A surface designed in layers

Eclos is a new category of mineral surface developed by Cosentino for interior architecture. Created primarily for kitchen and bathroom worktops, it brings together minerals, recycled materials and advanced production technology in a surface that feels both natural and distinctly contemporary.

Where many decorative surfaces apply their design primarily to the face of the material, Eclos is created through a layered process. Colour, pattern and veining become part of the surface body, giving the material a greater sense of depth and allowing the design to continue more naturally through exposed edges and carefully considered details.

Design that extends beyond the surface

At the heart of Eclos is Cosentino’s proprietary INLAYR® technology. Advanced robotic engineering and integrated decorative techniques are used to build the surface in layers, creating a three-dimensional relationship between its background, movement and veining.

The result is a more cohesive material expression. Worktop surfaces, visible edges and detailed profiles can form part of the same design language rather than appearing as separate elements. This makes Eclos particularly compelling for kitchen islands and freestanding furniture, where the worktop is seen from several angles and becomes an architectural feature in its own right.

Ten surfaces with individual character

Eclectic Veins is the first Eclos collection. Its ten designs move from luminous whites, ivory and warm mineral neutrals to expressive earth tones and a deep black surface with green and copper nuances.

Some designs are quiet and finely veined, while others bring stronger movement and contrast to the room. Together, they offer a considered palette for kitchens ranging from calm, tonal compositions to more expressive interiors shaped around the worktop.

Explore Sandr, Lumer, Vancor, Veilr, Landr, Wondr, Ivora, Tajnar, Legnd and Phantome above.

Choosing the right Cosentino surface

Eclos and Dekton offer two different approaches to the kitchen worktop. The right choice depends on the visual expression, technical requirements and intended application of the project.

Eclos is particularly defined by its layered three-dimensional design, natural touch and integrated veining. It is developed for indoor spaces and offers a distinctive material presence in kitchens where edges, transitions and surface depth are important.

Dekton is an ultracompact surface known for exceptional technical performance and a broad range of applications, including both indoor and outdoor environments. Its extensive palette also offers everything from restrained mineral finishes to expressive interpretations of stone and metal.

We can help you compare the materials and select the surface that works best with your kitchen, its architecture and the way it will be used.

A worktop as part of the architecture

At Bødker &, the worktop is considered as part of the complete kitchen rather than as an isolated surface. Its colour, movement, thickness and edge treatment are selected in relation to the cabinetry, steel structure, hardware and surrounding interior.

The depth and layered character of Eclos make it especially suited to freestanding kitchen islands and furniture-led kitchen compositions. Subtle designs can create a calm continuation of the cabinetry, while stronger veining can turn the worktop into a defining element within the room.

We specify Eclos surfaces as part of complete kitchen projects and can advise on the relationship between surface, cabinet finish, frame colour and Buster + Punch hardware.

Select the right Eclos surface

Choosing a worktop is both a visual and a practical decision. Samples provide an important first impression, but the scale and movement of the full slab should also be considered—particularly with strongly veined designs.

Visit our showroom or book an online consultation to explore the Eclos collection and discuss how the different surfaces can be incorporated into your kitchen project.