LUMINA Surfaces brings a new dimension to printed engineered stone

WITH CANVAS AND CHROMA, THE NEW BRAND COMBINES PRINTED SLAB TECHNOLOGY, CRYSTALLINE SILICA-FREE MATERIALS AND AN EMPHASIS ON DEPTH, TRANSLUCENCY AND REALISTIC DESIGN.

ZERO EVO has introduced Lumina Surfaces, a new brand centered on printed slabs and the pursuit of increasingly realistic interpretations of natural stone. Combining advanced printing, Recycled Glass Surfaces and crystalline silica-free materials, Lumina places visual depth and definition at the center of its identity.

The brand is organized into two printed slab collections: Canvas and Chroma. Canvas features printed designs without full-body technology, while Chroma combines printing with full-body construction. Together, the two collections allow Lumina to approach printed surfaces through two distinct product concepts while maintaining a common focus on natural appearance and design.

An important part of that approach is Nano-Ink Technology. Under high temperature and pressure, the technology allows ink to penetrate up to 1 mm beneath the surface, creating three-dimensional patterns while maintaining color stability. The result is designed to enhance sharpness, light reflection and clarity while giving patterns and veins greater visual depth.

Material composition plays an equally important role. Lumina uses RGS, or Recycled Glass Surfaces, formulated exclusively with crystalline silica-free components and containing up to 90% recycled components. The material combines high translucency with non-porous characteristics, lower water and stain absorption, scratch resistance and ease of fabrication.

According to the brand’s technical approach, RGS can be processed without changes to the cutting techniques, consumable tooling or adhesives used for traditional quartz surfacing. Its visual characteristics include bright white backgrounds, high light reflection and patterns designed to achieve sharp definition and realism.

Lumina also incorporates Phi 4R+ Technology into its manufacturing approach. The process uses recycled content and crystalline silica-free materials, reuses nearly 100% of the water required in slab production and is designed to achieve zero-water discharge.

Completing the technical package is NEOS, a stain- and substance-repellent surface technology intended to simplify maintenance and provide lasting protection against everyday wear and common household chemicals.

Through Lumina Surfaces, ZERO EVO is giving its printed slab offering a dedicated identity—one in which printing technology, material engineering and the visual language of natural stone come together across two clearly differentiated collections.

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