Neolith, a manufacturer of sintered stone surfaces, now operates over 100 showrooms globally. The network includes company-owned spaces, mono-brand partner locations, and design centers where the brand holds a prominent position.
The expansion marks 17 years of growth and establishes Neolith as a key player in architecture and interior design. These showrooms function as retail spaces and support hubs for residential, commercial, and architectural projects.
Showrooms as brand ambassadors
Neolith’s CEO Walter Ceglia described the network as a source of pride. “Each showroom is a gateway to the Neolith experience and to our vision of the spaces of today and tomorrow,” he said. The company ensures a consistent, curated experience across all locations, combining design, innovation, and technical support.
Key locations include the Neolith Living Gallery in Madrid, the recently renovated Urban Boutique in Milan, and sites in Los Angeles, Miami, Melbourne, and Cape Town. A new showroom in Auckland is scheduled to open later this year.
These spaces act as major international showcases for the brand and play a key role in shaping the Neolith experience. They allow visitors to discover the possibilities of sintered stone from a full perspective that brings together design, innovation, applications, consulting, and technical excellence. Neolith also collaborates with local operators to expand its reach, particularly in the U.S., where it has about 20 showrooms in major cities. Recent partnerships with firms like Ciot and The Stone Collection will strengthen its presence further.
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In China, the company runs 35 showrooms through a partnership with Techsize, with another location planned for Suzhou. Each space incorporates input from local architects, adapting the brand’s identity to regional tastes. This strategy aligns with China’s increasing role in global architecture and design.
A network built on partnerships
The showroom model adapts to each market. Company-owned spaces lead in major cities, while mono-brand partner locations handle wider distribution. Neolith surfaces are also sold through more than additional outlets, including kitchen and bath retailers, building material warehouses, and stone fabricators.
Neolith’s presence now spans markets including Spain, Italy, Germany, Poland, the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, the United States, Chile, Colombia, Australia, New Zealand, and China. The growth matches an industry shift where material innovation and service are key factors.
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