Nuovo Corso worktops — 15 colours — from 243 € / m²
Nuovo Corso is a ceramic series whose patterns borrow from the world’s most wanted natural stones — most famously the warm, softly veined look of Taj Mahal quartzite. The ceramic surface handles heat, acids and everyday knocks.
The Taj Mahal look
The series’ favourite reproduces the famous quartzite’s warm pattern.
Handles heat
A ceramic surface does not mind a hot pan.
Predictable pricing
The whole series sits in a narrow €243–267/m² band — easy to budget.
Dense surface
Absorbs nothing and needs no sealing.
The most wanted stone patterns on a ceramic surface
Many want the warm Taj Mahal quartzite look in their kitchen, but as natural stone it is costly and demands careful handling. Nuovo Corso solves the equation: the patterns are reproduced on a ceramic slab that tolerates heat, acids and stains.
We stock 15 colours, and the whole series sits in a narrow price band — you can choose purely on looks. All prices are in the catalogue below.
For a broader ceramic range see Laminam; for full outdoor-kitchen credentials see Dekton.
All Nuovo Corso worktops in stock
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Why choose Nuovo Corso
Warm tones
Taj Mahal and friends bring a soft, natural look to the kitchen.
Easy living
The dense ceramic surface is wiped clean — that is the whole routine.
Heat resistance
Hot cookware leaves no trace.
Clear pricing
A narrow price band makes budgeting simple.
Key facts
| Material | Large-format technical ceramic |
| Colours in stock | 15 |
| Thicknesses | 12 mm for worktops |
| Use | Worktops, splashbacks, islands |
| Price | €243–267/m² — final price depends on fabrication |
| Delivery | Delivery and installation in Finland — 14 working days from drawing approval |
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Nuovo Corso worktop cost?
The whole series sits between €243 and €267/m². Fixed total quote within 24 hours.
Is Nuovo Corso Taj Mahal the same stone as real Taj Mahal?
No — real Taj Mahal is quartzite; Nuovo Corso’s version is a ceramic slab with the same pattern. Ceramic handles heat and acids better and costs less.
Does Nuovo Corso tolerate heat?
Yes — hot pots can go straight onto the ceramic surface.
Does it suit splashbacks?
Perfectly: worktop and splashback are cut from the same slab, so the pattern continues seamlessly.
Request a quote for a Nuovo Corso worktop
Tell us your measurements and colour wishes — fixed quote within 24 hours, measuring and installation in Finland included.
