Meet ĒCLOS: Cosentino’s new generation of mineral surfaces

When choosing materials for a home, finding the right balance between beauty, durability and ease of maintenance is key. Spanish surface specialist Cosentino has long been at the forefront of this conversation, developing products that combine design with practical performance.

Now, the company has introduced ĒCLOS, an entirely new brand that takes a different approach to mineral surfaces. Rather than another collection under its existing product lines, ĒCLOS represents what Cosentino calls Inlayered Mineral Surfaces, a new category distinguished by its layered, three-dimensional design.

For those familiar with Cosentino, its existing offerings include Silestone, a hybrid mineral surface known for its versatility and durability; Dekton, an ultra-compact surface suited to both indoor and outdoor applications; and Sensa, a range of natural stones with a protective treatment against stains.

Beauty that goes beyond the surface

At the heart of ĒCLOS is its exclusive INLAYR technology, which combines robotic engineering with advanced decorative techniques to create a layered, three-dimensional design integrated into the material itself.

Unlike patterns applied only to the surface, ĒCLOS’s veining and colour variations extend through the material’s thickness, creating a greater sense of depth and movement. The patterns are also visible along cut edges, giving the finished material a more consistent appearance.

The debut collection, Eclectic Veins, showcases these possibilities across ten colours inspired by nature. Homeowners can choose from light, understated designs such as Landr, with its delicate veining against a white background, to more expressive options such as Legnd, featuring flowing patterns in earthy brown tones, and Phantome, with its dark base and warm green undertones.

Made for the demands of everyday living

Beyond aesthetics, ĒCLOS offers practical advantages for busy households, particularly in the kitchen.

One of its standout features is its ability to withstand temperatures of up to 220°C. According to Cosentino, hot cookware can be placed directly on the surface without causing damage, making cooking and meal preparation more convenient.

The material is also designed to resist scratches, stains and impact. Thanks to its low porosity, everyday cleaning is straightforward, with no need for special sealing treatments.

A more considered material choice

Material composition is another important part of the ĒCLOS story. Its first collection, Eclectic Veins, is formulated without crystalline silica, although trace impurities of less than one per cent may remain. It also incorporates up to 88 per cent recycled materials, reflecting Cosentino’s ongoing efforts to develop more responsible surface solutions.

Designed for indoor use, ĒCLOS is particularly suited to kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities, with applications also extending to furniture and wall cladding.

For homeowners planning a renovation, ĒCLOS adds another option to Cosentino’s family of surfaces, offering a different way to bring the look and feel of natural stone into the home, alongside the practical benefits of an engineered material.

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