Dekton
Dekton Argentium presents a neutral grey distributed with an artisanal appearance, like a surface worked with broad trowel strokes. Its visual variation adds movement and depth while preserving a balanced base that is easy to coordinate. The design suits contemporary kitchens, mineral-inspired bathrooms and spaces with a serene aesthetic. The worktop and integrated sink can share this visual texture, creating a continuous, natural transition. Pair it with wood, off-whites, concrete or dark metals to reinforce its understated character. Argentium works as an elegant backdrop for expressive furniture, yet it can also take centre stage in minimalist compositions. Its language recalls traditional plasterwork reinterpreted from a contemporary perspective, bringing visual warmth and a sense of depth that enriches both horizontal surfaces and integrated elements throughout the project.
Finishes
Dekton Argentium Matte presents its neutral grey with a solid, satin-like appearance, balancing visual variation with a calm presence. The matte effect reduces reflections and allows the plaster-inspired texture to be perceived naturally. It is an elegant choice for coordinating a worktop and integrated sink in contemporary settings, alongside wood, off-whites or dark metals.
Dekton Argentium Grip+ retains the neutral grey and visual depth of its plastered finish, adding a more tactile and pronounced reading to the surface. Its appearance suits contemporary projects, understated kitchens and spaces seeking a mineral language. The worktop and integrated sink maintain a coherent visual connection. Pair it with natural wood, concrete and neutral tones to balance its textured character.
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From our projects
Our customers and stonemasons send us these photos when their projects are finished, excited to share the result and say thank you. They are spontaneous pictures, taken without a professional photo shoot. The lighting and framing may not be perfect, but they show what matters most to us: our work in place and the satisfaction of those who put their trust in us.