Cosentino continues to shape the future of interior surfaces with the launch of ĒCLOS—a new brand added to the current portfolio, driven by ingenuity, shaped by material beauty. Designed for contemporary interiors that value both performance and presence, ĒCLOS transforms functional surfaces into a considered design element.
In partnership with Cosentino.
At its essence is Cosentino’s INLAYR technology, a sophisticated production process that fuses minerals and recycled materials within a zero-crystalline silica composition. Guided by robotic precision and layered with integrated decorative techniques, each slab reveals surfaces that are nuanced, tactile and visually rich. It’s a thoughtful intersection between technology and craftsmanship that elevates this surface within interiors.
The Eclectic Veins range—the first in the ĒCLOS family with zero crystalline silica—exemplifies this approach. Its multi-dimensional body presents depth and movement that feels almost organic, mimicking the unpredictability of natural stone while offering a refined, contemporary aesthetic. Soft undulating veins lend each slab its own character, creating surfaces that draw the eye and invite touch. A considered palette moves from softly layered whites, where delicate veining plays with light and shadow, to richer expressions of muted browns and deep, inky blacks with subtle green undertones.
Pictured: ECLOS Tajnar.
Pictured: ECLOS Legnd.
Pictured: ECLOS Legnd.
Pictured: ECLOS Wondr.
Beyond its visual allure, ĒCLOS delivers material performance that meets modern interior demands. With exceptional heat resistance and durability, it performs beautifully in everyday spaces, from sculptural kitchen islands to bespoke bathroom vanities. Its versatility makes it a compelling choice for designers and architects, fusing practicality with creative expression.
Sustainably made with recycled content, ĒCLOS proves that innovation and design can coexist; whether in a minimalist kitchen or a layered living space, it offers surfaces that are as hardworking as they are elegant.
This feature originally appeared inside the digital edition of est magazine issue 60: ‘Design Instinct’.
Pictured: ECLOS Tajnar.
