With its 2026 collection, Neolith expands its design language through four new surfaces and two original finishes conceived to interpret the needs of contemporary architecture through visual continuity, materiality and sensory perception.
The new proposal revolves around the Neolith Colosseo, Toscano, Nivola and Pasadena models, developed in a 6 mm thickness for wall coverings and flooring and, in the case of Colosseo and Toscano, also available in a 12 mm version dedicated to kitchen and bathroom countertops.
Among the new additions, Neolith Colosseo reinterprets travertine through a luminous and contemporary beige palette, characterised by mineral depth and a balanced aesthetic that integrates naturally into both residential interiors and contract projects. The new Matt finish enhances the model with a natural matte surface that softens reflections and highlights the nuances of the design.
Neolith Toscano draws inspiration from Italian stone and Mediterranean landscapes, translating earthy tones and brown shades into a warm and enveloping surface. The Riverwashed finish enhances the material effect through a delicately eroded texture that reinforces the authentic character of the design.
The exploration of light and perception emerges particularly in Neolith Nivola, inspired by Cloud Dancer, Pantone Color of the Year 2026. The warm white surface, crossed by subtle beige and grey nuances, was conceived to amplify spatial perception and create continuity between interior and exterior spaces. Here too, the Matt finish helps reduce reflections while enhancing the material’s visual depth.
Completing the collection is Neolith Pasadena, a contemporary interpretation of wood in honey tones inspired by California light. The new Wood finish introduces a textured relief reminiscent of natural wood grain, adding movement and depth to the surface while reinforcing its tactile and sensory character.
Through the new Matt and Wood finishes, Neolith further expands its research into textures, developing surfaces conceived to enrich the relationship between light, matter and architecture. The 2026 collection therefore consolidates a design approach in which sintered stone moves beyond its role as simple cladding to become a perceptive and narrative element within contemporary space.
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