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Home›Latest News›Staron Introduces Seven Colours to its Surface Collection for 2020

Staron Introduces Seven Colours to its Surface Collection for 2020

By Antony Holter
April 24, 2020
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Designed with modern living in mind, premium solid surface brand, Staron has introduced seven new colours to its collection. Inspired by contemporary design and interiors, the new surfaces offer a refined finish that’s guaranteed to enhance any residential kitchen, bathroom or commercial space.

Neutral, yet eye-catching, each new colour from Staron features intricate, considered detail. From the unfinished, industrial look of Supreme Ash Concrete, to the contrasting flecks of Terrazzo Venezia, each new shade combines a stunning appearance with outstanding practical qualities. Opt for the wash-effect shades of brown, ash and white in Supreme Concerto for a unique worktop designed to make a statement, or choose Supreme Flux for a bright, yet subtly mottled surface. Pebble Tearose, made from Staron’s most popular sandy stone shades, features a multitude of flecks for a more textured appearance, whilst Sanded Mint and Sanded Iceblue offer a more vibrant choice, perfect for the healthcare sector due to their translucent characteristics.

The award-winning, revolutionary surfaces from Staron combine a sophisticated blend of natural minerals and thermosetting acrylic polymers for a structure that’s as durable as it is hygienic. The exceptional qualities offer total flexibility when it comes to design, providing a seamless, curvaceous look if desired.

 

www.staron.com

 

Staron is priced from £350 per m2

(based on a fabricated kitchen worktop to a basic specification with upstands)

Staron Terrazzo Venezia Kitchen
Staron Terrazzo Venezia Tabletop
Staron Supreme Concerto Kitchen
Staron Supreme Ash Concrete Tabletop
Staron Supreme Flux Kitchen
Staron Supreme Concerto Tabletop
Supreme Concerto VC157 (2)

 

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