Explore 104 Dekton colors with pictures, names and similar Funtek slab links. Search by name or browse nine pattern families. Each pair explains what looks similar and what differs. Archive images are marked; Funtek options are separate products.
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There are 104 named references across nine visual families. The same Funtek product may appear more than once when several Dekton colors share a similar visual direction.
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White & Grey Marble Looks
Compare the amount of clear white space, the width of the grey veins and whether the movement branches or runs in bands.
Dekton Aura
Bright white with large branching grey veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Royal Fish Belly White offers a similar bold contrast. Aura's branches are less regular and carry a slightly green-grey cast.
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Dekton Bergen
White-grey with a dense network of veins and cloudy areas.
Collected color reference
What differs: Moire Big White has stronger contrast in the display photo; Bergen shows larger cloudy masses across its full face.
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Dekton Evok
Pale grey-white with softly broken, cloudlike stone markings.
Collected color reference
What differs: Kamu White includes longer linear veins; Evok is less directional and more finely mottled.
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Dekton Fiord
Pale grey-beige clouding with low-contrast detail in the archived swatch.
Archive swatch
What differs: Nordic Rock - Light Grey has more directional layers; Fiord's small reference looks whiter and more scattered.
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Dekton Glacier
Warm white with sparse, faint veins.
Archive swatch
What differs: Delicate White Vein reads more grey-veined in its product image. Glacier's archived swatch provides only a local pattern reference.
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Dekton Inuk
Grey-white with subtle diagonal layers and fine crystalline detail.
Collected color reference
What differs: Nordic Rock - Light Grey has longer lines; Inuk's broken mineral texture is more evenly spread.
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Dekton Kairos
Bright white with sparse, fine grey veins.
Archive swatch
What differs: Calico White shares the quiet white-and-grey direction, while the vein spacing and route differ from the archived swatch.
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Dekton Laguna
White with a few soft, pale grey lines.
Archive swatch
What differs: Delicate White Vein is a quiet veined candidate. The archived handbook uses a shared Laguna/Malibu swatch, which cannot establish finish differences.
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Dekton Malibu
White with sparse, soft grey lines.
Archive swatch
What differs: Delicate White Vein provides a similar restrained pattern. The shared Malibu/Laguna archive swatch does not distinguish their surface finishes.
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Dekton Marina
White with fine, moderately spaced directional grey veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Carrara White has clearer main veins in places; Marina's markings are finer and softer.
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Dekton Natura
Bright white with branching grey veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Gentleman White has thicker veins and different spacing. Review the complete pattern before planning an island or feature wall.
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Dekton Olimpo
White with widely spaced grey bands and generous clear areas.
Archive swatch
What differs: Blanc Fish Belly White has more fine lines; Olimpo's principal veins are broader and softer.
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Dekton Opera
White with broad, directional grey marble-style veins.
Archive swatch
What differs: Andean White has more branching. Opera's principal movement is more concentrated in the archived image.
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Dekton Portum
Pale grey-white with a wide network of fine grey veins.
Archive swatch
What differs: Alabaster White has a cleaner white base in the display photo; Portum has stronger grey clouding.
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Dekton Salina
White with soft, fine directional grey lines.
Collected color reference
What differs: Carrara White offers a related pattern. The collected imagery cannot establish the finish difference between Salina and Marina.
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Dekton Trance
White with parallel diagonal grey bands and fine golden accents.
Collected color reference
What differs: Blue Mountains And Creen Waters includes more green. Compare the background and proportion of wide grey bands before selecting it.
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Dekton Tundra
White with sparse, faint grey veins and soft transitions.
Archive swatch
What differs: Delicate White Vein has straighter long veins; the small Tundra swatch offers only a local comparison.
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White, Cream & Gold-Veined Looks
Warm whites can shift from ivory to yellow under lighting. Check the base tone first, then the gold, brown and grey lines.
Dekton Awake
Grey-white with bold brown-gold veins and grey transitions.
