Cosentino City Copenhagen

Cosentino City Copenhagen
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Cosentino is a global manufacturer of eco–friendly, technologically advanced surfaces for homes and public spaces. In its new showroom in district Holmen, the company presents versatile collections from its leading brands: Dekton, Silestone, Sensa and Éclos. Inspired by natural stone and craftsmanship, Cosentino aims to spark creativity among architects and interior designers worldwide. Its carbon–neutral surfaces—made with natural minerals, reused materials and renewable energy—include technical ultracompact stone and mineral hybrid surfaces for façades, wall cladding, bathrooms, kitchen worktops and interior design applications. To inspire people through innovative and sustainable spaces.

Cosentino City Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign will be a vibrant hub showcasing the potential of the company’s broad collection of sustainable stone surfaces for architecture and design—across bathroom, kitchen, outdoor, and interior settings. The inspiring space is designed for architects, designers, and private clients to explore innovative materials, sustainable solutions, and endless design possibilities. Whether seeking inspiration, planning a project, or connecting with peers, the showroom serves as a meeting point for creativity and collaboration. Step inside and help shape the future of design.

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