[The living room wall with 'Gravita']

■ The patterns inspired by the patterns of natural stone are reproduced on engineered stone.
■ Produced at LOTTE Chemical Yeosu Plant for strict quality control and stable supply to expand sales in the domestic markets and abroad.

LOTTE Chemical has released ‘Premiere Collection,’ the new artificial marble series.

The "Premiere Collection" is a new series from LOTTE Chemical's engineered stone brand, "Staron." Inspired by the patterns of natural stone, it features designs with flowing patterns of dual tones that naturally capture the beauty of lines.

The "Premiere Collection" is available in three different lines: Largo, Legato, and Gravita. Each of these lines reflects the latest design trends, featuring large wave patterns and rich textures that capture the natural elegance of genuine stone. The collection embodies the fluidity of lines and shades reminiscent of traditional Korean landscape paintings, evoking a distinctly Korean aesthetic.

This new collection comes in white, cool gray, and black, making it versatile for use in various applications such as kitchen countertops, interior walls, and more. This allows for the creation of distinct and unique spaces.

The "Premiere Collection" has been improved to create a seamless finish by addressing the issue of discontinued patterns that often occurred when joining two surfaces, allowing for a more natural connection that appears as a single, continuous surface.

Additionally, this new product is manufactured at LOTTE Chemical's Yeosu plant, ensuring stable supply of high-quality products both domestically and globally.

Jung Jong Hoon, Senior Vice President of LOTTE Chemical's Advanced Materials Construction Division, stated, "Since its launch, the Premiere Collection has garnered significant interest from customers in Korea, as well as in the Americas, Europe, and Australia. We plan to continue expanding the sales of our engineered stone products, from production to distribution, in the future."

Meanwhile, LOTTE Chemical holds a 15% share of the global market for engineered stone, with an annual production capacity of 970,000 sheets.