Borrowed Earth

Exciting News 📢 Thanks to Interior Design Magazine, we're proud to announce that our Aurum Series tile, Weave, has been honored with their Honoring Industry Professionals Award in the Hard Surface Materials category! 🏆 This award-winning tile masterfully weaves history and elegance into a stunning stone tapestry. A special shout out to Gina Saran from Precision Stone Design and Aura Surfaces for accepting this prestigious award on our behalf last Sunday in Chicago. Your support is invaluable! 🌟 #AwardWinner #InteriorDesign #AurumSeries #InnovationInDesign

Exciting News 📢 Thanks to Interior Design Magazine, we're proud to announce that our Aurum Series tile, Weave, has been honored with their Honoring Industry Professionals Award in the Hard Surface Materials category! 🏆 This award-winning tile masterfully weaves history and elegance into a stunning stone tapestry. A special shout out to Gina Saran from Precision Stone Design and Aura Surfaces for accepting this prestigious award on our behalf last Sunday in Chicago. Your support is invaluable! 🌟 #AwardWinner #InteriorDesign #AurumSeries #InnovationInDesign

Borrowed Earth Presents – "Carving Natural Stone: From Quarry Block to Dimensional Surface!" Join us Wednesday, June 26, 2024 for our latest course, hosted in collaboration with the Natural Stone Institute. Accredited by The The American Institute of Architects (AIA), American Society of Landscape Architects (LA CES), and IDCEC, this upcoming CEU presentation, will guide architecture and interior design professionals through the unique properties and versatile applications of stone. Perfect for architects, designers, and enthusiasts eager to enhance their skills and make responsible, aesthetic contributions to their environments with stone. Register below! Can't make it? We'll be hosting this CEU the last Wednesday of each month!

At Borrowed Earth, we meticulously craft our logistics process to ensure the highest standards of quality. From the moment you place your order, our advanced tracking and inventory management systems guarantee precise handling and timely delivery of our tiles and panels. Each product is engineered with cutting-edge technology to ensure durability and aesthetic excellence, seamlessly integrating the raw beauty of nature into your architectural and design projects. We utilize sea shipping to efficiently transport our products worldwide, ensuring that you receive your materials in perfect condition. Curious about how our tiles and panels can fit into your project? 📩 Get in touch at support@borrowedearthcollaborative.com  📲 DM us on LinkedIn to explore the possibilities!

Borrowed Earth Presents – Carving Natural Stone : From Quarry Block to Dimensional Surface! Join us next Wednesday (5/29) for Borrowed Earth's first official CEU Course! Accredited by The American Institute of Architects (AIA), American Society of Landscape Architects (LA CES), and IDCEC. This upcoming CEU presentation, hosted in collaboration with the Natural Stone Institute, will guide architecture and interior design professionals through the unique properties and versatile applications of stone. Perfect for architects, designers, and enthusiasts eager to enhance their skills and make responsible, aesthetic contributions to their environments with stone. Register below! Can't make it? We'll be hosting this CEU the last Wednesday of each month!

Delving into the Stone's Soul: DLN spotlights our Founder & CEO Ruchika Grover, unveiling her alchemy of art, architecture, and design. This in-depth feature narrates her artistic expedition, her immersive creative process, and her visionary use of stone — transforming the essence of nature into bespoke designs. With hands-on dedication, Ruchika and Borrowed Earth celebrate originality, quality, and the profound union of art with practicality, one unique stone pattern at a time. Heartfelt gratitude to Michael Diaz-Griffith, Design Leadership Network, and Hadley Keller.

