Hanex UK, in collaboration with Hyundai, will present an exclusive show preview of the highly anticipated Opus Collection at Stand J120 during KBB Birmingham in Birmingham.
Designed as a bold new chapter in 19mm solid surface innovation, the Opus Collection introduces a curated palette of marble-inspired and contemporary finishes developed specifically for modern kitchen environments. Visitors will experience the collection first-hand, exploring statement designs including Carrara Classic, Calacatta Gold Classic, Taj Mahal, Imperial Jade and Terrazzo — all engineered in a substantial 19mm format to meet growing demand for thicker, design-led surfaces.
A First Look — And A Glimpse Ahead
While the Opus Collection itself is scheduled for full release in Q4 2026, KBB Birmingham will offer an exclusive early preview, giving fabricators, designers and retailers the opportunity to see the direction of Hanex surface design before market launch.
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Adding further excitement to the stand, the Hanex team will also be discussing four brand-new Hanex colour introductions, also set to join the portfolio in Q4 2026. These upcoming decors signal the next evolution of the Hanex range, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to innovation, depth and contemporary material expression.
“Opus represents more than a collection — it reflects where solid surface design is heading,” says Hanex UK. “At KBB, we’re not only showcasing what’s coming next, but also sharing insight into how we continue to evolve our colour offering for the future.”
Visit Stand J120
Attendees are invited to register and visit Stand J120 to explore the Opus Collection preview, discuss 19mm fabrication opportunities, and gain early insight into Hanex’s 2027 colour developments.
With UK stock planned through Hanex UK and EU backup supply in place ahead of launch, Opus is positioned to deliver both design impact and supply confidence.
Discover what’s next in 19mm surface design — first at KBB Birmingham.
