• The company showcases the five new surfaces from THE EDIT. A new material language across different applications, highlighting their potential for furniture design, interiors, and architecture.
  
  
• Neolith ARCHITECTURAL and the new Soft Cava finish for Neolith Azahar complete a display that explores different combinations of materials, colors, and textures.

Neolith is participating in the 17th edition of SICAM, taking place October 20–23 in Pordenone, Italy, with an exhibition space that showcases the versatility of its latest innovations across furniture design, interiors, and architecture. The five new surfaces from THE EDIT. A new material language take center stage, alongside Neolith ARCHITECTURAL, the brand's dedicated range for vertical cladding and ventilated facades, and a selection of standout designs from its portfolio.

Following their official debut in Verona last September, the new surfaces from THE EDIT. A new material language are now on display at SICAM in a setting that invites visitors to discover different ways of using and combining Neolith surfaces, demonstrating the material's potential in terms of both aesthetics and functionality.

Edoardo Passarini, Vice President EMEA at Neolith, highlights SICAM's importance as a meeting point for industry professionals: “We are pleased to return to SICAM once again, a trade show we have participated in for many years. It is an opportunity not only to introduce significant product innovations, but also to highlight how our company continues to evolve.”

Pale Fossil, Glazed Opaline, Dorset Mist, Serene Emerald y Calacatta Viola take center stage in the exhibition space, allowing visitors to appreciate their distinctive colors, veining, and textures. Each surface represents its own code of expression, reflecting Neolith's research into color, finishes, and the material inspirations behind each design.

The booth also features several of the new designs in specific applications. Pale Fossil is used for the flooring, bringing its ivory tones into the space, while Glazed Opaline takes center stage in a large central structure that shows its potential for furniture design. Its light-colored surface, inspired by crystallized white quartzite, contrasts with the earthy tones of Neolith Azahar, which is also featured in vertical cladding and an adjacent furniture element.

Bringing these surfaces together in a single space creates an opportunity to explore different combinations of finishes, colors, and material expressions to meet a variety of design needs.

Neolith ARCHITECTURAL, the 6 mm range introduced in 2025, further enhances the company's presence at SICAM. Neolith Obsidian, Neolith Serpeggiante, and Neolith Azahar are featured on large vertical panels, allowing visitors to appreciate their distinctive characteristics and explore their potential for architectural applications.

The space also features Neolith Azahar with the new Soft Cava finish on a countertop. This texture reinterprets the stone-like relief of the Cava finish with more subtle depth and a softer feel. Its matte surface preserves the natural character of stone while expanding the design's application possibilities across kitchen and bathroom countertops, furniture, flooring, and wall cladding.

A dedicated sample area featuring different Neolith designs and finishes completes the exhibition space, giving professionals a closer look at the range of available solutions and the opportunity to explore new material combinations.

Through its participation in SICAM 2026, Neolith continues to strengthen its presence in the Italian market and its relationships with industry professionals, showcasing its latest innovations and the wide range of possibilities sintered stone offers across design applications.

Visitors can explore the Neolith booth through October 23, 2026, at SICAM, Hall 5 – Booth F9, at the Pordenone Exhibition Center, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.