Collected color reference
What differs: Alaska White has denser, more directional veining; Awake's main veins branch more strongly across the face.
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Dekton Bedrock
White with branching grey-gold veins in the archived swatch.
Archive swatch
What differs: Golden Veins Calacatta has denser grey movement. The small reference cannot establish Bedrock's full-slab layout.
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Dekton Bering
Creamy white with sparse beige-grey and brown lines.
Collected color reference
What differs: Jade Elegance includes more golden lines; Bering has more small mineral flecks.
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Dekton Borealis
Creamy white with a fine beige-gold network and a crystalline look.
Collected color reference
What differs: Karado Yellow Jade has a stronger yellow cast; Borealis has finer grey-brown lines.
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Dekton Daze
White with sparse, fine gold-grey lines in the archived reference.
Archive swatch
What differs: Calacatta Gold has stronger gold and some thicker veins. Review a complete face before deciding on a large surface.
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Dekton Entzo
White with crossing gold-brown and grey marble-style veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Calacatta Gold has stronger gold in places; Entzo's lines are finer and more widely spaced.
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Dekton Keena
Pale warm white with restrained gold-grey lines.
Collected color reference
What differs: Rose Gold has more parallel movement; Keena's fine lines are more scattered.
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Dekton Limbo
Warm white with long, fine beige-gold lines.
Archive swatch
What differs: Rose Gold has more diagonal branching; the archived Limbo swatch appears more parallel.
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Dekton Lucid
White with broad grey ribbon-like veins edged by fine gold.
Collected color reference
What differs: Lipis Calacatta shares the large grey-and-gold movement. Branches and vein positions still differ across the full face.
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Dekton Morpheus
White with broad grey bands and fine golden detail.
Collected color reference
What differs: Libes White Breccia has a similar broad pattern rhythm. The branches and vein positions differ, especially at full-slab scale.
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Dekton Neural
Warm white with long, slender beige-grey veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Rose Gold has more diagonal branching; Neural is closer to parallel bands.
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Dekton Rem
Warm white with soft, diagonal grey-gold movement.
Collected color reference
What differs: Alice Gold has stronger gold and denser veining. Rem leaves more quiet white space between the main lines.
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For a closer look at the named surface, read our Dekton Rem guide.
Dekton Reverie
White-grey with bold brown-gold veins and grey shading.
Collected color reference
What differs: Alaska White is denser and more directional; Reverie's main veins branch more visibly.
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Dekton Vigil
White with sparse, fine gold-grey lines.
Archive swatch
What differs: Calacatta Gold has stronger gold. The archived Vigil swatch cannot locate the main veins across a complete slab.
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Beige Stone & Travertine Looks
This family spans fine limestone grain, layered quartzite-style movement and parallel travertine bands. The overall palette can be similar while the structure differs.
Dekton Adia
Greige stone with fine intersecting white veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Versace Beige has a greyer photographed base; Adia's fine veins are more evenly dispersed.
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Dekton Aeris
Warm off-white with a quiet, softly clouded mineral texture.
Collected color reference
What differs: The Funtek option follows the pale warm tone. Aeris has a finer sandy appearance; compare whiteness and touch on samples.
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Dekton Arga
Beige-grey stone with pale, broken bands and a crystalline appearance.
Collected color reference
What differs: Roman Cave Stone Beige shares the palette and layering, but its straighter travertine bands are a substantial pattern difference.
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Dekton Ava
Beige limestone-style texture with scattered pale mineral fragments.
Collected color reference
What differs: Lime Stone Beige is softer overall; Ava's individual pale fragments are more visible.
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Dekton Avorio
Warm ivory-beige with fine, evenly distributed mineral detail.
Collected color reference
What differs: The Funtek reference appears lighter. Compare the grain scale as well as the base color.
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Dekton Danae
Sandy beige with subtle sedimentary layers.
Collected color reference
What differs: Lime Stone Beige shares the sandy palette, but its layering is weaker and less horizontal.
