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New quartz countertop colors in Orlando just got a major update. The Kitchen and Bath Industry Show, known in the trade as KBIS, was held right here in Orlando in February 2026, and the biggest quartz manufacturers used it to launch their newest collections. Stone Spirit was watching closely, because these are the colors our Orlando customers will be asking for all year.
What Is KBIS and Why It Matters for Orlando
KBIS is the largest kitchen and bath trade show in North America. Every major surface manufacturer shows up to launch what is coming next. Most years it is held somewhere else entirely. This year it landed in our backyard, which means the newest quartz colors in the country debuted a few miles from our Orlando showroom before most of the country even heard about them.
Cambria’s New Colors: Claremont and St. Isley
Cambria used KBIS to debut two new designs, and both move away from the cool gray tones that dominated kitchens for years.
Claremont pairs chocolate and taupe veining over a creamy base, built for homeowners who want warmth without losing the marble look.
St. Isley goes a different direction, blue gray veining mixed with warm taupe and darker accents, a design that reads as moody without feeling cold.
Stone Spirit already fabricates and installs Cambria countertops in Orlando, and these two colors are now part of what we can order for a kitchen or bathroom project.
Silestone’s New Suma Collection
Silestone’s answer at KBIS was Suma, a seven color neutral series. No bold statement colors here. Suma is built for homeowners who want a clean, warm background that works with almost any cabinet color, from white shaker to dark walnut.
We carry Silestone at our Orlando showroom. Ask to see the full Silestone color selection during your consultation and we will tell you which Suma shades are in stock.
Caesarstone’s Icon Line and Taj Whisper
Caesarstone’s launch was the most technical of the three. Icon is a fusion surface engineered with roughly 80 percent recycled material, and it is nearly free of crystalline silica, the component that has drawn safety scrutiny across the industry in recent years. The standout color in the line is Taj Whisper, an opaque gray base with golden mineral accents and fine white veining.
For homeowners who have asked us about silica safety, Icon is worth a look. It is a newer product line, so availability varies. Bring it up during your consultation and we can confirm current stock.
What This Means for Your Next Orlando Countertop Project
Warm tones are the clear theme out of KBIS 2026. Cream, taupe, chocolate, and soft gold veining replaced the stark white and steel gray that defined the last several years. If your kitchen renovation is still in the planning stage, these are the colors worth seeing in person before you commit to something older.
None of this replaces a real quote. Slab availability on brand new colors changes fast in the first year after launch. See our full range of countertop options in Orlando or come see the new colors in person.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is KBIS?
KBIS stands for the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show, the largest annual trade show for kitchen and bath manufacturers in North America. It was held in Orlando in February 2026.
Does Stone Spirit carry these new 2026 colors?
Stone Spirit carries Cambria, Silestone, and Caesarstone. Availability on brand new colors like Claremont, St. Isley, Suma, and Taj Whisper depends on current slab stock, so confirm with us directly before finalizing a design.
Is Caesarstone’s Icon line safe?
Icon is engineered to be nearly free of crystalline silica, which addresses one of the main safety concerns homeowners have raised about engineered quartz in recent years.
What color trend is replacing gray in 2026?
Warm neutrals. Cream, taupe, soft beige, and gold veined patterns are replacing the cool white and steel gray that dominated kitchens from roughly 2019 through 2023.
How do I see these new colors in person in Orlando?
Schedule a free consultation at our Orlando showroom. We will show you current slab inventory and let you know which KBIS 2026 launches are available to order.
Want to see the newest quartz colors before you commit to your next countertop? Contact us today or schedule your free consultation at Stone Spirit in Orlando.
