Cosentino has introduced two new Dekton ultracompact surface collections to the North American market: ARTIK NODES, a North America-exclusive, and NOMAK, which launched in EMEA earlier in 2026.

ARTIK NODES is inspired by fractured Arctic ice, with intricate veining patterns that meet at distinct nodes. It is available in three colorways: Inuk, a glacier white with diffuse veins that add depth without visual interruption; Borealis, an ivory white with a delicate pinkish hue and irregular sand-colored veins; and Bering, a snowy white with irregularly emerging stone-gray veins.

NOMAK takes a quieter approach, built around soft greys, ash-inspired tones, and luminous whites. Its three colorways are Evok, an ash grey with restrained veining suited to large open spaces; Keena, a soft white with gentle golden veining designed to maximize brightness in kitchens, bathrooms, and wall applications; and Thala, a balanced ivory with sand-toned veining that pairs with wood tones and matte ceramics.

Both collections are available in 0.8, 1.2, and 2 cm thicknesses, in slabs up to 320 cm x 144 cm, for countertops, cladding, flooring, and outdoor applications. Dekton carries a 25-year warranty and holds Carbon Neutral product certification across its entire color portfolio.

Dekton is sold through Cosentino Centers and authorized fabricators. Installed pricing generally runs $55 to $150 per square foot, depending on colorway, thickness, edge profile, and regional labor rates.