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Dekton Edora
Warm sandy beige with a fine-grained stone appearance.
Archive swatch
What differs: Lime Stone Beige differs in the scale of its mottling. Check a physical sample if surface texture is part of the appeal.
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Dekton Gada
Warm beige with small cloudy limestone-style patches.
Archive swatch
What differs: Lime Stone Beige contains more fine dark lines. The archived image cannot show the full scale of Gada's patches.
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Dekton Irok
Pale beige with an even, fine sandstone appearance.
Archive swatch
What differs: Lime Stone Beige is a similar palette candidate. The small archived Irok swatch does not establish a complete slab pattern.
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Dekton Khalo
Large pale crystalline fragments bordered by brown-grey areas and dark spots.
Collected color reference
What differs: Premium Bulgari has larger, whiter fragments; Khalo contains more beige-brown material between them.
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Dekton Marmorio
Beige-grey with closely spaced, parallel travertine bands.
Collected color reference
What differs: Roman Cave Stone Beige is a close visual direction. Its photograph reads greyer; check beige warmth and the apparent pore detail.
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Dekton Nara
Pale beige with continuous layers and creamy white bands.
Collected color reference
What differs: Roman Cave Stone Beige gives a related layered palette, but its straighter travertine structure differs from Nara's quartzite-style movement.
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Dekton Nebbia
Pale cream with scattered, fine mineral fragments.
Collected color reference
What differs: Lime Stone Beige appears warmer and more yellow-beige; Nebbia's reference has a slight pink-grey cast.
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Dekton Nebu
Beige-grey with dense, parallel travertine layers.
Collected color reference
What differs: Roman Cave Stone Beige is shown vertically while Nebu runs horizontally. Compare orientation along with band spacing and pore detail.
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Dekton Sand Drift
A pale base with fine beige-gold sedimentary bands.
Archive swatch
What differs: White Gold Sand has denser, more diagonal bands. The Sand Drift archive shows only a local swatch.
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Dekton Sasea
Pale beige with a soft, fine sandstone appearance.
Archive swatch
What differs: Lime Stone Beige is more uniform; the archived Sasea swatch has slight diagonal layering.
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Dekton Sterling
Pale grey-beige with soft, relatively horizontal layers.
Archive swatch
What differs: Tammi Grey has more curved veins; Sterling's archived bands look flatter and more horizontal.
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Dekton Taga
Grey-beige with broken pale bands and fine mineral veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Tammi Grey has more noticeable gold in places; Taga's layers are more fragmented and parallel.
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For a closer look at the named surface, read our Dekton Taga guide.
Dekton Thala
Pale cream-white with soft, fine layers.
Collected color reference
What differs: White Gold Sand has stronger diagonal lines; Thala's layers are more horizontal and finely broken.
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Dekton Trevi
Silver-grey with dense, parallel travertine layers.
Collected color reference
What differs: Caesar Silver Travertine is shown vertically. Rotate the layout mentally, then compare pore detail and the thickness of the bands.
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Grey & Greige Stone Looks
Look at warm versus cool undertones, fine mineral grain and the scale of fractures. Pale showroom lighting can make a grey slab look lighter.
Dekton Grigio
Grey-beige with fine, scattered mineral texture.
Collected color reference
What differs: Lisk Grey has more visible long lines; Grigio's small mineral detail is more evenly distributed.
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Dekton Kobuk
Brown-grey stone with broad, fractured areas.
Collected color reference
What differs: Bulgari Grey includes more white veins and pale blocks; Kobuk is darker and more even in the collected reference.
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Dekton Kovik
Light grey with soft, low-contrast stone clouds.
Collected color reference
What differs: Kamu White has finer, longer lines; Kovik's cloudy bands are more continuous.
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Dekton Nordal
Muted grey-green with fractured layers and diagonal bands.
Collected color reference
What differs: Sicilian Jade White has thicker dark-grey veins; Nordal is more evenly green in the collected reference.
