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Dekton Ukiyo: Designed by Claudia Afshar

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Step into a world where time stands still and the present moment is all that matters. Experience the beauty of living textures crafted by nature. A new Dekton collection designed by Claudia Afshar.

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[u-key-yo] · Japanese (n). living in the moment, detached from the bothers of life. “The floating world”.

Dekton Ukiyo x Claudia Afshar

Cosentino has partnered with world-renowned interior designer Claudia Afshar for this one-of-a-kind collaboration. Founder and Principal of Claudia Afshar Design, this London-born Los Angeles-based designer, has created UKIYO, a unique exploration of textures and geometric shapes for contemporary spaces.

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Two structured patterns available in five colors that transform the identity of interior cladding.

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The number of surface grooves is 15 and the spacing between them 25 mm. The tile starts in "enamel" and ends in surface groove. Available in 8 and 12 mm thickness.

BROMO

A dark grey shade inspired by slate featuring subtle faded graphics and a carefully crafted texture with a natural aesthetic.

NACRE

A cream shade characterised by subtle details from fine micro-concrete to lime plastering.

KRETA

Inspired by cement, this design is even and controlled. It can create lighter or darker spaces.


REM

Its intricate design with brown and grey veining and hints of gold reflects the linear structure of Calacatta Lincoln marble.

UMBER

This terracotta colour features a natural reddish pigment creating a warm, textured surface that adds character to any space.

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