Thought concrete just came in the same, poured grey look? Think again. Caesarstone's latest collection incorporates five new types of concrete looks, from marbled to terrazzo effect.
Loved for its rough-luxe, industrial-style appearance, concrete has been filtering into our homes – from modern bathrooms to kitchen islands and even home accessories.
Rough and unpolished, this bold look forms part of the revival of modernism, a rethinking of brutalism and the rekindling of industrial architecture.
Inspired by factories and lofts, robust construction finishes have become a popular choice in modern interiors.
This is the 4011 Cloudburst Concrete from Caesarstone
Now Caesarstone is mixing things up with their new Metropolitan Collection, comprising five new types of concrete look.
Each energetically styled surface in the Collection has been designed to reflect the authentic textures of raw manufacturing, such as oxidized steel, poured plaster and raw concrete. Via innovative cutting-edge technology exclusive to Caesarstone, weathered patinas have been achieved in quartz for the very first time – a breakthrough that can be felt as well as seen.
This is the 4061 Frozen Terra Concrete from Caesarstone
The 4011 Cloudburst features a tonal cloud like pattern that’s subtle and sophisticated, blending in with most interior styles, from industrial loft to Scandinavian through to minimal contemporary aesthetic.
This is the 4011 Cloudburst Concrete from Caesarstone
Inspired by the intriguing patinas of casting and oxidising, the 4046 Excava concrete combines the authentic features of rust and concrete, and features different layers of earthy shades to copper and dark brown.
This is the 4046 Excava Concrete from Caesarstone
Meanwhile, the 4061 Frozen Terra concrete takes its cue from the terrazzo trend, with sparsely distributed irregular translucent aggregate and fine black basalt.
This is the 4061 Frozen Terra Concrete from Caesarstone
The 4023 Topus Concrete was inspired by fossilized textures built up over time in veiled layers; it combines the mineral formations found in nature with blush undertones.
This is the 4023 Topus Concrete from Caesarstone
Last but not least, The 4044 Airy Concrete has a light grey base and a rough concrete finish, with an airy looking texture.
This is the 4044 Airy Concrete from Caesarstone
Pretty ground breaking stuff.
