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	Is it fair to say there's a resurgence in popularity at the moment for natural stone, and what do you think that's down to?		Is it fair to say there's a resurgence in popularity at the moment for natural stone, and what do you think that's down to?
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	The availability of really useful resources is also a factor; we've got a stone selection app mapping all the 85 different British stone sources around the country. Once architects become aware of the variety, we find they get more passionate about using it.		The availability of really useful resources is also a factor; we've got a stone selection app mapping all the 85 different British stone sources around the country. Once architects become aware of the variety, we find they get more passionate about using it.
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	One of the things our technical committee has been working on is the Geoprotection of Natural Stones; giving the same protection as, say, Champagne or Parma ham, for something like Portland stone which would be really valuable for the market.		One of the things our technical committee has been working on is the Geoprotection of Natural Stones; giving the same protection as, say, Champagne or Parma ham, for something like Portland stone which would be really valuable for the market.
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	One of the Stone Federation's objectives is to promote and maintain traditional skills. There's a skills shortage across the industry at the moment, what do you think could be done to try and encourage young people to consider a career in natural stone?		One of the Stone Federation's objectives is to promote and maintain traditional skills. There's a skills shortage across the industry at the moment, what do you think could be done to try and encourage young people to consider a career in natural stone?
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	There needs to be closer collaboration with colleges, making sure there's the chance for people coming out of school and colleges to have exposure to traditional skills, and allow hands-on experience wherever possible.		There needs to be closer collaboration with colleges, making sure there's the chance for people coming out of school and colleges to have exposure to traditional skills, and allow hands-on experience wherever possible.
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	What lies ahead in 2017 for the Stone Federation?		What lies ahead in 2017 for the Stone Federation?
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	As an interior designer how do you try and keep up, and perhaps pre-empt, changing trends and expectations?		As an interior designer how do you try and keep up, and perhaps pre-empt, changing trends and expectations?
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	But as much as the market is segmented, I don't think you can specify one thing for everyone. It depends on what innovations you can incorporate.		But as much as the market is segmented, I don't think you can specify one thing for everyone. It depends on what innovations you can incorporate.
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	I remember fighting with a gentlemen in China who wanted to make the showers really small because he wanted more room. I just said, I can't draw this for you because the brand will reject it, but he insisted.		I remember fighting with a gentlemen in China who wanted to make the showers really small because he wanted more room. I just said, I can't draw this for you because the brand will reject it, but he insisted.
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	Aside from that, what are the biggest challenges of hospitality interior design?		Aside from that, what are the biggest challenges of hospitality interior design?
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	Again, it's very culturally-based, certain cultures don't want to be dictated to, they think their culture is okay! We sit between the owner or developer who pays for it, and the brand who dictates it all, and we have to make both parties happy, so it's a challenging position to be in.		Again, it's very culturally-based, certain cultures don't want to be dictated to, they think their culture is okay! We sit between the owner or developer who pays for it, and the brand who dictates it all, and we have to make both parties happy, so it's a challenging position to be in.
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	Our sophistication and enduring elegance. Our use of materials, we always try to pick those that offer the best value for the developer and spend a lot of time doing that. We also have a great track record over 25 years.		Our sophistication and enduring elegance. Our use of materials, we always try to pick those that offer the best value for the developer and spend a lot of time doing that. We also have a great track record over 25 years.
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	Is there a particular hotel that you consider a 'gold standard' in terms of interior design?		Is there a particular hotel that you consider a 'gold standard' in terms of interior design?
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	* Natural stone cladding.		* Natural stone cladding.

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		+	--[[User:Stone_Federation_Great_Britain\|Stone Federation Great Britain]]

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−	2017 looks like being our busiest year so far. As well as more sector-based events and resources, we are also launching the Ethical Stone Register. This will be a go-to place where people can understand the ethical background of a stone, making sure it can be traced from the quarry onwards along the supply chain.	+	2017 looks like being our busiest year so far. As well as more sector-based events and resources, we are also launching the Ethical Stone Register. This will be the go-to place where people can understand the ethical background of a stone, making sure it can be traced from the quarry onwards along the supply chain.

