24/04/2025
Neolith transforms Casa Decor 2025 with surfaces that push the boundaries of design
- Beyond showcasing its own space, Neolith also leaves its mark on Casa Decor 2025 with standout appearances in “Grounding” and “La forma del agua” spaces, once again reaffirming its status as a benchmark in design, innovation and versatility.
- Neolith Artisan and Neolith Shilin models are featured in two unique settings, enhancing both design and functionality with their unmatched quality and aesthetic.
Casa Decor 2025, “Grounding” space by Calzi Paccieri Studio. Photography: Amador Toril
Neolith strengthens its presence at Casa Decor 2025 with proposals that embody its innovative mindset and groundbreaking vision of design. Beyond its own space, the brand showcases its versatility and ability to seamlessly integrate into the “Grounding” space by Calzi Paccieri Studio and “La forma del agua” by Zooco Estudio and Geberit, elevating the aesthetic and functionality of both spaces with its sintered stone surfaces and reaffirming its reputation as a brand that redefines how we interact with materials in any environment.
In addition to its product placement, Neolith is also participating in Casa Decor 2025 with its own dedicated space: “Pasaje Hacia el Interior del Alma.” Designed by the architecture and interior design studio davidedavid, this project uses the arch as a symbol of transition. Through a carefully curated mix of materials, lighting effects, and reflections, it offers a new way of experiencing the home, blurring the line between the physical and the emotional.
Neolith Artisan, the sophisticated soul of Calzi Paccieri Studio's proposal
“GROUNDING” SPACE
In “Grounding,” Calzi Paccieri Studio has envisioned a public bathroom that transcends the conventional. “This space is conceived as a sanctuary inviting us to slow down, breathe deeply, and rediscover what truly matters. Designed as a profound sensory experience, it reminds us that the present—with all its strength and fragility—is here and now,” explain Romina Calzi and Mariana Paccieri.
The countertop, crafted with Neolith Artisan—one of the brand’s newest products—becomes a key element in the composition, adding a sophisticated contrast through its refined texture and artisanal finish. “Neolith has elevated the space in both quality and design thanks to its manufacturing process, which provides superior technical characteristics compared to traditional materials,” note the designers.
Neolith Artisan evokes the essence of the limestone that once adorned European Gothic cathedrals of the 14th and 15th centuries, known for its earthy tones and warm grey hue. Its soft surface and natural color palette create a welcoming and comforting ambiance.
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Casa Decor 2025, “Grounding” space by Calzi Paccieri Studio. Photographies: Amador Toril
Neolith Shilin, the foundation of design in the Geberit proposal by Zooco Estudio
“LA FORMA DEL AGUA” SPACE
Zooco Estudio has envisioned “La forma del agua” as a tribute to water—an essential element and a generator of form. “Water has no fixed shape; it flows and adapts. In our space, it is expressed through geometric compositions based on circles, evoking its organic and ever-changing nature,” explains the architectural studio.
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Casa Decor 2025, “La forma del agua” space by Zooco Estudio. Photographies: Asier Rua
“Liquid” walls define the space and transform the atmosphere, while the floor—clad in Neolith Shilin—acts as a solid and continuous base that reflects the purity and fluidity of the concept. “Neolith’s sintered stone, with its sophisticated aesthetic and high technical performance, was essential in creating a surface that is durable, elegant, and seamlessly aligned with the concept of a space shaped by water and light,” they state.
Neolith Shilin’s balanced texture and neutral tone allow it to blend harmoniously with a wide range of decorative styles, adding a touch of sophistication and serenity. Moreover, its resistance to moisture and wear ensures a visually appealing finish that is also a long-lasting solution for highly demanding environments. The choice of this model emphasizes the harmony between design and functionality, enabling the essence of the space to flow naturally.
“Collaborating with Neolith was key in shaping a space that is as conceptual as it is technical. Their material allowed us to explore the idea of water as an architectural generator, creating seamless, resilient surfaces with a natural appearance. Neolith’s quality gave us the freedom to design without limits, while staying true to our commitment to sustainability and innovation,” highlight the team at Zooco Estudio.
Both spaces can be visited at the Sagasta building in Madrid’s Chamberí district (Calle Sagasta, 33) until Sunday, May 18, specifically at exhibition spaces number 44 (Zooco Estudio) and number 50 (Calzi Paccieri Studio), located on the third floor of the building.
Through these collaborations, Neolith strengthens its commitment to design and innovation, once again proving why its surfaces are the preferred choice of leading architects and interior designers.