The ultra-compact Dekton® by Cosentino is an innovative material that creates a new and original product category, created with the aim of becoming a world leader in the world of architecture and design, both for indoor and outdoor spaces.
The Dekton® surface is a sophisticated blend of raw materials, used in the production of glass, state-of-the-art porcelain and quartz surfaces.
Cosentino has launched, on a global scale, seven new colors that are added to the Dekton® range, now composed of 22 colors and divided into four collections: Solid Collection, Natural Collection, Tech Collection and Wild Collection.
These seven new elegant and essential colors respond perfectly to the latest design trends that see balanced spaces filled with sober, calm, elegant colors with contemporary touches: Ventus, Korus, Galema (Solid Collection), Keon (Tech Collection), Kelya (Natural Collection), Borea and Makai (Wild Collection).
Ventus, Korus and Galema extend the Solid Collection, a range that offers nuances characterized by purity and color homogeneity. Ventus, Korus and Galema offer the pure simplicity of grey and dove grey and are striking colors for their harmony, authenticity and simplicity. 
Keon enriches Dekton® Tech Collection, a collection with an innovative look and a natural inclination towards industrial aesthetics. Keon refers to the color and aesthetics of concrete, thus confirming Cosentino’s commitment to essential materials as a source of inspiration for architecture. 
Kelya is part of Dekton® Natural Collection, a series that reflects Cosentino’s desire to seek the best offered by nature. Like the other colours in this collection, Kelya looks like natural stone. 
Borea and Makai are the two new colours that recall wood and give life to a new Dekton® collection, the Wild Collection. This collection allows architects and designers to create timeless spaces ensuring excellent technical performance. Borea is a darker, more intense and massive color, while Makai has a cream white surface interrupted, from time to time, by delicate ochre veins.