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Unveiling Nature’s Palette: The 2024 Corian® Color Collection

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Corian® Design has recently announced its 2024 North American color collection for Corian® Solid Surface, showcasing an impressive array of designs and options. This launch not only reflects the brand’s dedication to innovation but also its commitment to sustainability, with many new aesthetics incorporating recycled materials. The collection spans across five distinct themes, each inspired by elements of nature and designed to meet a variety of design needs in both commercial and residential settings.

The “Artista Collection” draws inspiration from natural tranquility, offering soothing colors that evoke the serenity of herbs and mists. It’s notable for its calming and fluid aesthetics in neutral tones, making it an ideal choice for spaces aiming to create a peaceful ambiance. Meanwhile, the “Geologic Collection” pays homage to the timeless elegance of stone, combining the iconic aesthetics of marble and Calacatta with the high performance and durability of Corian® Solid Surface.

For those seeking the warmth and classic appeal of wood without compromising on durability, the “Nuwoods Collection” presents woodgrain-inspired designs that are both beautiful and functional. This collection brings the essence of the forest into indoor spaces, providing a perfect blend of nature and performance. The “Terrazzos Collection” reimagines the beauty of Italian mosaics, offering designs that suit both classic and modern interiors while maintaining a low environmental impact thanks to its recycled content.

Lastly, the “Terrains Collection” invites exploration and inspiration, with designs that capture the awe-inspiring beauty of landscapes. From serene country paths to stones glistening in light, this collection is a testament to the breathtaking variety of nature’s palette.

Corian® Design’s 2024 color launch is not just about aesthetic innovation; it’s a statement of the brand’s ongoing commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainable design practices. By integrating recycled materials and obtaining certifications from SCS Global Services, Corian® demonstrates its dedication to reducing its environmental footprint while continuing to offer high-quality, versatile, and beautiful solutions for interior design and architecture.

For interior designers, architects, and homeowners alike, this new collection from Corian® opens up a world of possibilities for creating spaces that are not only visually stunning but also sustainable and in harmony with nature. Whether it’s through the subtle infusion of nature-inspired elements or bold statements with intricate patterns and colors, Corian® Solid Surface’s offerings provide the tools needed to transform any space into a bespoke masterpiece that reflects the beauty and essence of the natural world.

For more information about the 2024 Corian® color collection and to explore these new designs, visit the official Corian® website.

[Read the full press release here](https://www.dupont.com/news/corian-design-unveils-the-essence-of-natures-creativity-with-the-2024-color-launch-of-corian-solid-surface.html)

2024 Staron New Product Release: Discover Our Latest Collections

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Staron Premiere Collection — Largo

We’re excited to announce Staron’s 2024 release, featuring three unique collections and a total of nine new surface varieties now available in North America. Designed with creativity and elegance, each collection combines durability and sophistication to transform spaces with ease. These new options will be ready for supply starting in January, offering fresh inspiration for both residential and commercial designs.

Eclipse Collection: White, Cream, Luna

Staron Eclipse White
Staron Eclipse Cream
Staron Eclipse Luna

The Eclipse Collection is crafted with durability in mind, achieved by the exclusive use of individual sand chips. Enhanced with delicate particles, each surface in this collection shimmers subtly, adding a touch of elegance to any space. Eclipse’s refined finish captures light from various angles, making it a perfect choice for both traditional and contemporary settings.

Stucco Collection: Cotton, Angora, Earth

Staron Stucco Cotton
Staron Stucco Angora
Staron Stucco Earth

The Stucco Collection introduces a soothing, feather-like pattern that goes beyond the typical chip blend. The base design is soft and serene, with semi-transparent chips sprinkled throughout, resembling finely embedded pebbles in a polished surface. This collection brings a natural, calming aesthetic that enhances any space with its organic appeal.

Tempest Stella Collection: Vela, Lyra, Grus

Staron Stella Vela
Staron Stella Lyra
Staron Stella Grus

The Tempest Stella Collection brings understated luxury by blending a white foundation with hints of beige and grey. Designed to be sophisticated yet subtle, it complements Staron’s existing Tempest Identity. This collection is versatile and suits various design styles, making it ideal for spaces that need a touch of sophistication without overpowering other elements.

