Ceramic, porcelain, engineered quartz, ultra-compact surfaces (UCS), glass, metal, solid surfaces, polished concrete, terrazzo....
Technology has lifted the limitations on design. Imagination has been freed. The result: products that simply have not existed before in every finish imaginable, from minimalist white to industrial acid-etched metal. It is called the fourth industrial revolution. The machine has been liberated by unimaginable processing power. The outcome is exciting; new; unfettered. Design possibilities are expanding exponentially.
The latest developments in hard surfaces are vertical and horizontal.
From cladding on the outside of buildings to tiles on the inside, floors on interiors that extend seamlessly on to patios, kitchen worktops with matching cabinets and much more.
Sizes, colours, textures previously undreamed of combine to extend the scope of architecture and design to a future of unlimited expression of your own and your clients’ individuality.
Come and see what the future is delivering now at Hard Surfaces in ExCeL London, the design capital of the world. Be inspired and unleash your potential.
Seminars
From design and application to the latest international trends, keep up-to-date with our free-to-attend, and CPD accredited conference.
Market Overview
Find out more about the Hard Surfaces on display, including ceramic, porcelain, engineered quartz, UCS, glass, metal, solid surfaces, concrete & terrazzo.
Hard Surfaces will be complemented by the market leading
Natural Stone Show. Celebrating its 13th edition, the show offers an extraordinarily varied palette of stone surfaces from around the world, together with the latest ‘Fix, Seal & Maintenance’ solutions for the hard surfaces industry. A packed education programme will also take place over the 3 days.
At the 2017 event, 30 CPD accredited seminars helped to attract over 5,000 building professionals to the event. These are organized in tandem with the Royal Institute of British Architects and other leading professional and industry bodies. All visitors to Hard Surfaces will be able to cross over into the Natural Stone Show free of charge.
