A matt white ceramic surface from Marazzi, made in Italy at 12 mm — limestone in name only, so it copes with heat and sunlight on an indoor island or an outdoor kitchen.
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A polished black sintered ceramic whose gloss picks up lamplight in the evening – a dramatic worktop that stays practical: heat-resistant and non-absorbent.
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A black sintered ceramic for cooks who move pans from hob to counter without thinking – heat-resistant, non-absorbent and never in need of sealing.
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White, polished engineered quartz from Technistone that carries a natural stone's name but needs no sealing — a calm, practical pick for kitchen worktops and bathroom vanities.
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A grey sintered ceramic for loft-style kitchens with concrete, steel and brick – it handles heat and daily wear and never needs sealing.
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The matt, book-matched version of Laminam Calacatta Michelangelo: mirrored white ceramic slabs with a low-sheen surface for islands and splashbacks.
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White sintered ceramic supplied as book-matched slabs, so the pattern mirrors across a joint – suited to waterfall islands, splashbacks and feature walls.
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White engineered quartz with an Arabescato-inspired design: a marble-like look for kitchens and bathrooms in a material that never needs sealing.
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A matt white sintered ceramic with a soft-touch feel – no glare under pendant lights, no sealing, and a surface that suits a family kitchen with an island.
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White engineered quartz from Avant with a Calacatta-inspired design, for open-plan homes where the kitchen worktop is on show from the sofa.
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A matt grey sintered ceramic for cooks who want a surface that shrugs off heat and scratches – and who are happy to keep a chopping board in play.
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Polished white ceramic from Italy at 12 mm with an onyx-inspired design, for vanities, bar counters and islands that should catch the eye.