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Dekton Sirocco
Warm grey-brown with faint, fine stone markings.
Archive swatch
What differs: Versace Beige is a tonal candidate, but the archived Sirocco swatch is browner and more finely veined.
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Dekton Sogne
Medium-to-dark grey crossed by pale stone veins.
Archive swatch
What differs: New Armani Grey is more uniform; Sogne's archived swatch contains larger fractured-looking areas.
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Dekton Vegha
Grey-brown with finely scattered mineral markings.
Archive swatch
What differs: Lisk Grey is lighter and more linear; Vegha's archived swatch has a darker green-grey cast.
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Dekton Vera
Medium-to-dark grey crossed by pale veins.
Archive swatch
What differs: New Armani Grey has finer fissures; Vera's archived swatch shows more distinct diagonal blocks.
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Black & Dark Stone Looks
Separate an almost quiet charcoal face from a heavily veined black surface. White or gold vein density changes the result across a large panel.
Dekton Bromo
Charcoal slate-style shading with subdued directional movement.
Collected color reference
What differs: Guci Black has more noticeable fine white veins; Bromo relies more on layered, low-contrast shading.
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Dekton Eter
Very dark grey with faint, low-contrast mineral clouds.
Collected color reference
What differs: Rock Grey follows the same subdued dark direction. Compare base tone and reflectivity under the same light.
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Dekton Fossil
Deep grey with fine pale veins and visible mineral speckling.
Archive swatch
What differs: Dark Grey has longer veins in the display image. Fossil's grain contributes more to its overall appearance.
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Dekton Grafite
Dark grey with fine pale stone markings and mineral grain.
Collected color reference
What differs: New Armani Grey has more visible long veins; Grafite is more granular and finely broken.
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Dekton Kelya
Deep charcoal-black crossed by fine pale veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Dark Grey appears lighter and greyer in the photographed slab. Compare the dark background before comparing vein paths.
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Dekton Kira
Warm brown-grey crossed by fine pale fissures.
Collected color reference
What differs: New Armani Grey is cooler in tone. Kira's face looks warmer and more diagonally fractured.
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Dekton Laos
Charcoal grey with faint pale marks and industrial mottling.
Collected color reference
What differs: Dark Grey has clearer long veins; Laos has more uneven, oxidized-looking patches.
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Dekton Laurent
Black with fine golden lines and irregular branching.
Collected color reference
What differs: Funtek Laurent has straighter, more widely spaced gold lines. The shared name does not indicate the same pattern.
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For a closer look at the named surface, read our Dekton Laurent guide.
Dekton Micron
Even charcoal grey with very low-contrast texture.
Archive swatch
What differs: Rock Grey has a similar subdued dark face. Micron's archived swatch cannot establish grain or tactile finish.
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Dekton Sirius
Near-black color with subdued slate-style texture.
Collected color reference
What differs: Pure Black matches the quiet black color direction only. It does not establish the same textured surface as Sirius.
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Dekton Somnia
Dark grey-black with a fine network of light veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Guci Black has more directional lines; Somnia's fine veins intersect more randomly.
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Concrete & Microcement Looks
These references share low-contrast mineral clouds and fine grain. Compare patch size, warmth and the actual finish rather than expecting identical trowel marks.
Dekton Akara
Pale beige-pink with soft, mottled cement shading.
Collected color reference
What differs: Bellamoum Apricot follows the warm pastel direction. Showroom lighting affects the pink cast, so check the sample beside your cabinetry.
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Dekton Albarium
Pale grey-white with irregular, low-contrast clouds.
Collected color reference
What differs: Belamo Micro-Cement Beige looks more even in the reference image; Albarium has more variation across the face.
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Dekton Argentium
Light-to-medium grey with a subtly trowelled cement appearance.
Collected color reference
What differs: The Funtek reference is more uniform. Argentium has more directional clouding.
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Dekton Blanc Concrete
Light ivory-beige concrete with fine darker speckles.
