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WHAT'S HOT

What's Hot in
Countertops

1. CAMBRIA has launched its quartz in a thin and lightweight 6-mm slab
proﬁle ﬁt for both commercial and residential applications. The slabs are
available in 10 designs - including White Cliﬀ, Whitehall, Swanbridge,
Ella, Portrush, Brittanicca Warm, Skara Brae (shown here), Carrick,
Buxton and Blackpool Matte in two ﬁnishes: Cambria Matte and high
gloss. Price is available upon request. www.cambriausa.com

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2. FORMICA CORP. introduces its Everform Solid Surface by Formica
Group, a curated collection of acrylic solid surfacing designs. Everform
is an acrylic surface made from natural mineral ﬁber and binding resins
and features color all the way through. It is seamless, nonporous, highly
durable and repairable, as well as water and ﬁre resistant. Shown here is
Everform in Luna Steel. Material costs start at $10 per square foot. www.
formica.com
3. Inspired by Calacatta marble, WILSONART has launched its new
Calacatta Quartz Collection. The four new designs are nonporous, nonabsorbent and stain resistant and do not need to be chemically sealed.
Designs include Calacatta Aquilea (shown here), Calacatta Volegno,
Calacatta Pastino and Calatta Serchio. Price is available upon request.
www.wilsonart.com
4. FIANDRE, part of the Iris Ceramica Group, introduces new colors and
ﬁnishes in the Maximum Marmi premium Italian porcelain collection:
Alpi Chiaro Venato, Verde Fantastico, Irish Green, Invisible and Apuano
Purissimo. Verde Fantastico, shown here, features a dark green
background covered with white, brown and ocher details that create
a snake skin motif reminiscent of the rainforest. Price is available upon
request. www.granitiﬁandre.com

5. CAESARSTONE's new Calacatta Maximus is a quartz take on marble.
Like all Caesarstone quartz surfaces, Calacatta Maximus (part of the
Supernatural Collection) is nonporous, durable, ﬂexible, scratch and stain
resistant, mold and mildew resistant and lower maintenance than other
natural surface materials. The price ranges from $75 to125 per square
foot installed. www.caesarstoneus.com

6. ANTOLINI's Lincoln Stone is a new marble that joins the almost 80
other materials in the Exclusive Collection. Lincoln Stone is a delicate and
timeless natural stone, distinguished by a sophisticated surface. The slab
is 90 inches by 57 inches by 3 cm, and the price diﬀers depending on the
distributor/dealer. www.antolini.com/en/
7. New additions to Viatera's Calacatta Collection from LG HAUSYS
include Calacatta Sol and Calacatta Plata. Calacatta Sol (shown here)
displays a classic vein pattern that expands in a variety of thicknesses,
accented by golden lines. Like all Viatera colors, each one is made of up
to 93% quartz. Price is available upon request. www.lghausys.com

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8. ICESTONE has revamped the Forest Fern color for a smaller and
darker-toned green glass. It can be used as a countertop, vanity or
in custom applications for desktops, tabletops, ﬁreplace surrounds
and bathtub decks. The size is 52.5 inches by 96.5 inches, and MSRP
typically starts at $120 per square foot. icestoneusa.com
9. CERAMICHE CAESAR's new Alchemy Collection explores the
beauty of metal. These porcelain tiles come in two large-format sizes,
5.25 feet by 10.5 feet and 4 feet by 9 feet, which can be cut to size and
used to build countertops, tables and vanities. The tiles are resistant to
scratching, staining, extreme heat and bacterial growth. Price is available
upon request. www.caesar.it/us

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