Dekton countertops are part of a larger category called engineered stone. Cosentino describes Dekton as the “Technical Ultracompact Stone.” They take more than 20 natural minerals and apply immense pressure to bond them together.
They do in a couple of hours what nature takes years to complete. In the end, they produce a material that blends quartz, porcelain, and glass. Thus, Dekton is more resilient than standard quartz. It is resistant to abrasions, scratches, stains, heat, and moisture. Dekton is also a more sustainable option than other types of natural stone.
Dekton Natura
This kitchen features a Natura Dekton countertop. This is in the Stonika XGloss Collection. The background is a creamy white with a hint of gray marble. This island countertop is wide and long. It features few seams because of the large slab size of Dekton.
Dekton Laurent
Because Dekton is so water resistant, it is ideal for bathroom countertop applications. This bathroom features countertops and a tub surround from Laurent Dekton. The Laurent comes from the Natural Collection.
Dekton Trilium
For those with more texture in mind, there is Trilium. Trilium is part of Cosentino’s Industrial Collection. It has gorgeous tan, gray, and dark brown tones blended together. It creates some movement in this minimalist style kitchen.
Dekton Aura
Dekton works well for outdoor kitchens as it is a durable stone that does not need to be sealed against the elements. Dekton Aura is a creamy white with warm gray marbling. It gives a refined look to this outdoor space.
Dekton Khalo
Dekton Khalo is a mixture of natural colors including a background of cream with black, gold, gray, and brown. This sleek kitchen design is the perfect application for Khalo countertops as the unique pattern shines within the simple space.
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