Cosentino opens new Center in Poland

• According to the dynamic development of the Polish market, the company opens a new “Center” in Gdynia.

• Cosentino expands its network in Poland where it already had three warehouses in Warsaw, Poznań and Katowice.

Cantoria (Almería), 22^nd May 2025.- Cosentino, global leader company in the production and distribution of innovative surfaces for architecture and design, opens its fourth “Center” in Poland located in Gdynia, city part of a conurbation with the spa town of Sopot, Gdańsk, and suburban communities, which together form a metropolitan area called the Tricity (Trójmiasto) with more than one million inhabitants. This new “Center” joins the warehouses that the company already had in Warsaw, Poznań and Katowice.

“The Tri-City has incredible energy, wonderful architecture and open people who love well-designed spaces. I hope that the presence of Cosentino will become not only practical support for local architects and designers, but also a source of inspiration to create even more bold and beautiful projects”, said Hubert Rutynowski, General Manager of Cosentino Gdynia Center.

With almost 3,000 square meters of area, the logistic and distribution installation was officially inaugurated last week with an impressive event. The creative concept and audiovisual setting inspired by Spain were the responsibility of Pągowski studio. More than 300 guests, including representatives of design studios, furniture manufacturers and owners of stonemasonry businesses, as well as partners and collaborators attended the opening.

On the stage, surrounded by a thousand red carnations, the company's representatives performed: Pedro Parra, PV Sales Europe, Hubert Rutynowski, General Manager of the Cosentino Center Gdynia and Karolina Sieniawska, Marketing Coordinator.

“The opening of the fourth Center in Poland - this time in Gdynia - is an important step in our global strategy. Poland is a key, dynamically developing market for us, where sustainable Cosentino surfaces perfectly meet local needs and demanding climatic conditions. By investing in another Center, we confirm our long-term commitment and readiness to support Polish architects at the highest level”, according to Pedro Parra.