ISFA's Countertops & Architectural Surfaces Vol. 16, Issue 4

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The Opimo Collection by HanStone Quartz, Matterhorn

Sustainable Innovations That Meet Consumer Demand By Brian Kang & Sylvia Yoo A recent study found that countertops are the first

alongside the aesthetic allure, quartzites come with inherent

feature homeowners upgrade during kitchen renovations.

drawbacks such as high costs, demanding maintenance

Approximately 42% of homeowners undertake kitchen

requirements, and limitations in chemical resistance and

renovations for a complete style change, and 29% do so to

fabrication complexity.

enhance the resale value of their homes. These statistics clearly

But what if capturing the essence of quartzites while

indicate a market demand for innovative and irresistibly

addressing these downsides was possible? HanStone Quartz,

attractive designs. In recent years, the quartz trend has

for example, has pushed the boundaries of design to introduce

centered around mimicking Calacatta designs, but today’s

the Opimo Collection, a line that captures the allure and

consumers are yearning for something fresh and exciting.

sophistication associated with quartzite while meeting the

Material manufacturers across the globe are answering the call

durability, chemical resistance, and ease of maintenance that

by innovating extraordinary designs that stand the test of time.

quartz is renowned for.

Best of Both Worlds When it comes to surface materials, the beauty of natural stones, especially quartzites, is hard to beat. However, 30 • Vol. 16 / Issue 4 • International Surface Fabricators Association

This remarkable collection is an outcome of HanStone’s unwavering commitment to innovation, being the first quartzite-looking quartz created leveraging the latest Italian technology. With the implementation of this cutting-edge


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