We explore Dekton’s latest collection of engineered stone created in collaboration with Houston-based designer .
Introduced in 2013 by Spanish-born and owned engineered stone company , is an ultra-compact surface composed of natural quartz stone, porcelain, glass and minerals that are fused and compressed under high heat.
Their latest range, designed with interior designer Nina Magon, comprises six dramatic and ‘dreamlike’ colourways; , , , , and . “With the Dekton technology, we can create our own colours and structures, bringing to life something that is unique, beautiful and irreplaceable,” Nina says.
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Dekton features fine streaks that move between blue and fade to gold, combining perfectly with oak wood and darker walnut tones.
Dekton is Nina Magon’s reinterpretation of the precious Paonazzo stone. It features thick veins of light grey, terracotta and subtle blue hues.
Dekton combines differing sizes of veins in gradients of light and dark greys, matched with a delicate gold thread.
Dekton is an understated stone with fine, linear veins atop an all-white background.
Dekton merges warm oxide brown and white veins over a charcoal base colouring.
Like Dekton Dekton features similar gold and grey markings in a less saturated colouring.
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