapter held its continuing education course on marble use in kitchens at ROCKin’teriors, with instruction by our friend Rob Bacon of Daltile. With numerous training workshops held in our space in recent months, ROCKin’teriors University is now in session! We’re delighted to help our friends in architecture and interior design and encourage you to stop to see what’s happening in our workshop and design studio. Continue reading →
ROCKin’teriors recently hosted our friends at the Alliance of Interior Designers for a workshop on outdoor kitchens. Marni Corley from The Binnick Group and Eddie Casanave with Distinctive Remodeling, LLC shared their insights on the many variables that go into designing a stylish, safe and productive outdoor kitchen.
Our founder, Laura Grandlienard, was recently interviewed about shop safety for an article in the May issue of Stone World. Here’s an excerpt written by Jennifer Richinelli and Jason Kamery. You can read the full article at the Stone World website.