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Neolith Brings Nuance To Neutrals With New Offerings

Conventional wisdom might have you believe that neutrals are synonymous with simplicity: A pared-back palette might be known for its versatility, but it doesn’t always make a statement. However, Neolith’s newest launches flip the script and prove neutrals can be chic — and commanding, too. The secret for the brand lies in its attention to detail and uncompromising quality.

“From the raw material’s mix to the exact temperature and pressure applied to each slab, to the wide range of designs, we prioritize quality and keep innovation as the core of everything we do,” says Andreas Manero, Neolith Group’s marketing director.

Leading the pack of offerings is Neolith’s Taj Mahal, which reimagines the natural beauty of quartzite. With a warm beige base and swirls of ochre veins, Taj Mahal deftly toes the line between classic and contemporary. And, in doing so, create a surface that’s equal parts serene and sophisticated, as well as trendy, with its impeccable design and natural soft texture.

Azure, on the other hand, captures and celebrates contrast with a lighter base and bluish gray veining. The result? Proof that opposites attract but can also remain easy on the eyes.

Whites, beiges and grays might be the most predictable neutrals, but Neolith’s Mamba explores the moodier side of the palette. Here, the darker background is punctuated with thin, amber veining to conjure the look of a Port Laurent marble. Though the boldest of new arrivals, Mamba manages to be cool, confident, and calming in equal measure.

Or, if you prefer to stick with a classic neutral, you can’t go wrong with Crème. Inspired by pure, uninhibited sandstones, the stone’s neutral color and warm, earthy undertones can work seamlessly with an array of spaces. But while Crème looks effortless in form, its smooth finish brings a sense of refinement to its subtly granulated texture.

Whether you select the lightness of Crème or indulge in the drama of Mamba, one thing’s for sure: The company’s new school of neutrals was born to simultaneously blend in and stand out. “Neolith is a surface made of natural raw materials that invites you to enjoy every moment and live it to the fullest,” Manero notes. “Our solutions combine design, functionality and technology to turn your vision into reality.”

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