Luck Stone Corp. of Richmond, VA, believes that understanding its customers' needs and educating them on stone products will prove beneficial to its business for years to come.

Light Roman travertine and two varieties of granite created a classy backdrop for an upscale car dealership in Houston, TX.

When stepping into the lobby of the Westin hotel in Indianapolis, guests are greeted by a 21- x 24-foot "stone carpet," which was fabricated using waterjet technology

Because of high altitude conditions, implementing the design of the Sundeck Restaurant atop Aspen Mountain in Colorado proved quite a feat for those installing its stonework.

Now under new ownership, National Quarries in San Marcos, CA, has plans for significant investments in technology to boost production capacity and annual sales.

Two varieties of Cold Spring Granite were an essential ingredient in "spicing up" the downtown area of Minneapolis, MN.

For the flooring in the new sanctuary at The Church of the Apostles in Atlanta, GA, Vermont natural green slate provided durability as well as an inviting atmosphere.

Warm shades of granite and marble were chosen for an addition to a private residence in Cooksville, MD, to maintain the appearance of an aged farmhouse.

For the Chancery for the People's Republic of Bangladesh in Washington, DC, Burlington's Broughton Moor and Elterwater slate were used for their natural green coloring.

To achieve success in the natural stone business, the owners of Marble Source Unlimited in Annapolis Junction, MD, followed the example set by their ancestors.