• The global leader in sintered stone presented its newest colours this week at the leading festival for architects, designers, and specifiers.

• Conceptual display at St John’s Street plus a launch event at Old Sessions House meant Neolith’s presence was felt.

Neolith participated in Clerkenwell Design Week, the UK’s leading design hub for the Architect and Design industry that took place in London from the 21st to the 23rd of May 2024, as both an exhibitor and sponsor. Neolith showcased its newest colours through a striking display at the Elements exhibition and a major launch event at the iconic Clerkenwell venue, Old Sessions House.

In addition to its popular models, Neolith also exhibited its latest global launches: Calacatta Roma, Everest Sunrise and Cappadocia Sunset, which pay tribute to nature and timeless beauty, pushing the boundaries of Neolith’s manufacturing process to emulate natural materials. Everest Sunrise, an impeccable and perfectly balanced quartzite that combines the delicate and peaceful colour evoked by the Himalayan mountains, was showcased for the first time in the UK.

The brand also presented Neolith WhiteSands, a model manufactured with a new digital technology that debuts with a new texture, achieving an unmatched and even more natural finish. This new model will be launched globally from June 2024.

Neolith’s UK Senior Sales Manager, Ross Stewart, comments: “our exhibition at Clerkenwell Design Week and the launch event we hosted yesterday was an outstanding success; it was the perfect opportunity to showcase our stunning surfaces while speaking with our key brand partners. The space represents a breathtaking fusion of innovation and elegance that creates an inspiring and memorable experience.”

An indisputable commitment to sustainability

Since its creation, Neolith has invested in resources to reduce the company's environmental impact, but also to promote the care for society, contributing to the creation of unique spaces to be lived in and advocating sustainable beauty in all its collections. The brand has achieved carbon neutrality for its main scopes and its production processes are also respectful of the environment: all the industrial water used is recycled, and 100% of the electrical energy used during the production process comes from guaranteed sources of renewable origin. The company also recovers and recycles more than 96% of the industrial waste generated.

Due to their natural composition, Neolith surfaces do not contain resins in their formulation, nor added plastics. They are crafted with up to 20 natural raw materials and can be recycled at the end of their useful life.

Unparalleled performance

Attendees of Clerkenwell Design Week were invited to immerse themselves in a world of innovation and creativity as the latest cutting-edge advancements and visionary developments set to redefine the landscape of surface design were showcased.

Neolith’s Marketing Director, Andreas Manero, who was also attending the tradeshow, added “we are very proud to be present at the leading design hub for the A&D industry in London. It’s fantastic to see so many professionals here discovering all the advantages a product like Neolith can bring to their projects, combining design and functionality”.

Just like all Neolith models, the new colours - WhiteSands, Cappadocia Sunset, Calacatta Roma, and Everest Sunrise - have unique functionalities alongside high resistance to heat and extreme atmospheric conditions. They are hygienic, very easy to clean and require minimal maintenance.

Neolith has been creating innovative surfaces known for their beauty, quality, longevity, and elegance for more than a decade. Neolith sintered stone surfaces are a cutting-edge new generation technological product. They are extremely beautiful, with a range of designs and textures in continuous development, which combine the exquisiteness of the exclusive, elegant, and subtle aesthetics with unique functionalities.