The material
in your scheme.
Share a palette, an application or a detail. Explore colour, pattern, scale and finish in the context of your design.
Discuss a design ↗
LITHMERE / MATTER TAKES FORM
Sintered surfaces, shaped around the way you live.
Explore the everyday ↗OUR POINT OF VIEW
A room is made of more than objects. It is the light across a surface, the line of an edge, a place to pause. We explore sintered stone through those everyday moments.
Find your material ↗01 / WAYS OF LIVING
02 / MATERIAL NOTES
From the feeling of a room
to the details of a surface.
Real catalogue patterns. Individual references.
A considered starting point for your project.
03 / A MATERIAL, A MOMENT
Start with how a space feels.
Then look closer at what makes it.

FOR DESIGNERS, STOCKISTS & PROJECT TEAMS
Bring your palette, your project or your collection in mind. Start with a material conversation.
Work with LITHMERE ↗THE MATERIAL LIBRARY
Explore a selected collection of sintered-stone patterns.
Save the ones that speak to your space.
Try another search or explore all materials.
Images are catalogue pattern layouts, which may include multiple faces. Names are design names; English display names are editorial. Screen colours are indicative. This selection is not the full material range.
LOOK BEYOND THE PATTERN
The current visual selection features crystalline gloss. Explore the full pattern, face count and source reference in each material detail.
Matte and soft finishes are also represented in our material library. Tell us the finish and colour direction you are exploring.
Ask about finishes ↗Interested in textured surfaces or curved forms? Share the detail you have in mind so we can discuss a suitable material direction.
Share your idea ↗THE LITHMERE JOURNAL
Rooms, rituals and the materials between them.
A collection of ideas for the spaces you make your own.

FROM INSPIRATION TO MATERIAL
FOR PROFESSIONALS
For designers, architects, stockists and project teams.
A conversation that starts with what you are creating.

Share a palette, an application or a detail. Explore colour, pattern, scale and finish in the context of your design.
Discuss a design ↗Tell us about your market, the material categories you work with and the surfaces you would like to explore.
Introduce your business ↗A USEFUL STARTING POINT
A reference, approximate dimensions or a shortlist helps make the conversation specific. You do not need a finished brief to begin.
LET’S BEGIN
A room to rethink. A detail to resolve.
A collection to explore.

A ROOM STARTS WITH AN IDEA.
Let’s hear yours. ↗