In the context of Vietnam’s interior and building materials industry constantly transforming to catch up with global trends in technology, sustainability, and creative aesthetics, Vasta Stone – a pioneering brand in the sintered stone field – continues to affirm its leading role by strengthening its strategic partnership with the Vietnam Interior Design Association.
With the desire to make sintered stone the new standard material in modern architectural and interior projects, Vasta Stone is implementing a series of in-depth collaborative activities, including expert training, technical seminars, and sharing solutions for applying the product into practical design. Kicking off this series of events was the first expert training session, gathering over 20 prestigious architects and designers in the industry. The content centered around three main topics: the application of sintered stone in built-in furniture, freestanding furniture, and various cladding surfaces for interiors and exteriors.
This is not only an opportunity for professionals to better understand the advanced Sacmi Continua+ technology that Vasta Stone is using – which allows for the production of sintered stone with outstanding, uniform quality that is environmentally friendly – but also a space for networking, joint research, and expanding the potential of this material in the groundbreaking structures of contemporary architecture.
Furthermore, Vasta Stone also places special emphasis on the safety and sustainability of sintered stone – an ideal alternative to traditional quartz which contains silica, a material that is being restricted in many countries due to health risks. The popularization of sintered stone not only contributes to the journey of improving the quality of living spaces but also demonstrates Vasta Stone’s commitment to creating a sustainable future for Vietnam’s interior industry.
The collaboration between Vasta Stone and the Vietnam Interior Design Association is a major step forward, marking a new phase in the strategy to expand the market, promote in-depth research, and accompany the Vietnamese design community in conquering increasingly rigorous aesthetic and functional standards.
