Dekton sets the tone from the kitchen to the bathroom

This project starts with a radical decision: making the material the true guiding thread of the architecture. There are no abrupt changes here, but rather a very controlled continuity built through Dekton, allowing different spaces to connect under a unified language. “The most interesting feature of the project is the interaction between material continuity and spatial rhythm,” explain the studio.

In the kitchen, this narrative becomes more expressive. The use of Dekton Ceppo does not go unnoticed: it introduces texture, depth, and a touch of visual tension. The island, designed with a waterfall edge, acts as a central piece and an architectural element in its own right. “The material is expressed more intensely, extending from the island to the splashback,” they note. This display is not merely aesthetic but establishes a direct relationship with the flooring, creating a dialogue between surfaces that adds rhythm.

In contrast to this intensity, the bathroom offers a much more restrained approach. Here, Dekton Ava comes into play, used monolithically to create a washbasin that is perceived almost as a sculptural piece integrated into the architecture. The texture is softer, resulting in a space that seeks calm, with an atmosphere akin to that of a spa.

“The material concept follows a clear idea: expression in the kitchen and restraint in the bathroom,” they explain. It is precisely this controlled tension that prevents the overall design from feeling flat or predictable.

Adding to this is a feature that articulates the project transversally: the use of vertical slats running through different areas of the home. “They introduce a dynamic rhythm and visually connect the different spaces,” they note, consolidating an identity that goes beyond the materials.

The choice of Dekton responds both to this aesthetic intention and a very specific technical need: “It was chosen for its ability to align with the architectural vision, both aesthetically and in terms of performance.” Its slim format allows for precise detailing, from continuous worktops to monolithic pieces, while its durability makes it a suitable solution for high-use areas such as the kitchen or bathroom. “It combines durability with great design flexibility,” they summarise. The result is a home where the material is not just another cladding but a system that organises, connects, and gives meaning to the entire project.