The new neutral is anything but neutral. Warm, quiet surfaces are being layered with expressive veining, richer earth tones, and contrasting material textures. The result feels natural and collected, with each surface bringing something different to the composition.
French Vanilla; Montagna Grey; Tuscano Burgundy; Huxley Honey Oak; Lithoform Veincut Vista; Lithoform Crosscut Dunes—six distinctive expressions, brought together by a shared material sensibility.
A softer foundation
Warm and understated, French Vanilla creates the quiet foundation of the palette. Its soft tonal character allows richer colors, stronger veining, and natural textures to take the lead. Rather than matching material to material, build depth through subtle shifts in tone and texture.
Let the stone speak
Montagna Grey introduces movement. Against warmer, quieter materials, its distinctive grey veining becomes a natural focal point. The contrast demonstrates one of the strongest ideas behind this palette: expressive and restrained surfaces become more interesting when they are used together.
Designed together
Pair the dramatic depth of Tuscano Burgundy with the softness of French Vanilla. Introduce the movement of Montagna Grey, then layer in Huxley Honey Oak, Lithoform Veincut Vista, and Lithoform Crosscut Dunes for variation in tone, direction, and texture. The materials don’t need to match. They need to belong together.
About Anatolia
Anatolia is a Canadian-based global company specializing in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of sintered slabs, ceramic and porcelain tiles, natural stone products, mosaics and related accessories to some of the largest distributors and national DIY chains throughout the globe. Since its inception in 1995, it has grown close to five million square feet of warehouse, office, manufacturing, and showroom spaces. Anatolia is known for its commitment to quality, innovation and sustainability in manufacturing, and strives to provide customers with a diverse selection of high-quality products that surpass the demands of modern design trends.
