New Armina Stone Facility in Hialeah
Armina Stone, a leading name in the natural stone industry, has opened a new 35,000-square-foot facility in Hialeah, South Florida. This facility serves as both a gallery and a fabrication site, designed to meet the growing demand for luxury materials in home design. With advanced robotic technology for precision stone cutting, Armina Stone aims to elevate design standards in the area. Plans for a luxury showroom in the Miami Design District are also underway, enhancing client experiences with bespoke solutions and complimentary services.
Big news for home design enthusiasts and builders in the sunny region of South Florida! Armina Stone, one of the biggest players in the natural stone industry, has opened a stunning new 35,000-square-foot fabricated facility and gallery right in the heart of Hialeah, at 1800 W. Fourth Ave. This move marks a significant milestone for the company, which has built a solid reputation in the industry since its inception in 2015.
The new facility serves a dual purpose: it mixes art with function as both a gallery for breathtaking stone pieces and a fabrication site where high-quality slabs of marble, quartz, and granite come to life. If you’re in the mood to upgrade your kitchen or bathroom, this is definitely a place to check out. Armina Stone specializes in crafting beautiful countertops, cabinetry, and flooring solutions that aren’t just for homes but also cater to commercial projects.
This expansion into the vibrant South Florida market responds directly to the increasing demand for luxurious materials as more luxury homebuyers flock to the area. With its strategic location in Hialeah, Armina Stone is right in the midst of this booming market, ready to cater to homeowners and developers alike, whether they’re dreaming of a cozy kitchen redo or a grand hotel foyer.
One of the standout features of the new fabrication facility is its use of advanced robotic technology. This allows for incredibly precise stone cutting and fabrication, ensuring that every piece turned out meets the high standards that Armina Stone is known for. Precision is key in achieving that flawless finish expected in today’s high-end designs.
But that’s not all – there’s even more excitement on the horizon! In 2024, Armina plans to unveil its luxury showroom, dubbed Armina Luxe, located in the fabulous Miami Design District at 635 N.E. First Ave., Suite 115E. Spanning a generous 3,250 square feet, this showroom will offer more than just inspiration; it promises custom kitchen, bath, and closet solutions along with bespoke Italian cabinetry that’s sure to wow potential customers.
Expecting clients will also enjoy a little extra pampering. The showroom experience will include a complimentary car service that shuttles clients between the Hialeah facility and the Design District. It’s all about creating a seamless and luxurious experience for anyone who steps through their doors.
Before arriving in this sun-soaked paradise, Armina Stone has made a name for itself in its home markets of Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic, clinching titles like the “Best Kitchen & Bath Supplier” awarded by Pittsburgh Magazine. Their partnerships with major retailers such as Home Depot, Lowe’s, and IKEA speak volumes about their dedication to quality and customer satisfaction.
The Hialeah facility is designed to be a “one-stop-stone solution”, covering everything from initial design consultations to the final installation. As they settle into South Florida, Armina Stone is committed to raising the bar on design standards in the region, ensuring they cater to one of the country’s most dynamic markets.
So if you’re in the area and have a knack for all things fabulous and stone, you’ll want to make your way to Armina Stone to see what this exciting expansion is all about!
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