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LX Hausys Expands HIMACS with Four New Solid Surface Colors

LX Hausys has introduced four new HIMACS solid surface colors, expanding the Calacatta and Terrazzo lines with options designed to bring natural stone and terrazzo-inspired looks into modern interiors — with the lasting performance HIMACS is known for.

Two Distinct Design Expressions

The new colors split into two design directions

Calacatta Full Moon (M812)

A subtle, atmospheric marble-inspired surface

Calacatta Snow Moon (M813)

Clean, soft, and luminous

Terrazzo Ulivo (Q102)

Warm, earthy terrazzo with mixed aggregate tones

Terrazzo Nuvola (Q103)

Bold terrazzo with rich, contrasting aggregates

Together, the four colors offer flexibility for both subtle and statement-making interiors.

Why HIMACS for Stone Looks?

Unlike natural stone, HIMACS is non-porous, repairable, and seamless. The thermoforming capabilities mean these new patterns can be used for fluid forms, integrated sinks, and fully customized applications. From hospitality to residential to healthcare environments, HIMACS adapts effortlessly to a wide range of design needs.

Available Now

All four new colors are now available at SolidSurface.com.

 

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