Kitchen surfaces
Worktops, islands and wall panels for a coordinated kitchen.
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Stone surfaces by application
Start with your space. Find the surface that fits.
Kitchen worktops, bathrooms and interior details have different needs. Choose an application, explore examples and compare materials for your project.
Where will the surface be used?Where will the surface be used?
Indoor
Need furniture too?
Kitchens and built-ins can be coordinated with your chosen stone surface.
Four materials, different choices
Choose your space first; use this overview to understand the main differences. Guidance for the actual collection, slab and finish always matters more than a general comparison.
Silestone
An engineered mineral surface with recycled materials, by Cosentino
- Appearance
- Collection-led colours and patterns as an alternative to a natural slab.
- Care and practical considerations
- Gentle daily cleaning; use trivets for hot cookware. Check the selected product guide.More about this material
Dekton
An ultra-compact sintered mineral surface by Cosentino
- Appearance
- Designs inspired by stone, concrete and other surfaces.
- Care and practical considerations
- Protect edges from impact. Use protection for prolonged heat; avoid direct flame.More about this material
Granite
Natural igneous stone
- Appearance
- Mineral grains, colour and pattern vary between slabs.
- Care and practical considerations
- Use a neutral stone cleaner; sealing needs depend on the actual stone.More about this material
Marble
Natural metamorphic stone
- Appearance
- Natural veining and tonal variation unique to each slab.
- Care and practical considerations
- Acids can leave dull marks. Gentle care is needed; sealing does not prevent acid etching.More about this material
Appearance, dimensions, finish and project scope shape the final selection and quotation. No material is universally the best.