Cosentino Surfaces Shine at the 50th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York

Cosentino was a proud participant of the 50th Annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York, a milestone year for one of the design industry’s most celebrated events. 21 leading designers and architects have transformed a Greenwich Village townhouse into a showcase of design talent and innovation.

This year, Dekton and Sensa surfaces are featured in several standout spaces, each interpreted by a different talented designer.

The Kips Bay Decorator Show House raises money in support of the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, an organization that provides essential after-school programs to children and teens.

In Salon Analogue, Leyden Lewis Design Studio reimagines the traditional library as a layered, soulful retreat for conversation and creativity. Central to the adjoining kitchenette is Dekton Grafite, which is used on the countertop and backsplash. With its deep tones and subtle movement, Grafite grounds the space with a modern edge while complementing the rich aubergine walls, gold ceiling treatments, and curated art and furnishings collections.

For the dining room, Corey Damen Jenkins drew inspiration from Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass, blending tradition and whimsy. At the heart of the room is a striking fireplace clad in Dekton Trance. From the Onirika Collection, Dekton Trance has luminous veining with blueish tones and soft tonal contrast, transforming the fireplace into a sculptural focal point. It perfectly complements the details of the molding with the modern spirit of the design.

Christopher Peacock’s vision for the kitchen combines quiet luxury with a moody downtown energy. Custom oak cabinetry in a rich espresso finish is paired with Sensa Orinoco granite countertops. Its bold veining enhances the kitchen’s intimate yet sophisticated feel, balancing handcrafted brass accents and contemporary details with the timeless and unique beauty of natural stone.

Charles Pavarini III created ‘The Zoom Room,’ a contemporary home office designed for high-level communication and digital presence. A defining feature of the space is the use of Sensa Cristalo, applied as a backlit panel that defines the podcast image.

From bold natural stones to sleek ultracompact surfaces, Cosentino provides the versatility and performance needed to support each designer’s unique vision.

Jim Dove envisioned the home office as a retreat to spark creativity and reflection, drawing global influences and refined craftsmanship. At the center is Dekton Kelya on the desktop and cabinetry, introducing a sleek and durable surface with a sophisticated charcoal base and white veining. Its timeless presence complements the mirrored cabinetry, layered wallcoverings, and a curated selection of furnishings to create a truly immersive sanctuary.