‘We used Dekton in an extra-large format, trying to make the most of each piece to achieve an even, seamless result,’ explains the architect. The reduced number of joints is one of the great advantages of using large-format Dekton slabs. More specifically, panels measuring 3,180 x 1,420 mm were laid to cover a surface area of more than 80 m².

‘The use of Cosentino materials has required us to work with punctuality and precision, meeting deadlines and exceeding expectations,’ he points out. The precise and quick installation of the slabs is also a distinctive feature of Dekton that makes it an ideal material for this type of work, due to the simplicity of the process. ‘After levelling with mortar, the slab was glued directly to the floor,’ says the architect.

Given that this area of the house will be exposed to extreme weather conditions such as sun, cold and heat, Dekton is ideal as a flooring solution, as it resists temperature changes perfectly. Furthermore, it is highly resistant to scratches and stains, which is essential in high-traffic areas. It is also very easy to maintain and its resistance to stains is due to its low porosity.

The colour chosen for this dining and swimming pool area was the timeless and elegant shade of Nayla. It is a granulated matt white that provides brightness and a clean visual appearance. It is particularly suitable for designing light-filled spaces with a subtle and simple beauty.