Cosentino stands out in Casa Decor 2024 kitchen and bathroom spaces

Last week opened its doors Casa Decor 2024, one of the Spanish reference exhibition for interior design and decoration that this year shows all its proposals in an emblematic building, the Palacio de La Trinidad, in Madrid. This grand stage is the blank canvas on which professionals and leading brands presents the latest trends in interior design, design and lifestyle.

In its 59th edition, there are 46 spaces distributed around the property, surrounded by gardens and with ​​3,600 m2 total land area, which feature the most disruptive, elegant and advanced proposals signed by both established professionals and promising young interior designers. The exhibition will remain open until next May 26.

Cosentino, long linked to this event, once again has a prominent presence through, on this occasion, the cession of its sustainable products to different spaces. Both the mineral hybrid surface Silestone®, the ultracompact carbon-neutral stone Dekton®, and the advanced natural stones Sensa by Cosentino® are main characters of some of the most notable spaces that will set trends in this edition, especially in those dedicated to kitchen and bathroom:

• LÍNEA 3 COCINAS SPACE / STEVEN LITTLEHALES ( Pavillion- 1st Floor. Space 39)

Steven Littlehales signs “A kitchen to contemplate” for Línea 3 a perfect mix between British style and Mediterranean surrounding. According to Steven: “This space is a kitchen to look at and appreciate on an aesthetic level, where you can seek inspiration for your own Project. But it is also a kitchen whose purpose is to be a space where one can relax, read, meditate and contemplate life". The space is divided into three areas: living; kitchen; and an area with two small rooms: laundry and cocktail bar.

The common thread of the living and kitchen areas is Dekton® Awake. Used on island, countertops, furniture top and staircase covering, its golden veins are perfect with the prevailing blues and whites of the room, a true tribute to the Mediterranean. In the laundry area, Silestone® Posidonia Green appears as a covering for the dashboard area in a sink. And finally Dekton® Umber gives its touch of personality in the cocktail bar area.

• STROHM TEKA SPACE / ERICO NAVAZO STUDIO (Palace, Ground Floor. Space 11)

Erico Navazo presents the ‘Metallic Harmony’ space, a bathroom proposal created in collaboration with the Strohm Teka brand, which redefines elegance and resistance to the passage of time through the masterful integration of elements from different eras. Navazo has designed a bathroom that captures the essence of a 1928 palace, giving it a natural, contemporary and avant-garde spirit.

To create this eclectic and timeless space, Navazo also used two Cosentino materials. On the one hand, he chose Silestone® Parisien Bleu for the bathtub and the washbasin countertop. On the other, he used Sensa Platino for the top of a marble table specially made for the project.

• JUKA INTERIORISMO SPACE / JAVIER TOMÁS (Palace-2nd Floor. Space 31)

Called ‘Entre dos aguas’ (Between two waters), project recreates a living room designed to “listen to music, turn on creativity and stimulate imagination,” as well as the corridor leading to it. To bring his design to life, Tomás teamed up with Sensa and Dekton®. In the case of Sensa, the colour chosen was Nahoa, a unique Brazilian quartzite with a brown background crossed by black and beige veins, which offers exceptional performance thanks to its exclusive anti-stain protection.

The professional has used it in a very original way to create details that enhance the décor. This is the case, for example, with the doorway and window frames and the top of the side table. Meanwhile, Dekton® Nacre was used for the attractive cut-out in the corridor floor. In addition, the very trendy grooved texture of Dekton® Ukiyo Nacre, was used for the skirting board in the living room to enhance the effect, and Dekton Umber puts its terracota touch in a charming little table.

• SANTOS SPACE / SANTOS TEAM (Pavillion, Ground Floor. Space 44)

Santos kitchen furniture brand presenting a space called ‘Reflejo del tiempo’ (Reflection of Time), inspired by various architectural and decorative aspects of the Palacio de la Trinidad, where the fair is held. With its design proposal, Santos has reinterpreted the most emblematic features of the building with contemporary elements, collaborating with Cosentino as one of its companions on this design journey.

For the kitchen furniture, Santos team have opted for clean lines, using light materials such as glass and natural finishes such as Fresno Olivo wood for the base units. They have also used Cosentino’s Sensa Taj Mahal stone, a Brazilian quartzite, for the worktops and sink.

HR Cosentino Casa Decor 2024 Images here  (photos by Cosentino)