Hello, world! We bring you new colors by Native Trails, just in the nick of time for celebrating Earth Month. Unveiled at KBIS 2025, the palette includes Sand, Forest, Terracotta, and Sage.

The colors might be inspired by canyons and conifers, but that’s not the best part. NativeStone lives up to the Native Trails ethos “to only make and sell products that have a positive influence on our world, both socially and environmentally.” The company adds jute, a renewable vegetable fiber, to its proprietary concrete blend. This results in concrete sinks that are 40% lighter and more sustainable.

NativeStone provides earthy, textural finishes that are smooth to the touch while looking as rich as river rocks and as speckled as sand. Matte and multihued, the finishes bring a touch of nature to the home’s most sensuous spaces—kitchens that serve up aromatic scents and delicious dishes, and bathrooms that bestow warm soaks and invigorating showers.

Sand

Available on all NativeStone products, Sand reflects the warm hues and silky feel of beaches and deserts. The color is a luscious golden beige that’s as perfect as farm-fresh duck eggs.

Forest

As a lover of deep, dark woods, I have a particular fancy for this Forest finish. With a saturated green as beautiful as spruce, you can almost smell the sweet sap.

Terracotta

This Southwestern-inspired color calls to mind clay pots and ancient earthen structures. Native Trails describes it as a “bold, burnt-orange hue infusing a space with rustic elegance and a sense of grounded luxury.”

Sage

A softer shade of green, Sage is muted and somewhat mysterious. It can complement an organic Bohemian style or work well in sleeker minimalistic designs.

For more information on NativeStone products and colors, visit Native Trails. If you like sustainable concrete, also check out the Avalon bathtub.