Quick answer: Caesarstone Porcelain has launched five new Caesarstone Porcelain colours for 2026: Fossillia (soft mineral white), Dolcivio (warm white with copper veining), Onyxa (deep smoky grey with bold white veining), Antikella (light bone with soft grey veining) and Travina (pale beige layered bands). All five offer the heat, stain, scratch and UV resistance of large-format porcelain, suitable for both indoor and outdoor kitchens.
We are delighted to showcase the stunning five new Caesarstone Porcelain colours, a range that combines technical excellence with extraordinary aesthetic appeal. The latest palette is full of earthy tones, going beyond trends and bringing emotional depth to interiors.
Caesarstone Porcelain represents the next generation of worktop surfaces, and homeowners are rethinking what luxury means in modern interiors. The large-format slabs offer exceptional durability, resistance to heat, stains, scratches and UV exposure, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Beyond performance, what truly sets this collection apart is its beauty.
At Cawdor Stone Gallery, we invite you to explore these porcelain worktops up close in our Hertfordshire showroom. See how each tone suits your vision and which one stands out for you.
The 5 new Caesarstone Porcelain colours, at a glance:
- 545 Fossillia: soft mineral-white base with delicate sediment-like flecks (quiet luxury)
- 582 Dolcivio: soft white foundation with light grey veining and copper accents (warm and sophisticated)
- 509 Onyxa: deep smoky greys with striking white veining (bold and architectural)
- 536 Antikella: light bone-white with flowing soft grey veining and graphite tracings (timeless elegance)
- 551 Travina: pale beige layered bands with white calcite and ochre flecks (textural and organic)
545 Fossillia
Fossillia is a soft, mineral-inspired base unfolding with layered tonal movement, delicate white infusions, and subtle textural flecks that echo natural sediment. The gentle interplay creates an organic pattern, bringing a luxurious look to contemporary interiors.
Use across kitchen islands or full-height splashbacks to provide sculptural interest.
Best for designers and homeowners who want quiet luxury.
582 Dolcivio
Dolcivio is a soft white foundation elevated by delicate light grey veining and subtle copper accents that gently dissolve into the background. The layers of fluid movement and a refined rocky texture make Dolcivio a beautifully balanced aesthetic that feels warm and sophisticated.
It pairs beautifully with natural wood tones, aged metals and soft textiles, making it ideal for spaces that prioritise comfort without sacrificing refinement.
Best for kitchens that double as family hubs and social spaces.
509 Onyxa
Onyxa is layered with deep mineral tones, waves and smoky greys across the surface. Illuminated by striking white veining and subtle shadowed accents, this dramatic yet refined stone brings a contemporary edge.
Whether anchored as a statement island or paired with lighter cabinetry, Onyxa commands attention without feeling heavy or visually static.
Best for modern spaces that embrace bold surfaces and architectural definition.
536 Antikella
Antikella is formed on a light-toned base brought to life with flowing soft grey veining, gently defined by delicate graphite tracings. The subtle warm undertones weave through the surface, adding depth and dimension. The result is an organic composition that balances timeless elegance with a quietly contemporary presence.
Best for spaces that demand a confident centrepiece, where the worktop is the visual art.
551 Travina
Travina features layered bands in the palest of beige tones, sweeping gracefully across the surface, enriched by delicate white calcite accents and gentle ochre flecks. These natural details enhance its subtly textured character with depth and movement.
Best for natural oak kitchens, modern interiors and seamless open-plan living spaces.
Frequently Asked Questions About Caesarstone Porcelain Colours
What are the new Caesarstone Porcelain colours for 2026?
Caesarstone Porcelain has released five new colours for 2026: 545 Fossillia (soft mineral white with delicate sediment-like flecks), 582 Dolcivio (soft white with light grey veining and copper accents), 509 Onyxa (deep smoky greys with striking white veining), 536 Antikella (light bone-white with flowing soft grey veining and graphite tracings) and 551 Travina (pale beige layered bands with white calcite and ochre flecks).
Is Caesarstone Porcelain different from Caesarstone Quartz?
Yes, they are completely different products. Caesarstone Quartz is engineered from around 90 per cent crushed natural quartz bound with polymer resins. Caesarstone Porcelain is a large-format sintered porcelain slab made by compressing natural minerals at extreme temperatures, with no resin content. Porcelain offers superior heat resistance, scratch resistance and UV stability, and unlike quartz it can be used outdoors.
Can Caesarstone Porcelain be used outdoors?
Yes. Caesarstone Porcelain is UV-stable and weather-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor kitchens, BBQ surrounds, garden bars and exterior cladding. The same heat and scratch resistance that makes it work indoors also handles direct sun, rain and frost without fading or damage.
What thicknesses do the new Caesarstone Porcelain colours come in?
The new Caesarstone Porcelain colours are typically supplied in 12mm slabs, with full-size slabs measuring approximately 3,200mm by 1,600mm. This thickness suits worktops, splashbacks, full-height feature walls, table tops and exterior cladding. We can advise on the right specification for your project at the showroom.
Where can I see Caesarstone Porcelain in the UK?
Cawdor Stone Gallery in Hertfordshire stocks the full range of new Caesarstone Porcelain colours and displays them as full-size slabs in natural light. Customers travel from across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, the Southeast and beyond to see Caesarstone Porcelain in person before specifying it for their kitchen or interior project.
Bring the New Caesarstone Porcelain Colours Home with Cawdor Stone Gallery
The latest Caesarstone Porcelain palette gives you the freedom to design interiors that feel personal. At Cawdor Stone Gallery, we help you explore these new colours and see how they will interact with the cabinetry, lighting and finishes in your home.
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Caesarstone Porcelain Collection New Colours
Looking to redefine your interior this year? Choosing the right surface comes down to seeing and feeling it in person. Visit Cawdor Stone Gallery to view the new Caesarstone Porcelain colours as full-size slabs in natural light, and we will help you find the one that suits your project. Contact us today.
About Cawdor Stone Gallery. A family-run stone specialist with 40 years of experience supplying and fitting quartz, granite, marble, sintered stone and porcelain worktops across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, St Albans, Welwyn Garden City, Harpenden, Stevenage, Barnet and the surrounding areas. Visit our showroom to see the new Caesarstone Porcelain colours in person.