Premiere Collection: Largo, Legato, Gravita

Staron Premiere Largo
Staron Premiere Legato
Staron Premiere Gravita

Our Premiere Collection brings a new level of luxury to Staron surfaces. Each variety in this collection features dual veining that elevates the material’s elegance and creates a visually dynamic experience. The Premiere Collection is perfect for those seeking a statement piece that enhances any interior with a refined sense of grandeur.

Explore the New Possibilities with Staron

With each collection designed to bring unique style and functionality, Staron’s 2024 release allows designers to elevate spaces with sophistication and quality. Available in North America starting in January, our new offerings are ready to bring your design visions to life. Discover the potential of Staron’s latest collections!

View the full Staron Solid Surface Collection from SolidSurface.com

Introducing Custom Vanity Top Designer

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Design a Corian® custom solid surface vanity top with dual sinks.

Design a Corian® custom solid surface vanity top with dual sinks.

SolidSurface.com is known for carrying the top brands of solid surface sheet material. What you may not know is that we also have a virtual Custom Vanity Top Designer tool that makes it easy for you to virtually see your vanity top design come to life as you move through the steps. Design your own custom Corian® Solid Surface or HI-MACS® Solid Surface vanity top and have it shipped in as little as 15 business days.

For fabricators, this can be a real time-saver, especially if you have a project that requires multiple vanity tops. For the DIY’er, you can now virtually see as you create what your vanity top will look like.

Let us show you just how simple it is, as we walk you through the steps of designing and ordering your own gorgeous custom solid surface vanity top. Short video clips are included here to further assist you along the way. Choose your material color from the premium lines of either Corian® or HI-MACS®, decide the length, width, number of sinks or sink holes, and edge options, and you can see exactly how it will look. You can also save your design to your account or share it to get another opinion.

Navigation from the SolidSurface.com Homepage

You can find the Custom Vanity Top Designer on the top menu bar of any of the SolidSurface.com pages.  Mouse over, or click on, “Custom Vanity Tops” at the top to open the program. (When you Continue reading →

Customer Spotlight: Cat Eye Countertops with Jerry Michaels and Jim Glinski

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Backlit solid surface kitchen countertop using Light Tape® in Cat Eye from STUDIO Collection®

Beautifully backlit solid surface kitchen countertop using Light Tape®, Cat Eye from STUDIO Collection®

Using Cat Eye from the STUDIO Collection® and Light Tape®, Jerry Michaels (the idea man) and Jim Glinski (craftsman and author) create an incredibly unique solid surface kitchen countertop.

Here at SolidSurface.com we enjoy getting to know our customers. It’s always interesting to learn their background, hear their ideas for the solid surface sheet material they purchase, and then see their projects come to life. We had an opportunity to talk with one such customer, Jerry Michaels, and his craftsman, Jim Glinski, about their DIY project and how it turned out.

The Backlit Countertop

Jerry Michaels first came to us with an interesting project in mind for his kitchen remodel. He discovered a product online called Vitrazzo, which is a countertop product made of recycled glass. He found pictures of their product done with backlighting and knew he just had to have a countertop like that. What he also discovered was that the cost was way too expensive. He then set out exploring what other materials Continue reading →

Solid Surface Countertops for Cabinetmakers

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Wood cabinets with solid surface countertops in a recreational vehicle.

Wood cabinets with solid surface countertops in a recreational vehicle.

Countertops made of solid surface material (i.e., Corian® or HI-MACS®) are an excellent choice and an easy addition to the cabinetmaker’s specialty line.  Cabinetmakers are already extremely skilled and detail-oriented in their ability to create cabinetry for any room type using a variety of materials. Yet many may not realize just how easy it is to add a solid surface countertop to a newly constructed cabinet. Doing this adds value to their products, and service to customers, not to mention extra income for the business. Why outsource that extra step, when one already has the skills and tools necessary to easily complete the project?

For those cabinetmakers already offering granite, quartz or other types of stone countertops, consider giving customers another, and possibly more cost effective, choice in countertop material.

Cabinetmakers Already Have the Tools and Skills Needed

Almost all cabinet shops already have the tools necessary to complete a large percentage of all types of solid surface material fabrication projects. Those tools include: Continue reading →