	For more information, see [http://www.stonefed.org.uk/ Stone Federation].		For more information, see [http://www.stonefed.org.uk/ Stone Federation].
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	Ariane Steinbeck (AS):		Ariane Steinbeck (AS):

−	~~Yes, we~~ always have to try and see how to satisfy ~~guests'~~ expectations. Certain innovations may or may not be appropriate for a while. For example, all the research suggested that people don't really work at desks anymore in hotel rooms so Marriott wanted to do away with desks. But when we did, everyone complained so now they're back!	+	We always have to try and see how to satisfy expectations. Certain innovations may or may not be appropriate for a while. For example, all the research suggested that people don't really work at desks anymore in hotel rooms so Marriott wanted to do away with desks. But when we did, everyone complained so now they're back!

	But as much as the market is segmented, I don't think you can specify one thing for everyone. It depends on what innovations you can incorporate.		But as much as the market is segmented, I don't think you can specify one thing for everyone. It depends on what innovations you can incorporate.
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	Unrealistic budget expectations. Or the mentality - 'you've done this hotel and I like it, can I have the same for my hotel?', and it's not appropriate. Or they want to copy someone else's design.		Unrealistic budget expectations. Or the mentality - 'you've done this hotel and I like it, can I have the same for my hotel?', and it's not appropriate. Or they want to copy someone else's design.

−	Again, it's very culturally-based, certain cultures don't want to be dictated to, they think their culture is ~~quite~~ okay! We sit between the owner or developer who pays for it, and the brand who dictates it all, and we have to make both parties happy, so it's a challenging position to be in.	+	Again, it's very culturally-based, certain cultures don't want to be dictated to, they think their culture is okay! We sit between the owner or developer who pays for it, and the brand who dictates it all, and we have to make both parties happy, so it's a challenging position to be in.

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	In February 2017, Designing Building Wiki attended the Surface Design Show, the UK’s leading surfaces and materials event.		In February 2017, Designing Building Wiki attended the Surface Design Show, the UK’s leading surfaces and materials event.

−	Located at the centre of London’s design district, in Islington's Business Design Centre, the show has become an established event on the calendar for architects, interior ~~architects, lighting designers and~~ designers. For ~~over~~ 10 years it has been the only event in the UK focusing exclusively on interior and exterior surfaces.	+	Located at the centre of London’s design district, in Islington's Business Design Centre, the show has become an established event on the calendar for architects and interior designers. For more than 10 years it has been the only event in the UK focusing exclusively on interior and exterior surfaces.

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−	MR: There's a number of ways we do it. If the architect says they'd like to get an exact stone that they've seen elsewhere, we have a free technical helpline where our experts will help match that stone to the original source.	+	MR:
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		+	There's a number of ways we do it. If the architect says they'd like to get an exact stone that they've seen elsewhere, we have a free technical helpline where our experts will help match that stone to the original source.

	In the heritage sector there's a lot of stone matching required. In some cases the original stone is no longer quarried so we help find a suitable alternative that provides a consistent aesthetic.		In the heritage sector there's a lot of stone matching required. In some cases the original stone is no longer quarried so we help find a suitable alternative that provides a consistent aesthetic.

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	The availability of really useful resources is also a factor; we've got a stone selection app mapping all the 85 different British stone sources around the country. Once architects become aware of the variety, we find they get more passionate about using it.		The availability of really useful resources is also a factor; we've got a stone selection app mapping all the 85 different British stone sources around the country. Once architects become aware of the variety, we find they get more passionate about using it.
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	One of the things our technical committee has been working on is the Geoprotection of Natural Stones; giving the same protection as, say, Champagne or Parma ham, for something like Portland stone which would be really valuable for the market.		One of the things our technical committee has been working on is the Geoprotection of Natural Stones; giving the same protection as, say, Champagne or Parma ham, for something like Portland stone which would be really valuable for the market.
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	We need to present a career in natural stone as a really attractive option. We run the UK Masonry Skills Challenge which draws on newly-trained masons from across colleges and seeks to recognise, encourage and invest in those masons that are really excelling in their craft.		We need to present a career in natural stone as a really attractive option. We run the UK Masonry Skills Challenge which draws on newly-trained masons from across colleges and seeks to recognise, encourage and invest in those masons that are really excelling in their craft.

