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Caesarstone’s 2025 porcelain expansion: color and thickness belong in the same conversation

The November 2025 U.S. release added eight designs and introduced a 20mm slab option.

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Historical period: 2025Year covered by the cited company announcement; this article was published on the date shown above.Supporting source published: 2025-11-03
The starting point

The November 2025 U.S. release added eight designs and introduced a 20mm slab option.

Caesarstone’s November 3, 2025 announcement expanded its U.S. porcelain offering in two directions: eight new designs in 12mm and a new 20mm option in selected colors. That combination matters to a fabrication business because a color choice does not, by itself, define the material package being quoted.

The release named Goldesse, Antikella, Fossillia, Travina, Crestone, Everline, Onyxa and Dolcivio among the new 12mm designs. Dolcivio also joined the initial 20mm selection alongside several existing colors. These are the combinations described in that announcement, rather than a promise about current local stock.

Turn the collection into a useful sample conversation

For a showroom, the productive next step is to label samples with the full design name, material family and available thickness. Ask the customer to look at the slab-scale pattern as well as the small sample. A compact chip can communicate background color while hiding the movement that will dominate a long island.

For estimating, carry that same selection into the job record. Edge appearance, adjoining surfaces and the intended application should be resolved together. Request current fabrication guidance for the selected porcelain rather than carrying over assumptions from a quartz job.

The announcement is useful as a dated record of a broader choice. A well-organized shop can turn that choice into clearer proposals and fewer unanswered material questions before production begins.

Source

Caesarstone: original documentation

About this article

Original coverage based on the company’s linked announcement. Historical subject dates are separate from our publication date. We have not attended these events or independently tested the products.

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