• As part of Küchenmeile 2026, the IDF34 showroom brings together Neolith’s latest developments, along with Neolith ARCHITECTURAL and a selection of some of the most representative surfaces from its portfolio.

Neolith is once again present in IDF34 in Löhne, alongside Küchenmeile, one of Germany’s leading international events for the kitchen industry. Through September 24, the company’s showroom remains open to industry professionals, offering the opportunity to discover some of Neolith’s latest proposals and explore the possibilities of its surfaces across kitchen design and contemporary spaces.

This year’s presentation places the focus on Neolith’s latest developments, alongside some of the most representative surfaces from its portfolio. These include the new models from the brand’s latest launch, which will be officially unveiled in Verona from September 22 to 24, as well as Neolith ARCHITECTURAL, its 6 mm product line developed specifically for interior vertical cladding and ventilated facade projects. The selection expands Neolith’s aesthetic language through color, texture, and a carefully considered interpretation of materials inspired by nature, with a strong emphasis on large-format applications for architecture and interior design.

Through a variety of applications and compositions, the newly redesigned showroom, created by architecture studio Argila Architects, is built around a concept that explores how light shapes the perception of material. The space highlights the versatility of Neolith surfaces and their ability to adapt to different types of projects, combining design, technical performance, and a broad range of aesthetic possibilities.

For this edition, Neolith is once again collaborating with the BSH Group, incorporating a Bosch induction solution. Throughout the week, Artus Solutions will also be on site presenting its services and solutions for Neolith surfaces.

Neolith is also present alongside TPB Tech at the Templer booth, where its surfaces integrate the innovative invisible induction technology developed by TPB Tech, combining design, technology, and functionality.

The Neolith ARCHITECTURAL product range features three models that connect architecture and nature through their color palettes, textures, and finishes.

Neolith Serpeggiante reflects the calm character of natural stone and creates a sense of visual continuity. Its stone-inspired aesthetic, in soft beige and cream tones, conveys a timeless elegance that transcends styles and trends. It is available in the Rigato texture, featuring fine longitudinal grooves reminiscent of hand-carved stone, enhancing the depth and texture of the surface.

Inspired by the essence of the Mediterranean, Neolith Azahar reinterprets the warm, earthy tones of traditional materials such as terracotta and fired clay. Its nuanced color palette evokes the light and artisanal character of southern regions, conveying a sense of balance and serenity. This model is available in the Cava texture, which enhances the material quality of the surface.

Neolith Obsidian, meanwhile, draws inspiration from volcanic rock, bringing distinctive depth and visual magnetism. Its surface recalls the mineral variations found in natural obsidian, conveying visual strength and sophistication. The model is also available in the Rigato finish, which enhances the relief and three-dimensionality of the surface.

The selection on display in Löhne reflects the evolution of the Neolith portfolio toward increasingly versatile solutions capable of carrying a consistent material identity across different scales and applications, from furniture and kitchen surfaces to interior design and architecture. This evolution reinforces Neolith’s position as an international benchmark in the development of surfaces with strong aesthetic value and advanced technical performance.