• The company will be at 360 by Cevisama and Espacio Cocina SICI through October 1 with two concepts exploring the possibilities of Neolith surfaces across architecture, interiors, and kitchen design.
  
  
• New designs from THE EDIT. A new material language take center stage, alongside the debut of Neolith Azahar in the new Soft Cava finish for applications including countertops, furniture, flooring, and wall cladding.

Neolith brings a design-led showcase of innovation and new material possibilities to Valencia during one of the key international events on the habitat and design calendar. From today through October 1, the company is participating at Feria Valencia with two dedicated spaces at 360 by Cevisama and Espacio Cocina SICI, each conceived to highlight the material from a different perspective.

Following the official presentation of THE EDIT. A new material language in Verona last week, Neolith’s latest designs arrive in Valencia integrated into environments where material becomes part of both the architecture and the overall spatial experience.

At 360 by Cevisama, Neolith presents a dedicated space with a strong architectural character. A sequence of vertical planes, freestanding volumes, and furniture elements creates a series of distinct settings within an open composition, using material to define circulation, proportions, and focal points.

The concept showcases a range of Neolith applications across facades, interior wall cladding, flooring, furniture, and bathroom solutions, while also incorporating a selection of designs from the brand’s latest launch. Pale Fossil is used across the flooring, while Serene Emerald appears on the tables, bringing a vibrant accent to the overall composition.

Neolith ARCHITECTURAL is also represented through Serpeggiante and Obsidian in the facade solutions, while Neolith Azahar is used as interior wall cladding. The project also features contributions from Laufen, with an outdoor shower solution; Point, with its furniture; and Bover, with its lighting, creating a broader dialogue between surfaces, equipment, lighting, and design.

At Espacio Cocina SICI, Neolith joins delamora, in collaboration with Miele, in a concept that brings together three complementary areas of kitchen design — surfaces, furniture, and appliances — through an integrated approach to the space, underpinned by shared values of design, innovation, and excellence.

The space combines the new Pale Fossil and Glazed Opaline designs across wall cladding and flooring, respectively, while Neolith Azahar is featured on the kitchen island and cabinetry. The new Glazed Opaline also takes center stage on the countertops, reinforcing visual continuity throughout the space.

The concept also incorporates TPB Tech invisible induction technology into Neolith Azahar, with an induction surface in the same finish and integrated lighting, presented for the first time in a standard four-inductor format.

Alongside the designs introduced as part of Neolith’s latest launch, one of the brand’s key debuts is Neolith Azahar in the new Soft Cava finish. The texture reinterprets Cava’s stone-inspired relief with more subtle depth and a softer feel. Its matte finish preserves the natural character of stone while introducing a more delicate and versatile expression. Available in 3, 6, and 12 mm, it expands the possibilities of Neolith Azahar across kitchen and bathroom countertops, furniture, flooring, and wall cladding, enabling a more cohesive approach to interior design.

Neolith’s agenda in Valencia continues this evening at the Museo de Bellas Artes, where the company is taking part in Noche en el Museo, organized together with GandiaBlasco, Greenarea, and LZF. Since 2022, the event has become an established fixture on Valencia’s design calendar.

For this edition, Neolith brings to Valencia the sculptural pieces first presented in Verona during the launch of THE EDIT. A new material language, extending the creative exploration of material that began in the Italian city into a new setting.

Through these initiatives, Neolith brings together innovation, design, and application while demonstrating the breadth of possibilities offered by its new material language, from architecture and interior design to more experimental and artistic expressions. Valencia provides a new setting to introduce the brand’s latest innovations to professionals across design, architecture, and the wider habitat sector, while continuing to explore new ways of conceiving and experiencing material.