Beauty and authenticity. Stone-effect ceramic kitchen worktops combine aesthetics and performance with a sustainable soul. Check out our designs, which range from grey to black, from beige to brown, as well as combinations with other natural materials.
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Quartz and porcelain stoneware are two of the most widely used materials for kitchen tops: let’s take a look at and compare their characteristics and performance. What is the most advantageous choice?
. Read moreA family driven kitchen has different challenges to consider. Here it is not only important to focus on usability and room layout, but also on selecting the right materials. Together, this will ultimately make a better impact on family life.
. Read moreFederica Barbaranelli, Italian hotelier and restaurateur living in Spain, shares the recipe for her favourite dessert: pear and chocolate crumble with lemon curd made with lemons from her garden, perfect to prepare on her SapienStone Bright Onyx kitchen countertop.
. Read moreIn a small space details are even more important. The advantage of investing in materials for a smaller space is that the costs are surprisingly manageable.
. Read moreAntibacterial, antiviral, anti-pollutant, anti-odour and self-cleaning, SapienStone’s ACTIVE SURFACES countertops are the result of a decade of scientific research by the Iris Ceramica Group.
. Read moreFederica Barbaranelli, owner of Federica & Co, a multifunctional space set up in an eighteenth-century manor house in Cóbreces, Cantabria, Spain, has chosen SapienStone’s Bright Onyx surface covering to revive the most important part of her home: the kitchen.
. Read moreThe kitchen has very strong ties with the five senses. Sight, taste, smell, hearing and touch are all particularly stimulated in this room in the house. The new SapienStone campaign focuses on these ties, using the five senses as the means of expression for an experiential voyage around the kitchen countertop.
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