This month at Borrowed Earth, we turn the spotlight to Taj White Marble, a marvel of geology and a paragon of elegance. Known for its versatility, Taj White Marble features finishes that cater to any design aesthetic, from the smooth, matte surface of a honed finish to the tactile experience of a textured pattern, each telling the geological saga of its creation. This marble's impressive compressive strength is notable, withstanding pressures up to 22,000 psi (Pounds per square inch), speaking to its robustness in structure and design. It’s incredibly resistant to water, absorbing less than a quarter of a percent, which translates to lasting resilience even in the most frequented spaces. Beyond its robust physical properties, the Taj White Marble’s unique patterns, like the architecturally inspired 'Flutes' or the intricate 'Weave', are each a signature of nature’s grand design. Here at Borrowed Earth, we celebrate the singular beauty of these patterns, knowing that they don't just add character to a space—they tell a story. [Taj White Marble, Durability, EcoFriendly Luxury, Natural, Raw, Stone, Luxury]

“True beauty is lost in the pursuit of perfection” It is possible to create immaculate blemish-free tile but it comes at a cost. That cost is the sacrifice of sustainability. The traditional process, which meticulously selects small, flawless sections from larger stone blocks and discards the remainder—sometimes as much as 80%—is a narrative we at Borrowed Earth choose not to author. Our ethos is encapsulated in our name: we borrow from the Earth, and in doing so, pledge to honor its natural bounty, not deplete it in the pursuit of an artificial ideal. At Borrowed Earth, we've always seen the unparalleled beauty in the 'perfect imperfections' of the natural world. Our dedication to sustainability is woven into the very fabric of our brand, from eco-conscious quarrying to the full-circle use of every stone we borrow from the Earth. As we craft our tiles, we're reminded that in nature, there are no duplicates. Each pattern tells a geological story, millions of years in the making. We respect this narrative by ensuring that our pursuit of beauty includes preserving the canvas it's painted on — our planet. [Interior, Stone, Sustainable, Tiles, Walls, Natural]

At Borrowed Earth, sustainability is more than a goal—it's a cornerstone of our ethos. We are dedicated to crafting exquisite stone products while significantly reducing our ecological impact and fostering ethical practices throughout our supply chain. Responsible Sourcing: We carefully select raw materials that minimize environmental impact, incorporating recycled materials and opting for locally sourced stones to reduce transportation emissions. We only partner with quarries committed to sustainable extraction methods, ensuring our materials are responsibly obtained. Waste Reduction: Our approach to reducing waste is comprehensive. We recycle or repurpose remnants from blocks and slabs, ensuring each piece of stone is used to its fullest potential. By integrating advanced design nesting and efficient milling technologies, we maximize material use and minimize waste. Solar Energy: We harness solar energy to power our manufacturing processes, with over 90% of our energy derived from solar sources. Investing in energy-efficient equipment is a priority, helping us reduce our carbon footprint further. Water Conservation: Water conservation is crucial in our manufacturing processes. We employ water-efficient equipment and innovative techniques to minimize water use. Our commitment extends to recycling and reusing water wherever feasible, ensuring we contribute to preserving this vital resource. At Borrowed Earth, each action and decision is guided by our dedication to sustainability, aiming to not only meet but exceed our environmental responsibilities.

Perfect — Imperfections: if there could be a phrase to describe our value system, it would be this. Anything born in nature is never perfect; its beauty is in its scars, veins, its character essentially. However, how does Borrowed Earth choose the perfectly imperfect playground? The preferred stone needs to match the aesthetic and structural requirements of the project. For carving stone, specific parameters must be met. Stone selection is a thoughtful process, emphasizing the unique characteristics of each block, such as color, pattern, texture, and material properties like grain, hardness, and weather resistance. These aspects not only determine the stone's functional fit but also its contribution to the aesthetic and durability of a project. Handling these heavy materials requires stringent safety measures to protect workers, underlining the importance of rigorous training and compliance with safety standards. Balancing creative ambitions with financial realities is essential in project planning, ensuring both vision and viability are achieved. This month the spotlight is on Travertine. Used to build Rome, this material has a color that is reminiscent of ancient structures. It is durable, yet 'softer' than others — making it a suitable stone to carve and engrave. https://lnkd.in/ec3TVpQ7