Excellent and precious surfaces, marble and quartzite that transform the kitchen space into an exclusive furnishing "scenario": these are the natural stone slabs by Antolini, specifically designed for architects, interior designers, designers and kitchen manufacturers.Also ideal for food preparation areas, Antolini stones are resistant and long-lasting and, moreover, they make use of special protection treatments developed by the Veronese brand over the years, such as Azoerocare plus, which protects the surfaces and which will be presented in a new variant on the occasion of Design Week 2022.The various types of marble, quartz and quartzite that come from the most disparate and remote areas of the planet, and which each year enrich the Antolini Exclusive Collection portfolio, represent the aesthetic "quid" for creating original, exclusive and functional kitchens.Kitchen manufacturers, designers and architects from Italy and all over the world make use of these natural materials to create projects with a high aesthetic as well as functional value.Brands such as TM Italia or Maistri in fact adopt Antolini stones for their collections, while design studios use Antolini surfaces to create exclusive bespoke creations.Among these, the elegant and sober kitchen finished in Calacatta Brasil (OPENING PHOTO), a white and minimalist quartzite where subtle smoke gray veins communicate purity and brightness.Patagonia Original - It is a natural quartz which, with its brown hues on a white background, releases an unpredictable aesthetic force, capable of transforming the kitchen into an extraordinarily naturalistic set.An example of this is the island kitchen designed by Archidreamdesign - Andrea Da Dalt and created by Perinot Marmi.Dalmata - Marble with a timeless black and white dualism: this is the original esprit of this stone, generous spots of black and white marble that are expressed in shapes and silhouettes of never the same contrasts, which here tell of a modern, elegant and tasteful space even retro.The kitchen environment is created by TM Italia with Dalmatian slabs and designed by the architect Andrea Laudini.White Carrara Marble - With its typical black shades on a white background, the timeless Italian marble enhances the design of the table and the conviviality of the kitchen space of a 19th century villa on Lake Orta.The project was conceived and developed by the Primatesta architecture studio and interior designer Cristina Quirico.Elegant Brown - A fascinating quartzite that amazes for its out of the ordinary chromatic ensemble and which stands out for the alternation of bright red, gray, green and black brushstrokes in a suggestive dark fluidity.The precious stone is used for the solution created with the Giza kitchen (design Alberto Minotti) by Maistri.Quarzite Michelangelo - Quartzite that reveals a sunset full of veins and reflections, a harmonious succession of warm and cold tones from which bewitching chromatic vibrations emerge for an evocative and seductive environment.Here Quarzite Michleangelo enhances the two islands of the kitchen area belonging to an elegant restaurant, created in collaboration with Marmor Center Gmbh.Fusion Wow “Dark” - A quartzite full of mystery, where the reflections of the reddish corals blend with the mottled blue.A natural stone whose colors convey a perception of movement and fluidity for futuristic and daring kitchens.Among the most evocative projects created with Fusion Wow “Dark” quartzite, the cooking-lounge with the sculptural kitchen island, in which the stone top extends into the environment with a magnificent "carpet".Lumix Crystal - It is a Natural Quartz with a delicate pearl white with soft pink veins.A natural quartz that celebrates light and gives the kitchen a sophisticated style.In the proposed solution, the Lumix crystal top is compared with the wooden surfaces of the snack top and wardrobe.