Cosentino Group introduces Dekton Pietra Edition, a modern and innovative collection inspired by iconic Mediterranean stones, which is a continuation of the highly successful 2023 launch of Dekton Pietra Kode — the vision of renowned designer and architect Daniel Germani.
The ultracompact Dekton Pietra Edition collection adapts the beauty and detail of traditional stones such as Travertine, Piasentina, Ceppo Di Gré and Campaspero, with enhanced realism and durability to meet the demands of today’s architecture and interior design markets.
Four different stone textures, including brand new Piasentina and Campaspero, make up Pietra Edition’s palette of six styles.
Trevi’s cream base, marked by a parallel pattern of irregular veins in shades of grey and blue, is inspired by the classic beauty of Roman silver Travertine.
Nebu recreates the depth of Roman Travertine, and its beautiful irregularities bring a unique timeless design to any space.
Adia provides a versatile finish with a silky appearance. Its cream tone and soft white lines make any design project extraordinary.
Ava is inspired by Ceppo di Gré, the original stone from the Lombardy region that stands out for its rough appearance, but in a warmer design not found in nature, perfect for Mediterranean-style design.
Polar reveals beautiful irregularities from the Spanish stone Campaspero, reinterpreted in a unique hyper-realistic pattern that combines an irregular base in beige tones with greyish and cream veins, small inlays, and fossils.
Sandik provides the traditional elegance of Campaspero in a softer finish, with a cream background and a subtle haze of grey tones, that performs extremely well for outdoor applications.
Thanks to Dekton’s innovative TSP technology, the carbon-neutral Pietra Edition collection introduces a technological layer to iconic natural stones, with six serene designs that bring a warmth and modern elegance to any indoor or outdoor project.
The collection pays homage to the enduring elegance of Mediterranean natural stones while elevating their design, features, and sensorial perception, creating spaces full of luminosity, modernity and simplicity.
