Innately architectural, Neolith’s sintered stone surfaces are dynamically performative. Alluring in aesthetic and impervious to heat, scratching and staining, Neolith’s is a story of design vision, creative expression, and lasting impact.

Neolith’s narrative starts in Spain just over a decade ago. A specialist in sintered stone, the brand would go on to rapidly expand at a global scale, catapulting it into the coveted role of leader – unmatched in its knowledge, innovation and passion for manufacturing sintered stone. Its rapid international expansion now sees it available direct to customers in Australia – a testament to the incredible potential of this premium architectural product, with particular emphasis on accessibility and ease of purchase. And, with two new logistics centres and showrooms opening in Sydney and Melbourne, Neolith’s capabilities are destined to augment residential and commercial projects across Australia.

With a deep commitment to the quality and capabilities of its product Neolith has devoted the past decade to finessing its fabrication techniques. To give you some background: sintered stone is engineered through a method that emulates the natural process of stone creation to combine various benefits of different natural stones in one versatile product. However, while some natural stone may be susceptible to chipping, and require treatments to repel liquids, hard-wearing and non-absorbent sintered stone is resistant to scratches and abrasions, as well as stains and heat.

These outstanding practical properties – combined with the fact that Neolith can be installed both horizontally or vertically – mean the product is the ideal surface for an impressively broad range of indoor and outdoor applications: from kitchen splashbacks, to floor-to-ceiling bathroom fit-out, a fireplace, or an external façade. Its thermal shock resistance and non-porous character equips Neolith to withstand proximity to the gas cooker, shower and harsh Australian weather conditions. This effectively takes the pressure of architects and designers to seek high performance surfacing and focus on application and creative expression.

Taking into consideration the outstanding range of potential applications, Neolith is available as a tile or a slab, and comes in a range of sizes and thicknesses. The 3mm and 6mm slabs are ideal for indoor use and applications like kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, or even lifts.