Cosentino surfaces, Dekton and Silestone, carry the material language of the Gallery: large-format slabs, deep textures and finishes made for daily use.
You cannot judge a surface from a chip sample. Here the material runs across islands, counters and walls, installed the way it will live in your home.
On the floor in Roseville
See Cosentino in a finished kitchen display at Design Gallery Roseville. Book a visit and we will walk you through it in person.
Book a gallery visit
Stand at the island, run a hand across the texture, and see how each finish behaves in warm light and shadow.
Our team can walk you from a finish you like to the slab, the edge profile and the application that fits your project.
Looking for the Cosentino Center in Roseville?
The Cosentino Center Sacramento is Cosentino's own trade center and slab warehouse at 10015 Foothills Blvd, Suite 150, Roseville, where fabricators, kitchen studios and designers select slabs by appointment. Design Gallery, at 900 Sunrise Ave, is an independent kitchen and bath gallery where Dekton and Silestone are installed in finished kitchens you can walk through.
Go to the Center to choose a slab. Come here to see the finish you are considering living on an island, next to the range and the cabinetry it will share a room with. Many projects use both, in that order or the reverse.
Dekton, Silestone and Éclos side by side
Cosentino makes several different materials under different names, and three of them are installed here:
an ultracompact porcelain surface fired without resin, made for direct heat, sunlight and thin profiles; Cosentino launched it in 2013.
a hybrid mineral surface with low crystalline silica (HybriQ+), made for indoor counters and vanities.
Cosentino's newest mineral surface, made with Inlayr technology, which builds the pattern through the body of the slab so the veining carries to the edge.
natural granite and quartzite with a stain-resistant treatment; a Cosentino product, and not on our floor.
Dekton on its own, seen and handled near Sacramento, has a page of its own: Dekton near Sacramento, at full scale.
Dekton vs quartz, and where Silestone fits
Dekton is not quartz. Engineered quartz is crushed quartz bound with resin; Dekton is a sintered porcelain surface with no resin, which is why Cosentino rates it for direct heat, outdoor sun and kitchens where a hot pan goes straight onto the counter. Quartz, in exchange, is the more familiar material to fabricate and repair.
Silestone sits closer to quartz. It is a resin-bound hybrid mineral surface in which Cosentino has reduced the crystalline silica, so it behaves like a quartz counter indoors and is not meant for outdoor sun. The fair test of all three is the one we can offer: a Dekton island, a Silestone counter and an Éclos slab in the same daylight, a few steps apart.
The Cosentino colors installed in Roseville
Each color below is installed in a room, not on a rack:
Awake (polished) and Somnia (matte) at the reception; Awake again in the Verona kitchen.
Rem (velvet) and Kelya (matte) in the Napa kitchen, where the chefs cook; Nara (velvet) on the dining table.
Blanc Élysée at the reception and the Coffee Connect bar, with Bohemian Flame (suede) at the bar.
Persian White in Chelsea, Bronze Rivers in Oslo, Eternal Statuario in Aspen and Ethereal Glow in London.
Éclos slabs, the Dekton Wall, a Dekton sample wall and the Quartz Collection library.
Start with the Napa display page to see Dekton under real cooking.
The bath side is where the same families are judged for a shower wall or a vanity top: Dekton and Silestone in the bath displays.
Other makers' slabs are in the slab and stone gallery near Sacramento.
Where to see it
On our Roseville floor
Displays with Cosentino
- Display 1: Reception
- Display 2: Coffee Connect
- Display 3: Verona
- Display 5: Signature Countertops
- Display 15: Cosentino Wall
- Display 25: Aspen
- Display 28: Chelsea
- Display 32: Oslo
- Display 49: Eclos
- Display 50: Dekton Wall
- Display 51: Dekton Samples
- Display 61: London
- Display 68: Napa
- Display 72: Table Station
- Display 76: Quartz Collection
Seeing Cosentino near Sacramento
A slab on a rack is lit from above and seen from three feet away; a counter is seen at the height of your hands, in window light, with a seam and an edge profile. Design Gallery in Roseville is where those things exist for Dekton, Silestone and Éclos, a short drive from Sacramento. Book a visit and bring your drawings.
We do not fabricate or install countertops: cutting and installation are a fabricator's work, and slab selection happens at the Cosentino Center. The decision happens here, against the cabinetry under the stone and the appliances beside it.
Designers can bring a client and a sample board; see the Trade Program for designers.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see full slabs, not samples?
Yes, surfaces are installed across the Gallery’s kitchens and baths, with slab-scale displays in the materials area.
See it in the gallery
See Cosentino in a finished kitchen display, then book a visit to walk the floor with us and see our working kitchen.
Planning from Sacramento? See Cosentino and Dekton surfaces at full scale.
900 Sunrise Ave, RosevilleMonday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM(916) 500-5417
Alongside Cosentino
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