Signature · Oxide grey

Oxide Aurea

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Oxide grey

Also available in Crystalline Silica-Free (CSF)Read more

A cool, misty pale-grey ground flecked with oxidised rust and gold, weathered and atmospheric, engineered non-porous and CSF, and consistent from slab to slab.

MaterialEngineered quartz
SizeJumbo, 128 × 65 in · Super Jumbo, 138 × 79 in
Thickness2 cm · 3 cm
FinishPolished · Matt · Leather

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Oxide Aurea is the cooler counterpart to Oxide Aris, a soft, misty pale-grey ground flecked with oxidised touches of rust, ochre and gold, like patina settling on stone. The mineral, weathered texture reads calm and atmospheric, a refined neutral that sits beautifully with brass, navy and pale oak. It suits vanities, feature walls and tables, and stays even across a full jumbo slab.

Inspired by aged concrete · Engineered quartz

The full slab.

See the veining across the entire slab: movement, scale, and balance, edge to edge.

Jumbo, 128 × 65 in

Up close.

Texture, tone, and finish at close range.

Specifications.

Everything a specifier needs: material, format, thickness, and finish, stated plainly.

MaterialEngineered quartz

Composition90%+ natural quartz

SeriesSignature

ToneOxide grey

SizesJumbo, 128 × 65 in
Super Jumbo, 138 × 79 in

Thickness2 cm3 cm

FinishPolished · Matt · Leather

Crystalline silicaAvailable in CSF or standard

CareWipe with a soft cloth and warm water; mild soap if needed. Never needs sealing.

Warranty15 years

OriginJaipur, India

In application.

The same surface at work across residential and commercial interiors.

Oxide Aurea, Dressing vanity & feature wall — 01Dressing vanity & feature wall

Oxide Aurea, Floating double vanity — 02Floating double vanity

Oxide Aurea, Media feature wall — 03Media feature wall

Oxide Aurea, Dining table — 04Dining table

Where it works.

Engineered quartz is non-porous and hard-wearing, which suits it to surfaces that are used daily as well as to large decorative spans.

Kitchens

Worktops, islands and splashbacks. Super-jumbo slabs at 138 × 79 in allow long runs and waterfall edges with fewer joins.

Bathrooms

Vanity tops, shower surrounds and full-height wall cladding. Non-porous, so it does not absorb water and never needs sealing.

Commercial and hospitality

Reception desks, bar tops, table tops and lift lobbies, where consistency across a large order matters more than any single slab.

Furniture and feature surfaces

Dining and console tables, fireplace surrounds and feature walls, cut from the same slab for a continuous vein.

Care and maintenance.

Engineered quartz is low maintenance by design. It is non-porous, so unlike natural stone it never needs sealing.

Everyday cleaning: Warm water, a mild soap and a soft cloth. Wipe spills as they happen and nothing will mark the surface.
Sealing: Not required, ever. The surface is non-porous, so there is nothing for liquid to soak into.
Heat: Use trivets or a heat pad. Quartz resists heat well, but placing a pan straight from the hob onto any engineered surface risks thermal shock.
Cutting: Use a chopping board. The surface will not scratch easily, but it will blunt your knives.
What to avoid: Abrasive pads and powders, bleach, oven cleaner, paint stripper and strong solvents. None are needed, and all can dull the finish.
Stubborn marks: A non-abrasive household cleaner and a soft cloth. Let it sit briefly rather than scrubbing.