Eternal marble looks
Silestone's signature veined designs — calacatta and marquina-inspired surfaces with depth that reads across the room.
Silestone by Cosentino
Silestone is Cosentino's surface line and one of the original names in quartz — decades of proven kitchens, with modern low-silica HybriQ formulations and a design range that spans classic marble looks and saturated modern colors.
Why we carry it
A long track record. Silestone has been in hard-working kitchens for decades, and Cosentino's color development keeps the line current.

The collection
59 designs, photographed by Cosentino. Tap any color for the full slab and close-ups.
No colors match — try a shorter word.
Imagery courtesy of Cosentino / Silestone. Color is approximate on screen — confirm with a physical sample at the shop.
The range
Browse the full catalog for current colors — these are the families we reach for most.
Silestone's signature veined designs — calacatta and marquina-inspired surfaces with depth that reads across the room.
One of the few lines that does confident color well — deep tones and warm mineral shades for statement islands and baths.
Sand, pearl, and stone tones with fine texture — quiet surfaces that wear beautifully in everyday kitchens.
From our crew
Real jobs by our shop across the mountains — materials vary by project.


Living with it
Questions
Cosentino's newer mineral formulation for Silestone — the same working surface, engineered with a lower crystalline-silica content. It is the current generation of the line.
Counters are the core, but the material also runs on full-height backsplashes and bath surrounds. Ask and we will talk through what your layout needs.
No. It is nonporous and never needs sealing.
Inventory changes. Confirm the slab with the shop before you plan around it.
Send a drawing, measurements, or the color you have in mind.
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