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Refined elegance

and industrial

chic define two

new Cosentino

collections

e C hic is a new collection of advanced Both collections are manufactured and great depth blending with silver
design with intricate interlocking
Lveining, showcasing the elegance using 99% recycled water and 100% • and dark grey veins.
Bohemian Flame: Subtle and sinuous,
renewable energy, and incorporate a
and sophistication of Silestone®. minimum of 20% recycled raw materials this design was inspired by golden
Urban Crush is a new series updated
with a lively modern aesthetic for raw in their composition. In addition, flows of lava on volcanic soil, its veins
both collections contain less than 40%
like metallic inlays in copper shades.
urban spaces. crystalline silica in their composition. • Romantic Ash: Large rivers and
Le Chic shows all the elegance and
sophistication of Silestone®. Redefining Crystalline silica dust is toxic to humans encrustations of grains in various
sizes bring to mind the Milky
when inhaled, because it damages tissues
a timeless classic with this step forward in the lungs, and is also bad for the Way, with the blue accents adding
in veined-patterned surfacing, the six environment because it degrades plant additional depth.
designs in the collection offer the charm surfaces, promoting plant disease and • Urban Crush comes in four
of Victorian and Parisian spaces, speaking inhibiting growth. trendsetting colours: Lime Delight,
to nostalgia but with a modern execution. Concrete Pulse, Brass Relish and
Existing at the intersection of fashion and • Le Chic comes in six designs: Parisien Cinder Craze.
design, the patterns feature expressive Blue, Eclectic Pearl, Versailles Ivory, • Lime Delight: The warm textured
veins and metallic accents that stand out Victorian Silver, Bohemian Flame beige tones, reminiscent of radiant
against neutral backdrops of cream, deep and Romantic Ash. Marbella limestone, are a versatile
blues and blacks, achieving designs full of • Parisien Blue: Inspired by the shades base for any interior design.
depth. of Imperial Roman stones, this • Concrete Pulse: The raw, natural
Le Chic’s detailed veining required
an all-new system of design, with the deeply nostalgic design combines grey is perfect for eclectic interiors,
a deep bluish hue with fine veins in
helping to create a vibrant show of
intricate, interlocking veins made possible ochre tones. contrasts, and playing cheerfully
by the brand’s new moulding system, • Eclectic Pearl: Classic and modern with light and shadow.
giving life to particles and minerals of in perfect fusion, this delicately • Brass Relish: The grained brown,
a wide range of sizes and creating an veined design offers flowing streams which embodies finely grained
incredible new texture. of texture with metallic accents sandstone, blends seamlessly with
Inspired by the heartbeat of the city
and new urban trends, the Urban Crush • across the whole surface. the colours and design elements of
modern vintage style.
Versailles Ivory: Warm, luxurious and
collection is an ideal industrial backdrop, elegant, this design offers subtle two- • Cinder Craze: The grainy tones of
its dusty tones a perfect partner for raw, toned marbling with gradient effects this modern reinterpretation of black
eclectic spaces. and flickering sparkles of gold. sandstone add style, personality and
With designs inspired by the textures of
the city, and recalling the appearance of • Victorian Silver: Soft, cool and and life to industrial-inspired interiors.
subtle, the two-toned marbling in
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in the Urban Crush collection all burst
with intensity, breathing life into spaces.

Sustainability top of mind
The sustainability of these new offerings
is thanks to HybriQ+®, the exclusive
and pioneering technology developed
for Silestone® by Cosentino. This new
production process is characterised
by the company’s commitment to the
environment, the circular economy and
sustainable management.

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