• The new space enhances the Neolith brand experience in New Zealand and complements the existing Neolith Center in Auckland, bringing its architectural and design solutions closer to professionals across the region.
  
  
• The opening marks the exclusive New Zealand debut of THE EDIT. A new material language, Neolith’s latest launch, officially unveiled in Verona this past September.

Neolith takes another step forward in its international expansion strategy with the opening of a new showroom in Auckland, New Zealand. This milestone strengthens the company’s position in Oceania and reflects its commitment to bringing its innovative, design-driven, high-performance surfaces closer to architects, interior designers, industry professionals, and end customers throughout the region.

Located alongside the existing Neolith Center in Auckland, which has been operating for several years, the new showroom marks the next stage in the brand’s development in the New Zealand market. Together, the two facilities offer a complementary experience, combining the operational and commercial capabilities of the established center with a dedicated space for design inspiration, product exploration, and the discovery of new architectural possibilities.

The showroom offers an immersive brand experience through a carefully curated selection of surfaces that showcases the breadth of Neolith’s portfolio and its versatility across interior and exterior applications. From kitchens and bathrooms to wall cladding, flooring, facades, and furniture, the space demonstrates how Neolith’s design versatility and technical performance meet the demands of contemporary architecture.

“The opening of our new showroom in Auckland represents another important milestone in our international growth strategy and reaffirms our commitment to Oceania, a key region for Neolith’s continued development. Our ambition is to keep building a strong presence in the markets where we operate, creating spaces where professionals can exchange ideas, build stronger relationships, and bring their projects to life,” said Walter Ceglia, CEO of Neolith.

The opening of the new showroom coincides with the exclusive New Zealand debut of THE EDIT. A new material language, the company’s latest launch, officially unveiled in Verona this past September. Its five new surfaces — Pale Fossil, Glazed Opaline, Dorset Mist, Serene Emerald, and Calacatta Viola — explore new forms of material expression through color, texture, and design, expanding the creative possibilities available to architects and interior designers.

The space also features Neolith ARCHITECTURAL, a range of 6 mm surfaces specifically developed for ventilated facades and interior wall cladding. This solution expands the possibilities for incorporating Neolith into architectural projects, combining aesthetic versatility, lightweight construction, and technical performance.

“This new showroom allows us to take another step forward in strengthening our relationships with professionals and customers across New Zealand. Together with our existing Neolith Center in Auckland, it enhances our ability to meet the needs of the local market and continue expanding our presence throughout the region,” said Con Papadakis, Managing Director, Oceania at Neolith.

The Auckland opening builds on Neolith’s ongoing expansion across Oceania, following the establishment of its direct distribution centers in Melbourne and Sydney in 2022, which marked a significant step in strengthening the company’s commercial presence in Australia.

With this latest addition, Neolith continues to expand its international network of facilities and enhance its ability to deliver an increasingly comprehensive brand experience, reaffirming its leadership in the sintered stone industry and its global commitment to innovation and design.

The new Neolith showroom is located at Building 3, 373 Neilson Street, Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand, alongside the existing Neolith Center, creating a destination for architecture, interior design, and design professionals throughout the New Zealand market.