Neolith: Neolith sintered stone in marble-looks, solids, and stone-inspired designs, fabricated and installed by South Florida Kitchen & Bath Design. Browse the colors below, then request a free in-home consultation and quote.
Neolith is a leader in large-format sintered stone, prized for heat, scratch, and UV resistance, and one of the lines our Palm Beach County clients request most. South Florida Kitchen & Bath Design fabricates and installs Neolith Neolith sintered stone in marble-looks, solids, and stone-inspired designs as part of a full design-and-install service.
The Neolith catalog runs deep, with 24 colors we fabricate and install. It spans crisp marble-looks, soft warm neutrals, cool greys and concretes, and dramatic dark veining. That range is why it lands on so many Palm Beach County kitchen islands and vanities.
Whatever look you’re after, bright and modern, warm and organic, or timeless stone, there is usually a Neolith that fits. Below, browse the full Neolith catalog by material.
Neolith stands up to humidity, citrus, and daily wear with very little fuss. We template your kitchen, fabricate to your exact layout, and install with our own Palm Beach County team. One company from the first measure to the final fit.
Explore Neolith by material below. For natural stone especially, you’ll see and sign off on the exact slab before we cut it, since no two granite or quartzite pieces are alike.
24 sintered stone colors we fabricate and install
Don’t see a color? Neolith releases new finishes often. Call (561) 401-0064 and we’ll source it.
With 24 colors to choose from, it helps to start with the room. Bright whites and soft marble-looks keep a kitchen feeling open and airy and bounce South Florida light around; warm creams and taupes add a cozier, more organic feel; cool greys and concretes read calm and modern; and deep, dark veining makes a confident statement on an island or a feature wall.
From there, weigh how much movement you want. A heavily veined slab becomes the star of the room, so the cabinetry and hardware can stay quiet; a solid or lightly patterned color steps back and lets other finishes lead. Lighting matters too. A color reads differently under warm bulbs than in full Florida daylight, which is why we always have you see and approve the actual slab before we cut.
Neolith keeps maintenance simple. It’s non-porous, so it never needs sealing and shrugs off the humidity, citrus, and the odd glass of red that reach every Florida counter. Day to day, warm water, a soft cloth, and a little mild dish soap are all it asks. A non-abrasive cleaner lifts a stubborn spot.
Skip abrasive pads, bleach, and heavy degreasers, and slide a trivet under very hot pots. Like all quartz, Neolith is heat-resistant but happiest not taking a glowing pan straight off the burner. Treated that way, it holds its color and finish for years.
One company takes your Neolith countertops from first measure to final fit: design, fabrication, and installation under one roof.
You review and sign off on the actual slab and seam layout before anything is cut. What you approve is what goes in.
An itemized written quote up front, so you know the number before any work begins.
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We work with the Neolith range our Palm Beach County clients ask for most (Neolith sintered stone in marble-looks, solids, and stone-inspired designs) and handle the design, fabrication, and install as a single project.
Your number comes down to the material, total square footage, the slab grade you choose, and the edge profile. Send us your kitchen size and the Neolith color you're drawn to and we'll return an itemized written estimate. Reach us at (561) 401-0064.
Neolith is sintered stone. It's heat-, scratch-, and UV-resistant with no sealing, which makes it a strong pick for South Florida indoors or out.
Your Neolith price comes down to total square footage, the slab grade you choose, the edge profile, the number of sink and cooktop cutouts, and any backsplash or removal of old tops. We template your kitchen and send one itemized written estimate instead of a vague per-foot figure. Call (561) 401-0064 with your rough kitchen size for a quick ballpark.
No. Neolith is non-porous, so it never needs sealing. It resists stains and holds its color through everyday South Florida kitchen use, and day to day it wipes clean with mild soap and water.
After you approve the slab, we template your kitchen and typically install within one to two weeks. Natural stone or special-order colors can add a little lead time, which we confirm up front in your written quote.
Yes. You review and approve the slab and the seam layout before anything is cut. For natural stone, where every slab varies, that step matters most.
Free in-home consultation, precise templating, and a clear written quote. Fabricated and installed across Palm Beach County by South Florida Kitchen & Bath Design.
