Quartz · Silestone

Silestone Countertops in Seattle and the Eastside

Cosentino's engineered quartz, with marble-look, industrial and veined color series.

About the brand

What Silestone Is and What It Does Well

Silestone is the engineered quartz line from Cosentino. It combines natural quartz with other materials into a non-porous surface, and it uses a manufacturing process that includes recycled content.

The colors are grouped into series, including marble-look, industrial-inspired and softly veined designs. Silestone suits kitchens, bathrooms and commercial surfaces where easy care matters.

Strengths

  • Several design series, from warm neutrals to bold patterns
  • Non-porous and never needs sealing
  • Built-in bacteriostatic protection
  • Made with recycled content

Origin: Made by Cosentino in Spain

Material: Quartz

Real projects

Silestone Colors and Collections

Fabrication

How We Fabricate Silestone

  • Digital templating

    Our team captures your cabinets, walls and layout digitally with the StoneEx System, so cuts and seams are planned before anyone touches a slab.

  • Slab approval before cutting

    You choose the exact slab at a supplier showroom. We arrange the viewing, and you approve the slab and the layout before fabrication begins.

  • Fabrication specs and installation oversight

    We prepare the fabrication specs for the slab and oversee the installation, so the finished surface matches the layout you approved.

  • Slab viewing at Cosentino Seattle

    Silestone slabs can be viewed at the Cosentino showroom in Seattle. We arrange the visit so you see the exact slab before it is cut.

See the slabs

Where to View Silestone Slabs in Seattle

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About Silestone

Silestone: Cosentino's Hybrid Mineral Surface

Silestone is Cosentino's hybrid mineral surface: engineered quartz made with HybriQ+ technology, which combines natural quartz with recycled materials, including recycled glass, in a production process that reuses water. The result is a non-porous surface that never needs sealing, for kitchens, bathrooms and commercial work.

Collections include the marble-look Eternal series, the industrial-inspired Loft series and the veined Ethereal series, from warm neutrals to dramatic statement patterns. Full slabs can be viewed at Cosentino City Seattle in SoDo.

Questions

Silestone: Your Questions Answered

Silestone is made by Cosentino, the same company behind Dekton. It is engineered quartz, while Dekton is a sintered surface.

No. It is non-porous, so sealing is not part of its care. Soap and water handles daily cleaning.

You can view slabs at the Cosentino showroom in Seattle. We arrange the viewing and help you compare colors in person.

Use trivets and hot pads. Like other engineered quartz, it can be damaged by high heat.

HybriQ+ is Cosentino's technology for Silestone, combining natural quartz with recycled materials such as recycled glass in a process that reuses water.

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