Cosentino expands Dekton’s Nomak collection with three textured colours

Nomak /02 introduces Akara, Grekk and Talma, a warmer palette of ivories, greiges and browns with a textured finish that is new to the series

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Nomak /02 adds 3 colours (Akara, Grekk, Talma) to Dekton, a surface made of 20+ minerals that Cosentino sells in more than 110 countries

Cosentino has presented Nomak /02, the second release of the Nomak collection by Dekton, the group’s ultracompact surface. The three new colours, Akara, Grekk and Talma, retain the understated aesthetic of the original collection and add, as their main new feature, a textured finish.

Cosentino is taking one of its Dekton collections a step further. Under the tagline Serene beauty. Evolved, the group has launched Nomak /02, the second instalment of the Nomak collection. The new colours keep the look that already defined Nomak, with soft tones and subtle veining, while introducing a textured finish that had not previously been part of the collection.

From Evok, Keena and Thala to a warmer palette

The Nomak collection launched with three colours: Evok, an ash grey; Keena, a white with light golden veining; and Thala, an ivory with sand-toned veining. All three share a simple design with subtle, low-contrast veining, intended to work in minimalist interiors and on large surfaces, whether floors, walls or countertops.

The textured finish, new to the Nomak collection, changes the way the surface reflects light without altering the understated character of the design.

The most significant change in Nomak /02 is its textured finish, which alters the way the surface reflects light and gives it a more refined, sophisticated appearance. The pattern remains understated and the tones balanced, in line with the previous series, though the palette becomes warmer: the greys and whites of the first collection give way to ivories, greiges and browns.

The three new colours

Akara is a warm ivory with a soft, luminous appearance and a very faint pattern that adds depth without disrupting visual uniformity. Its light, welcoming character helps create bright, relaxed spaces.

Grekk is a soft, mineral-inspired greige with slight tonal variations and a diffused pattern that lends a natural feel to the whole. Its calm, balanced look helps create continuous surfaces, with a subtle texture that adds richness without taking centre stage.

Akara, Grekk and Talma replace the greys and whites of the first series with an ivory, a mineral greige and a warm brown.

Talma is a warm brown with soft variations and a restrained pattern that adds visual richness. Its enveloping character and strong presence convey a sense of comfort and continuity, enhanced by an exceptionally subtle textured finish.

Dekton is made from more than 20 minerals using TSP ultracompaction technology and has virtually zero porosity.

One material for flooring, cladding and countertops

Like the first collection, Nomak /02 is designed for use on flooring, cladding and countertops, so that a single material can bring continuity to different areas of a project. Dekton is the large-format ultracompact surface developed by Cosentino for interior and exterior architecture and design projects. It is made from an advanced blend of more than 20 minerals using exclusive ultracompaction technology (TSP) and stands out for its high resistance to UV rays, scratches, stains and thermal shock. With virtually zero porosity and available in large formats, multiple thicknesses and a wide range of designs, colours and textures, it offers stability, precision and visual continuity for façades, countertops, flooring and cladding.

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