Caesarstone Expands their Lioli Collection: 18 New porcelain surfaces for kitchens & balconies
Featuring 18 new designs and a tactile surface layer, Caesarstone’s latest collection offers homeowners a durable, heat-resistant solution for kitchen and outdoor spaces.
By Home & Decor Team -
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Founded in 1987 at Kibbutz Sdot Yam near the ancient Roman city of Caesarea in Israel, Caesarstone literally pioneered the engineered quartz surface industry. It was the first company in the world to harness raw quartz mineral to produce man-made composite stone slabs for residential and commercial use.
By the 1990s, Caesarstone expanded globally. In 2012, it became a publicly traded company on NASDAQ (ticker: CSTE). Today, its products are distributed across more than 50 countries.
While quartz put Caesarstone on the map, the brand expanded into porcelain surfaces (including its Lioli collection) and low/zero-crystalline silica alternative materials (Caesarstone ICON).
Caesarstone Singapore
Singapore serves as the direct regional headquarters for South East Asia (Caesarstone SEA). Rather than operating solely through third-party agents, Caesarstone maintains a direct corporate subsidiary presence in Singapore, overseeing operations across the region (including Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, and Japan).
In Singapore, Caesarstone operates a flagship Caesarstone Experience Centre at Marina Square/Raffles Link. Homeowners and interior designers visit the center with cabinet laminates, tiles, and wood swatches to match full-sized Caesarstone slabs under natural light.
Much like “Kleenex” is to tissues, “Caesarstone” is so well known. Caesarstone is widely considered the benchmark brand for premium kitchen countertops and vanity tops in Singapore HDBs, condos, and landed properties.
Caesarstone's new porcelain surface, 232 Cider Leather from the Lioli Collection 2026.
Caesarstone Lioli Porcelain Collection 2026
Caesarstone expanded its porcelain surface lineup with the Lioli Collection this year. The collection spans a wide variety of aesthetics, moving beyond typical marble looks to include stone, oxidised metals, and wood grain prints. Notable new additions include:
- 232 Cider Leather,
- 311 Graphite Metal,
- 509 Onyxa,
- 535 Goldesse, and
- 603 Birchhaven Wood.
Beyond visual patterns, Caesarstone introduced a surface enhancement layer called Sensorial Tech applied over a predominantly honed base. It adds a physical texture to match the material look, delivering five distinct tactile feel options: Luster, Sculpted, Leather, Wood, and Metal.
Caesarstone’s new porcelain surface, 603 Birchhaven Wood, from the Lioli Collection 2026.
Suitable for Kitchens
As porcelain engineered surfaces, they are non-porous, highly heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, stain-resistant, and UV-stable.
That means you can use it for heavy-duty kitchen countertops and kitchen islands - high heat tolerance means hot pots, woks, or pans can be placed directly on or near the surface without thermal shock worries. The porcelain resistant to stubborn local ingredients like turmeric, sambal, chili oil, soy sauce, and coffee stains.
Caesarstone’s new porcelain surface, 535 Goldesse, from the Lioli Collection 2026.
The large-format porcelain slabs reduces grout lines, making wall cladding behind your stove or sink much easier to wipe clean.
Caesarstone’s new porcelain surface, 509 Onyxa, from the Lioli Collection 2026.
Suitable for Balcony (Outdoors)
And because porcelain is UV-resistant and weather-resistant, it won’t fade or discolour under direct sunlight. This is ideal if you are setting up an outdoor BBQ station, balcony bar counter, or dining table in a condo balcony or landed property.
Touch and feel the new Caesarstone Sensorial Tech porcelain in person at Caesarstone Experience Centre, 1 Raffles Link, #01-01A, Singapore 039393. Opening Hours: Tue–Thu (12pm–8pm), Fri–Sun (11am–8pm), Closed Mondays.