Cosentino at KBIS 2025: the countertop became part of a wider specification
Cosentino’s show report brought together Dekton, Silestone and Sensa across kitchen, bath and outdoor settings.
Cosentino’s show report brought together Dekton, Silestone and Sensa across kitchen, bath and outdoor settings.
Cosentino’s February 2025 KBIS report described a booth developed with Daniel Germani and a broad range of kitchen, bathroom and outdoor applications. The display brought several brands together, including Dekton, Silestone and Sensa, instead of presenting each material only as a loose sample.
Among the announced directions were Deklite cladding, further Silestone Ukiyo fluted surfaces and additional Sensa stones. The report also contained previews of products intended for later release. Those previews establish what the company was discussing at KBIS, not that every item was immediately available to order.
Follow the application through the job
A broader display can be useful to fabricators because customers increasingly arrive with a whole-room image. Ask which parts of that image they want the shop to deliver: countertop, wall panel, vanity component or outdoor surface. Each answer may change the required product, installation partner and scope.
Keep the material family visible in every specification. Similar-looking surfaces can involve different fabrication instructions, accessories and warranty terms. A unified aesthetic should not hide those differences from the people preparing the job.
The value of Cosentino’s presentation was the range of applications it put into one conversation. A smaller shop can use the same idea by developing a few well-documented display examples and a clear process for translating inspiration into a buildable order.
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Original coverage based on the company’s linked announcement. Historical subject dates are separate from our publication date. We have not attended these events or independently tested the products.
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