Caesarstone ICON™: The Revolutionary Surface That’s Winning Awards and Making Headlines

Developed with the goal of creating a stunning surface material that was a leap forward in both design and sustainability, Caesarstone ICON has delivered — and it’s been gaining the attention of industry leaders since its July launch. 

From major publications to industry awards, here’s what’s being said about this revolutionary, patent-pending advanced fusion surface that eliminates crystalline silica* and incorporates approximately 80% recycled materials.

The Look That Stops People in Their Tracks

The “Surface Standouts” article in the October print edition of Connecticut Cottages & Gardens highlighted new material and design choices for walls, floors, countertops, and more. 

The magazine noted Caesarstone’s ICON advanced fusion surfaces for their striking veining: 

“Calacatta Thyme (available in mid October) blends the revival of green marbles with luxurious veining in translucent sage and grey, accented by dark green and white aggregates.” 

The Industry Is Taking Notice

Caesarstone’s mission to create beautiful high-performing surfaces that prioritize safety and environmental responsibility was featured in a number of trade publications recently, including Design Vibes, Designers Today, and BUILDER magazine’s Product Pick of the Week.

In addition, Pro Remodeler praised Caesarstone ICON for surpassing rigorous industry and safety tests and for its commitment to using recycled materials as part of its “Innovative Products: Caesarstone ICON” online feature. 

Stone World highlighted Caesarstone ICON in its “August Product Showcase: Trending Tile and Surface Materials,” noting it as a “perfect blend of beauty and sustainability,” being crystalline silica-free and composed of 80% recycled materials.*

Award-Winning Innovation 

Home Builder Executive magazine selected Caesarstone ICON for its Gold Innovation 2025 Award recently. The Innovation Awards recognize manufacturers based on Home Builder Executive’s research of products, programs, communication efforts, and other initiatives. 

The news network for industry leaders chose Caesarstone’s advanced fusion surfaces for the award because of its remarkable formula and stunning designs.

Experience the Difference for Yourself

Awards and accolades are wonderful, but the true test of a surface comes from seeing and feeling it in your hands. Order a sample today and see why Caesarstone ICON is changing the game in beautiful, sustainable design.

Building on a Legacy of Excellence

While Caesarstone ICON has earned widespread acclaim since its launch earlier this year, the company’s excellence extends beyond a single collection, with recent recognition in other areas of design and innovation.

• Kitchen & Bath Business honored Caesarstone with a 2025 KBB Readers’ Choice Award in the Stain & Heat Resistance and Style/Aesthetics categories, recognizing Caesarstone’s kitchen countertops for their outstanding local availability, support, aesthetics, durability, and value. Kitchen & Bath Business magazine — the official publication of NKBA and KBIS — received more than 26,000 votes to determine this year’s top kitchen and bath brands and manufacturers.
• Caesarstone was also recently featured in two kitchens in Veranda’s “21 Cottage Kitchen Ideas That Truly Stand the Test of Time.” In a historic Los Angeles home, the designer chose dark, earthy grayish-green countertops by Caesarstone to ground the space, complemented by a schoolhouse pendant over the sink, brass hardware, and unexpected art that add soulfulness to the kitchen. In a separate project, a Bronxville, New York, cottage kitchen was profiled for its timeless charm, featuring perimeter Caesarstone countertops that keep the design clean and bright, paired with chic gray cabinetry, a natural wood island and beams, and a glazed terra-cotta tile backsplash.

Explore Caesarstone’s complete range of products, including our curated Dark Collection of rich, deep hues and the Whitelight Collection of nature-inspired designs.

*May contain traces of less than 1% crystalline silica.