Cosentino launches Dekton® Kraftizen, the perfect combination of craft and technology

Kraftizen introduces the first large-format stucco material of its kind - paying tribute to the beauty of hand craftsmanship with an innovative new Dekton collection.

Cosentino Group, the Spanish global leader in producing and distributing innovative and sustainable surfaces for the world of architecture and design, announces the launch of Kraftizen, a new colorful collection of its leading innovative ultracompact surface Dekton® that brings together the best of craft and technology.

Introducing the first large-format stucco material of its kind, Cosentino is reinterpreting the versatility, beauty and honesty of craftsmanship through its innovative, carbon-neutral Dekton® surface. The new collection allows designers and architects to explore stucco-inspired design through the lens of ultra-durable Dekton materials, with a virtually limitless range of indoor and outdoor applications.

Kraftizen boasts a series of five versatile colors with rich, deep textures: Umber, Nacre, Argentium, Micron and Albarium. Reminiscent of Venetian stucco, these colors are rooted in minimalism and versatility, bringing serenity to any space through cladding, flooring or facades.

The Dekton® Kraftizen Collection is born from the challenge of reinterpreting craftsmanship perfected over the centuries using craft technology. Each trowel stroke is transferred onto a digital canvas made of millions of pixels, becoming part of an image and offering an enduring reinterpretation.

Umber

A timeless, rebellious color with strong charisma and personality. The terracotta hue brings warmth to any space, resulting in a cozy, nature-inspired ambiance.

Nacre

A color that engages all senses - providing a sense of movement with a rich texture of trowel marks and subtle interplay of light and shadow. The material’s silky finish contrasts delightfully with scattered gradients and reliefs throughout. This highly decorative finish is reminiscent of the sea - from its pearl-inspired hue and finish to wave-like texture and movement.

Argentium

In ancient times, silver was considered a gift of nature created by the influence of the moon. This legend lives on in Argentium, a perfect matte gray that can be combined with both warm and cold atmospheres. Its troweled structure, typical of lime plastering, brings personality to the series.

Micron

Elegant and restrained. Its markings make it a living, breathing material in its troweled texture. This deep, dark gray conveys a comforting sense of calm, wisdom and welcome.

Albarium

A peaceful, powdery white that refers directly to the primary element of this color: marble dust. The subtle trowel marks overlap, achieving a rich continuity that makes it easy to apply on large surfaces. Albarium captivates with its fine, elegant texture and the refinement and light it brings to the spaces where it is used.

Learn more about the new Kraftizen collection and its five unique colors here.