North Hollywood, CA
(818) 308 6292
San Antonio, TX
(210) 494 8282
(818) 308 6292
(210) 494 8282
Neolith isn’t just another countertop—it’s an architectural surface built to take on real life and still look stunning. Made from sintered stone, Neolith countertops combine natural materials with cutting-edge engineering, resulting in a surface that’s as functional as it is beautiful.
Kitchens and bathrooms are where life happens—heat, spills, scrapes, the works. Neolith stands up to all of it. Thanks to its near-zero porosity, it’s resistant to stains, scratches, UV, and high temperatures. That means no sealing, no special cleaners, no stress. Just a surface that works as hard as you do and still cleans up like new.
What makes Neolith stand out is its flexibility in performance and design. With finishes ranging from raw matte to high polish and looks that mimic marble, cement, or stone, this material adapts to any aesthetic without sacrificing durability. It’s the kind of surface that turns kitchens into showpieces and bathrooms into sanctuaries.
Neolith isn’t just about surface beauty—it’s about creating a canvas that can handle real life without compromise. That’s why designers and homeowners turn to Neolith countertops when they want something that looks incredible and actually lasts.
Made from natural elements like clay, feldspar, and mineral oxides, Neolith is forged through a sintering process that mimics the earth’s own geological forces. The result? A sintered stone surface that’s incredibly durable, resistant to just about everything—heat, UV, scratches, stains—, easy to clean, and almost entirely non-porous.
This surface is made for high-traffic kitchens and steamy bathrooms, but it doesn’t stop there. With its range of textures and finishes—from raw matte to high gloss—it can elevate interiors and exteriors alike. And if you want harmony across an entire space, Neolith also offers integrated options like matching sinks, facades, and even shower trays—so everything flows, visually and functionally.
The point is simple: Neolith doesn’t force you to choose between function and form. It gives you both—flawlessly.
Neolith’s beauty can’t be fully captured in a photo. Its texture, depth, and finish need to be seen—and felt—in person. That’s why our showroom experience exists. Step into a space where design meets practicality, and compare full slabs under real lighting. Touch the difference between satin and polish. Get a feel for a surface’s performance, not just how it looks online.
Where Neolith Surfaces Shine Best:
Our design team is here to help, not to sell. They’ll walk you through the Neolith collections, show you how the material works in different applications, and help you choose a finish that fits your vision. Whether you’re planning a residential kitchen or a commercial build, the right surface can elevate the whole space—and it starts with seeing it in person.
Neolith offers more versatility and functionality. While granite and quartz are durable, Neolith worktops are resistant to scratches, stains, and high temperatures, with a non-porous surface that won’t absorb residues or liquids. It’s a countertop option that balances beauty and functionality—ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and architectural surfaces both indoors and outdoors.
Yes. Its zero porosity makes it waterproof and extremely hygienic. Unlike traditional materials, it doesn’t harbor bacteria or mold and resists damage from chemical cleaning agents. That makes it a reliable, easy-to-maintain choice for any kitchen or bath.
No sealing is needed. Cleaning and maintenance are simple—just wipe with mild soap and water. Its surface is built to resist wear from daily use, whether you’re working with hot pans, sharp knives, or acidic ingredients like lemon juice.
Yes—Neolith offers a broad selection of finishes and styles, including Basalt Black, Calacatta Luxe, Beton, and Fusion. To find the perfect surface for your space, visit our showroom and view full Neolith slabs, edge profiles like polished edging or angled skirting, and real-life installations designed for both residential and commercial use.
