A grey engineered quartz for open-plan homes where the kitchen is part of the living room – neutral enough to tie cabinets, sofa and dining table into one calm space.
A natural granite for kitchens that see real cooking – hard, tolerant of heat and individual from slab to slab, so it is worth seeing before you choose.
A polished white sintered ceramic for bright kitchens with lacquered doors and metal accents – heat-resistant, non-absorbent and free of any sealing routine.
Matt ceramic from Italy with a travertine-inspired look, in 12 or 20 mm: the character of a classic stone in a material that copes with heat, UV and scratches.
An engineered quartz worktop for kitchens where many hands share the surface – non-porous, no sealing, and easy to keep presentable without anyone in charge of stone care.
Polished beige Technistone quartz made in the Czech Republic, 20 mm thick: a warm neutral worktop for kitchens with terracotta, olive wood and plaster.
Matt black engineered quartz in a 20 mm slab – quiet, non-reflective and low-maintenance, at home in a kitchen that pairs a dark worktop with pale oak or white walls.