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The Permanent Mission of India in Geneva stands as a contemporary volume with clean lines, its presence enhanced by a refined design envelope. With a perfect rectangular geometry, its façade stands out for its striking black-and-white combination. This is where Dekton comes in, the material chosen to clad it: Dekton Uyuni slabs dominate and serve as the base for a Dekton Sirius strip, adding dynamism and visual accent.

Some buildings need more than just a 'facelift'. 55 Princess Street, located in the heart of Manchester, required a renovation that not only updated its appearance but also met the demands of a high-traffic commercial space. The design team's response was clear: to opt for surfaces capable of withstanding heavy use without compromising on an elegant and contemporary finish.

As a finalist in the Cosentino x Sloft – The Bathelier Challenge, the agency CA Architecture d’Intérieur, founded by Charlotte Astruc, presents Évasion au Jardin d’Émeraude, a refined and conceptual take on the contemporary bathroom. The project explores the bathroom as a sensory and immersive space, far beyond its functional role.

“After so many years photographing numerous Cosentino projects and seeing the magnificent results of Dekton in various kitchens, when it came time to renovate my own, it was clear that it would be the most logical choice.” This is how Yvonne Wilhelmsen, a renowned Norwegian photographer with over two decades of experience collaborating with leading design magazines and publications, describes her newly renovated kitchen.

It may be hard to believe, but the exterior of this house was once traditional, with cement mortar and stone cladding. But the most extraordinary thing is that it was not necessary to demolish it to give it a new, contemporary look: all that was needed was to clad its old façade with Dekton slabs.

Building a house by the sea might seem like a risky decision. Making that house look like a natural extension of the land, as if it had always been there, takes it to another level. This is precisely what Design Workshop Australia has achieved in Port Kembla with a project that defies the coastal climate and lacks nothing. It even features a rotating platform in the garage.

In luxury interior design, exclusivity is often discussed in terms of unique pieces or exclusive materials. However, true sophistication can lie in narrowing the range of choices to enhance overall coherence. This was the challenge taken on by INERRE Interior in their latest project in Tangerang, Indonesia, a luxury flat where the concept of 'less is more' translates into a clean, elegant, and timeless design, with Dekton playing a key role.

There are many elements that stand out in this spectacular Mediterranean-inspired show home in the heart of Australia. But undoubtedly, as the Allaro Homes Cairns team states, “the true centrepiece of this home is the stunning kitchen island crafted from Sensa Taj Mahal stone.”

Is it possible to transform an urban flat into a natural haven? According to HOFT Collective, the answer is yes. This is the premise of their latest project, a 103-square-metre apartment in Singapore with Japandi and Balinese influences, where natural light and greenery set the tone.

The ‘Halo’ bathroom emerges as a contemporary retreat where water and earth converge. Presented at the MIAD 2025 edition in Madrid, Silvia Trigueros’ space is centred around curved geometries, a palette of terracotta tones, and mineral surfaces that envelop visitors in an immersive experience. The collaboration with Cosentino brought this sensory atmosphere to life with a precise selection of surfaces: Dekton Nebbia and Dekton Umber.