Archive swatch
What differs: Bellamoum Apricot has a smoother visual texture; the archived Blanc Concrete swatch shows more distinct dark dots.
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Dekton Grekk
Grey-beige with broad, low-contrast cement clouds.
Collected color reference
What differs: Dior Grey has a more even distribution of shading. Confirm current Dekton availability separately from this collected reference.
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Dekton Keon
Grey concrete-style clouds and fine sandy detail.
Collected color reference
What differs: New Lime has finer grain; Keon's horizontal mottling is more pronounced.
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Dekton Kreta
Mid-grey cement with fine grain and light clouding.
Collected color reference
What differs: Cement Light Grey shares the cement direction; Kreta has more variation in the size and spacing of its patches.
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Dekton Lunar
Pale grey-white with fine cement clouding.
Collected color reference
What differs: Belamo Micro-Cement Beige has the same light, quiet direction; Lunar has more concentrated patches of speckling.
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Dekton Nacre
Warm beige with fine, soft, plaster-like clouding.
Collected color reference
What differs: Bellamoum Apricot is more uniform; Nacre has stronger irregular clouding and a more hand-worked appearance.
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Dekton Polar
Pale grey-white with very fine, subdued mineral texture.
Collected color reference
What differs: Belamo Micro-Cement Beige has more visible cloudy patches; Polar appears more even and finely grained.
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Dekton Sandik
Pale grey-beige with low-contrast, softly clouded texture.
Collected color reference
What differs: Belamo Micro-Cement Beige appears a little cooler and whiter. Compare warmth and fine surface detail on samples.
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Dekton Soke
Mid-grey cement clouding with occasional long pale fissures.
Collected color reference
What differs: Dior Grey has weaker fine lines; Soke shows more evident horizontal cracks in its pattern.
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Dekton Strato
Mid-grey with a fine, low-contrast cement texture.
Archive swatch
What differs: Micro Cement Moderate Ash appears lighter. The small archived reference limits comparison of fine surface detail.
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Wood-Grain Looks
The direction, knot size and spacing matter as much as the wood color. Approve the complete face in its intended installation direction.
Dekton Aldem
Grey-brown wood grain with visible knots and long directional lines.
Archive swatch
What differs: The Funtek wood look has a more segmented plank appearance. Aldem's knot pattern is more prominent.
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Dekton Kedar
Warm brown wood grain with natural-looking knots.
Collected color reference
What differs: Italian Red Maple has larger knots and stronger light-dark contrast than the Kedar reference.
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Dekton Odin
Warm brown wood grain with dark knots and long directional lines.
Archive swatch
What differs: Italian Red Maple shares the wood-tone family, but knot shapes and lengths differ.
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Dekton Valterra
Golden-brown wood grain with visible knots.
Archive swatch
What differs: Italian Red Maple has darker, larger knots. Valterra's archive image shows only part of the wood pattern.
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Dekton Zira
Pale cream wood grain with long, slender lines.
Collected color reference
What differs: White Walnut is straighter and more uniform; Zira has more natural-looking knots.
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Solid & Quiet Colors
White, black, grey and taupe can look close on a screen while differing in undertone and reflectivity. These are color-family comparisons.
Dekton Blaze
An even medium grey with little directional pattern.
Archive swatch
What differs: Silver Gray is a useful color-family comparison. Exact grey tone and gloss need a side-by-side sample check.
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Dekton Domoos
An almost unpatterned black surface.
Collected color reference
What differs: Pure Black offers a similarly quiet black face. Domoos has a little clouding in the reference image; finish is a separate choice.
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Dekton Dunna
Uniform pale beige with very little visible pattern.
Collected color reference
What differs: Oatmeal Cream offers the same quiet color direction. Lighting can shift the apparent cream and yellow tones.
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Dekton Galema
A quiet, uniform warm grey-brown.
Archive swatch
What differs: Mushroom Taupe is a tonal starting point but appears lighter in the photographed sample; compare actual swatches before approval.
