Neolith Unveils New Textures, DOCA Kitchen at KBIS
Neolith, the global leader in sintered stone surfaces, celebrated a highly successful return to the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show KBIS 2026 in Miami, drawing architects, interior designers, fabricators, and media from across North America. The brandโs product-focused booth brought โThe Art of Creating Spacesโ to life, using large-format slabs and sculptural angles to showcase how sintered stone unifies kitchens, baths, and architectural elements with performance professionals expect.
Visitors experienced Neolithโs latest products and newest textures developed over the past six months. Rigato and Cava, two new textures from the Neolith ARCHITECTURAL line, were introduced in Serpeggiante, Azahar, and Obsidian, adding tactile and visual dimension to architectural surfaces. These finishes, alongside new surfaces like Neolith Taj Mahal and Neolith Crรจme, demonstrated how in-demand beige tones carry cohesively across residential and commercial projects, from hardworking kitchen worktops to expressive vertical surfaces and exterior envelopes. For specifiers, the display highlighted large-format slab impact and practical daily-use considerations.
Anchoring the space, exclusive partner DOCA presented a refined kitchen installation pairing high-end European cabinetry with Neolith surfaces. The collaboration went beyond traditional countertops, integrating Neolith inside cabinets, front doors, and even drawers for a higher luxury finish in kitchen applications. CEO Walter Ceglia said the booth showed how sintered stone can unify kitchens, baths, and architectural elements with expected performance. For kitchen and bath specialists, the environment offered context to review surfaces, discuss specification needs, and explore horizontal and vertical applications.
Neolith welcomed Drew and Jonathan Scott, the Property Brothers, who have used Neolith surfaces for over five years and create HGTVโs Celebrity IOU. The brand also featured a live demonstration with content creator Brent Gentling for BYOT, testing Neolithโs resistance to fire and scratches to highlight performance under extreme conditions. By the close of KBIS 2026, Neolith saw a steady stream of architects, interior designers, and fabricators seeking durable, low-maintenance, aesthetically distinctive solutions for todayโs projects.
Neolith reinforced visibility in the North American market with strengthened relationships and new specification opportunities across kitchens, baths, facades, and floors. As a pioneering architectural surface made of all-natural raw materials, Neolith positions sintered stone as an essential style element for sustainable functional design in over 100 countries. For real estate and construction, the booth underscored material continuity from countertops to envelopes, supporting design cohesion and lifecycle performance. Explore more at Neolith.
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