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	But as much as the market is segmented, I don't think you can specify one thing for everyone. It depends on what innovations you can incorporate.		But as much as the market is segmented, I don't think you can specify one thing for everyone. It depends on what innovations you can incorporate.
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	I remember fighting with a gentlemen in China who wanted to make the showers really small because he wanted more room. I just said, I can't draw this for you because the brand will reject it, but he insisted.		I remember fighting with a gentlemen in China who wanted to make the showers really small because he wanted more room. I just said, I can't draw this for you because the brand will reject it, but he insisted.
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	Again, it's very culturally-based, certain cultures don't want to be dictated to, they think their culture is quite okay! We sit between the owner or developer who pays for it, and the brand who dictates it all, and we have to make both parties happy, so it's a challenging position to be in.		Again, it's very culturally-based, certain cultures don't want to be dictated to, they think their culture is quite okay! We sit between the owner or developer who pays for it, and the brand who dictates it all, and we have to make both parties happy, so it's a challenging position to be in.
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	Our sophistication and enduring elegance. Our use of materials, we always try to pick those that offer the best value for the developer and spend a lot of time doing that. We also have a great track record over 25 years.		Our sophistication and enduring elegance. Our use of materials, we always try to pick those that offer the best value for the developer and spend a lot of time doing that. We also have a great track record over 25 years.
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	In February 2017, Designing Building Wiki attended the Surface Design Show, the UK’s leading surfaces and materials event.		In February 2017, Designing Building Wiki attended the Surface Design Show, the UK’s leading surfaces and materials event.
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	Located at the centre of London’s design district, in Islington's Business Design Centre, the show has become an established event on the calendar for architects, interior architects, lighting designers and designers. For over 10 years it has been the only event in the UK focusing exclusively on interior and exterior surfaces.		Located at the centre of London’s design district, in Islington's Business Design Centre, the show has become an established event on the calendar for architects, interior architects, lighting designers and designers. For over 10 years it has been the only event in the UK focusing exclusively on interior and exterior surfaces.

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	As well as a large number of exhibitors, demonstrations, presentations and panel discussions, the show featured three specialist 'hubs' - Light School, Stone Gallery and Surface Spotlight Live.		As well as a large number of exhibitors, demonstrations, presentations and panel discussions, the show featured three specialist 'hubs' - Light School, Stone Gallery and Surface Spotlight Live.

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−	Debuting at 2016's show and officially supported by Stone Federation GB, Stone Gallery reflects the rapidly growing stone market in the UK and the important relationship between stone and surface design.	+	Debuting at 2016's show and officially supported by Stone Federation GB, the Stone Gallery reflects the rapidly growing stone market in the UK and the important relationship between stone and surface design.

	Designing Buildings Wiki went along to chat with Stone Federation's Digital Media Executive, Matt Robb:		Designing Buildings Wiki went along to chat with Stone Federation's Digital Media Executive, Matt Robb:
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	In the heritage sector there's a lot of stone matching required. In some cases the original stone is no longer quarried so we help find a suitable alternative that provides a consistent aesthetic.		In the heritage sector there's a lot of stone matching required. In some cases the original stone is no longer quarried so we help find a suitable alternative that provides a consistent aesthetic.

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	There is definitely something about 'Brand Britain'. For a while there's been a fascination from the British interiors market about Italian marbles, but there's a growing reciprocal respect for British stone overseas.		There is definitely something about 'Brand Britain'. For a while there's been a fascination from the British interiors market about Italian marbles, but there's a growing reciprocal respect for British stone overseas.

−	One of the things our technical committee has been working on is Geoprotection of Natural Stones, giving the same protection as, say, Champagne or Parma ham, for something like Portland stone which would be really valuable for the market.	+	One of the things our technical committee has been working on is the Geoprotection of Natural Stones; giving the same protection as, say, Champagne or Parma ham, for something like Portland stone which would be really valuable for the market.

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	For more information, see [http://www.stonefed.org.uk/ Stone Federation].		For more information, see [http://www.stonefed.org.uk/ Stone Federation].

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	Designing Buildings Wiki also met Ariane Steinbeck, Managing Director of RPW Design, one of the industry's leading interior designers of hotels around the world.		Designing Buildings Wiki also met Ariane Steinbeck, Managing Director of RPW Design, one of the industry's leading interior designers of hotels around the world.
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	Yes, we always have to try and see how to satisfy guests' expectations. Certain innovations may or may not be appropriate for a while. For example, all the research suggested that people don't really work at desks anymore in hotel rooms so Marriott wanted to do away with desks. But when we did, everyone complained so now they're back!		Yes, we always have to try and see how to satisfy guests' expectations. Certain innovations may or may not be appropriate for a while. For example, all the research suggested that people don't really work at desks anymore in hotel rooms so Marriott wanted to do away with desks. But when we did, everyone complained so now they're back!
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