Dekton
Dekton Grafite presents a dark base where blacks and greys blend with whitish and reddish areas of a misty appearance. This combination recreates the visual richness of fine-grained limestone, adding depth without losing sophistication. The intense background provides a counterpoint to light woods, luminous marbles and warm metals, while pairing it with charcoal tones creates an enveloping and elegant atmosphere. On the countertop, its variations create a distinctive decorative focal point; when extended to the integrated sink, the design gains continuity and a stronger architectural presence. Grafite suits contemporary, industrial and minimalist kitchens, especially when contrast is desired without relying on bright colours. The mix of light clouds and warm reflections prevents the composition from feeling flat, offering an expressive surface that adapts equally well to understated cabinetry and more daring schemes.
Finishes
Dekton Grafite Matte deepens the mix of blacks and greys through a restrained satin appearance. The whitish and reddish areas are perceived more serenely, creating an elegant and enveloping mineral effect. Its visual feel is understated and balanced, while the countertop and integrated sink read as a continuous, contemporary composition with a refined architectural character.
Dekton Grafite Grip+ accentuates the colour’s stony character with a more pronounced visual texture and a matte appearance. The light clouds and reddish nuances gain depth across a tactile, intense and expressive surface. The countertop and integrated sink retain the same identity, reinforcing an architectural and contemporary aesthetic with a bold yet balanced mineral expression.
Every model is made to order in this reference. Choose one to select the finish and size and see the final price.
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.