Cosentino City Copenhagen

Danneskiold—Samsøes Allé 11, 1434 Copenhagen

Cosentino City Copenhagen

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To inspire people through innovative and sustainable spaces. Cosentino is a global manufacturer of eco–friendly and technologically advanced surfaces for homes and public spaces. In the new Cosentino showroom at Kuglegaarden, the company presents versatile collections from the main brands, Dekton, Silestone, Sensa and Éclos.With inspiration from natural stone and craftsmanship, Cosentino seeks to inspire the creativity of architects and interior designers worldwide with carbon–neutral surfaces produced with natural minerals, reused materials, and renewable energy: technical, ultracompact stone and mineral hybrid surfaces for architectural facades, wall claddings, bathrooms, kitchen countertops, and interior design.

During 3daysofdesign Cosentino opens the doors for a preview of the new showroom that will open during Autumn—showcasing a sneak peek of the sustainable surfaces for architecture & design and introducing to the potential of the future creative hub for design professionals. Come by for a coffee, refreshments—and meet the team.

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