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MATERYA 2026
NEW COLLECTION
A SOFTER KIND OF LUXURY— NATURE IN EVERY DETAIL OF THE KITCHEN
Designed by Jamie Rezaie for COMPOSIT · Exclusively available at Crystal Home
The Lightness
of Nature
A Lighter Way to Feel Nature
Soft to the eye in every line and tone, soft to the touch in
every material, effortless in every motion.
Behind the Nam
“Materya” — a reflection
of the word “Materials”
It reflects the heart of the Composit brand: curating high-quality materials as the core of the design. Building on Materya 2024, the 2026 series becomes lighter in both look and structure — gres replaces the weight of marble, and warm oak dialogues with the curved hood in a new Crystal Biotite finish.
The natural beauty at its core remains, now expressed through lighter materials —
turning the kitchen into a space of sensory calm.
The Finer Details
Luxury, felt in
every detail
01 — LIGHT IN FORM
Softness in every line
Soft Curve · Radius 75mm
The side panel’s soft 75mm-radius curve eases the rigidity of the cabinetry, adding visual softness to the kitchen, even from a distance.
02— LIGHT IN MATERIAL
Relaxed through texture
Porcelain · Oak Sand · Crystal Lacquer
The Travertino Bianco porcelain countertop delivers the luxury of natural stone at a fraction of the weight, paired with a Crystal Biotite lacquered hood that gives deep, reflective shine without the heft of real metal.
03 — LIGHT IN FUNCTION
Fluid in everyday use
Sliding Table · Sliding Backsplash
A built-in sliding breakfast table extends in
place, a sliding backsplash panel reveals
sensor lighting, and drawers are lined in
premium regenerated leather.
Travertino Bianco —
Porcelain
Used for the countertop, island top and
backsplash — a refined, seamless surface.
Crystal Biotite —
Lacquer
A bespoke extractor hood finish: a new
metallic-effect lacquer that gives deep
reflective shine without the weight of real
metal.
Oak Sand —
Veneer R14
Used for cabinet fronts and the breakfast
shelf — a warm, neutral tone that blends
naturally with the stone and metal details.
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