“Our presence at Salone del Mobile reaffirms Neolith’s commitment to environmentally responsible production and the versatility of our sintered stone surfaces,” said Walter Ceglia, CEO of Neolith.

The stand is conceived as a sculptural, immersive environment combining architectural volumes, lighting, and audiovisual elements to demonstrate applications beyond traditional product display. The concept emphasizes the role of surface materials in shaping spatial and sensory experiences.

At the fair, Neolith is also introducing new products, including its Architectural surface line for large-scale cladding, as well as the Colesseo and Toscano models. The additions expand the company’s offering across facade, interior and high-traffic applications.

During Milano Design Week, Neolith is also relaunching its Urban Boutique in Milan. Redesigned by Floriana Rinaldi, the space is intended as a client-facing showroom for architects, designers and specifiers, showcasing full-surface applications in a residential-inspired setting.

Featured materials include Neolith Rapolano and Neolith Amazonico, applied across walls and architectural volumes to demonstrate design flexibility and finish options.

The project includes collaborations with DOCA (kitchen systems), TPB Tech (integrated induction solutions) and Vibia (lighting), supporting a fully integrated design approach.

In addition to its Hall 1 – A12 presence at Salone del Mobile, Neolith is activating two additional locations during the week: the Urban Boutique at Piazza Santo Stefano 10 and the Neolith Center in Rho, located adjacent to the fairgrounds.

Together, the three sites provide architects, designers and industry professionals with access to the company’s latest product developments, applications and technical capabilities during Milano Design Week.