Marble and stone looks: Indistinguishable from the real thing

Marble and natural stone will continue to play an important role in the kitchen trends of 2025. But however beautiful the kitchen worktop is, it must be practical for the user, and fit the budget. That is why Dekker Zevenhuizen is also introducing new natural-looking marble and stone in other materials this year. Lookalikes that have the same look, but different properties, and which give every kitchen a luxurious appearance.

Same look, different properties from real marble

The new marble and stone prints in laminate are definitely revolutionary. TopLaminate Cupido, for example, is indistinguishable from real marble. The advantage: TopLaminate is very user-friendly and favourably priced. Compact laminate TopCore also has a true-to-life marble look: Sabini. And with Evora Ceramics in the colour Spectacle, you do indeed have a spectacle in your home: marble with the ease of use of ceramic.

TopLaminate Cupido


TopCore Sabini


Evora Ceramics Spectacle

Same look, different properties from real natural stone

Of the popular colour Taj Mahal (Evora Quartzite), there are similar colours in other materials. Take a look at TopCore Gracia, Evora Quartz Obiou and Covello and Evora Ceramics Glow.
Get the spectacle of marble and natural stone in your home but with more convenience and in any price range.

Evora Quartzite Taj Mahal


TopCore Gracia


Evora Quartz Obiou


Evora Quartz Covello


Evora Ceramics Glow