The colour library lists every solid surface colour in the current collections: 73 Akrilika colours, 5 new AR colours for 2026, and 52 Apietra colours, making 130 acrylic colours in total, plus 12 Alfa Quartz colours. Filter by tone, pattern (solid, particles or veined) and material. Every colour on screen is an approximation, so order physical samples before you specify.
How to choose a colour for commercial interiors
Light or dark. The manufacturer does not recommend dark shades for worktops in intensive use: they need more care in daily use. For vanity tops, troughs, reception worktops and tea points, start with a light solid or particle colour. Use dark shades for counter fronts, wall panels and areas that are touched less.
Veined decors and joints. Veined colours give a stone look, but the pattern breaks at every joint. Select the batch or slab before fabrication, and draw the cutting layout so joints fall where the eye does not stop. The 2026 AR colours have veining along the sheet, which makes wide tops such as islands easier to join. Their sheet is 3680 × 760 mm.
Batch variation. Colour can vary between production batches and within a batch. Plan for it: order a room series, a floor or a store roll-out as one batch, and approve a sample from that batch, not from an old sample box.
Translucent decors. Translucent shades such as A404 Translucent White transmit light for backlit counters, bars and feature walls. How much light comes through depends on the colour, the thickness and the LEDs. Always test a sample with your actual light source. See Kristall and translucent colours.
Curves and material. If a design needs curves, choose from Akrilika or AR, which can be thermoformed. Apietra cannot be bent, but it costs about 20–30% less for flat work.
Cast basins. Cast basins come in A101 Glacier White only. They may differ slightly from A101 sheet because they are produced at a different time. Where the bowl must match the top exactly, choose a basin fabricated from the same sheet.
