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Corian Releases New 2026 Solid Surface Colors

Corian Design has introduced a fresh lineup of solid surface colors for 2026, bringing nature-inspired aesthetics into modern interiors. The new releases include a brand-new Travertine aesthetic, two Vasto patterns, and three Artista additions.

Introducing the Travertine Look

This is the biggest news in the lineup: a brand-new aesthetic introduces stone-inspired warmth to Corian Solid Surface:

Travertine Firenze (Group 4)

Warm, soft, layered travertine

Travertine Roma (Group 4)

Rich, characterful, with deeper movement

These join five other new colors, all founded in nature and bringing the best of the outdoors inside.

Vasto Greige (Group 4)

A balanced, neutral marble look

Vasto Laguna (Group 4)

A lighter, airy take with subtle blue undertones

Artista Drift (Group 2)

A soft, neutral artistic pattern

Artista Mocha (Group 2)

Deep, rich, with subtle visual texture

City Roast (Group 2)

A confident dark with character

Builder Program Update

All new colors except City Roast are now part of the Corian builder program for 2026, making them more accessible for residential project specifications.

Samples Available

 

New color samples are currently available through Quicksample.com. For pricing, fabrication questions, or to order, contact our sales team.

 

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