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Dekton Halo
A bright, largely unpatterned white.
Collected color reference
What differs: Pure White offers the same minimal color direction. Whiteness and polished reflection cannot be matched from these images alone.
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Dekton Korus
An unpatterned mid-grey with a warm brown cast.
Archive swatch
What differs: Silver Gray is a color-family comparison. Korus is warmer, so the grey-to-brown balance needs a sample check.
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Dekton Lumina
An even warm grey-brown in the archived swatch.
Archive swatch
What differs: Mushroom Taupe offers a comparable quiet tone. A printed swatch cannot establish the original gloss or reflection.
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Dekton Moone
Warm white with an almost unpatterned face.
Collected color reference
What differs: Pearl White shares the warm-white direction. Its display image has more reflection, so assess the required finish separately.
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Dekton Nayla
Soft white with little visible pattern.
Archive swatch
What differs: Pure White provides a similarly quiet face. The archived Nayla image is too small to compare fine grain or exact white tone.
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Dekton Spectra
A largely unpatterned black in the archived reference.
Archive swatch
What differs: Pure Black offers a similar color family. Original gloss and surface reflection cannot be established from the small swatch.
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Dekton Splendor
Uniform light warm grey in the archived swatch.
Archive swatch
What differs: Mushroom Taupe appears deeper in tone. Check samples for both color and the requested gloss.
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Dekton Uyuni
Bright white with very little visible pattern.
Archive swatch
What differs: Pure White follows the same minimal direction. The archived reference cannot confirm exact whiteness or finish.
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Dekton Ventus
A quiet, low-saturation light grey-brown.
Archive swatch
What differs: Mushroom Taupe is a useful tonal candidate. Compare lightness and warmth with physical swatches under the same light.
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Dekton Vienna
An almost-white, uniform face with fine grain.
Archive swatch
What differs: Cream White offers a related quiet white direction. Confirm grain and reflection on the selected finish.
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Dekton Zenith
Bright, even white without prominent stone veins.
Collected color reference
What differs: Pure White offers the same minimal direction. Compare cool versus warm undertones, fine grain and finish on samples.
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Oxidized Metal Looks
Rust-like patterns combine a dark base with irregular brown or orange areas. Decide how much warm color your design can accept.
Dekton Trilium
Dark grey-black with broad brown, rust-like oxidation patches.
Collected color reference
What differs: Italian Volcanic Rock has stronger orange-rust color. Check whether that added warmth works with the rest of the palette.
View Funtek slabDekton image: Cosentino reference source.
Compare the Sample, Full Slab and Finish
Start with the reason you liked the Dekton reference: the background color, a fine vein, a broad band, a wood knot or a nearly plain surface. A useful alternative should preserve the part that matters in your room. A beige slab with straight travertine lines will not create the same effect as a beige slab with cloudy crystalline movement, even when both sit comfortably beside the same cabinets.
The images above retain their original proportions. A horizontal catalog slab and a vertical showroom panel can make the same general direction look different. Open the reference image, view the complete Funtek product image and compare the intended orientation. For a large island or wall, place the proposed cuts and joints over a full-face image; a small sample cannot show where a major vein will land.
Use physical samples together under the room's daylight and artificial light to compare warmth, grain and reflection. Archive swatches are useful for recognizing an older name or general appearance, but they do not establish complete slab movement, current availability or an exact finish. Ask for the current product-specific size, thickness, finish and intended application when requesting a Funtek quote. Our sintered stone sample guide explains how to move from a short list to an approved selection.
Compare Prices for the Same Supply Scope
If a Dekton look fits the design but stretches the budget, use the linked Funtek products to request an alternative material quote. Send the color names you like, the selected Funtek links, the application, dimensions or slab quantity, required finish and delivery destination. That gives the supplier enough information to price the actual project.
Keep slab-only prices separate from finished, delivered and installed countertop prices. Compare material area and thickness, cutting waste, fabrication, edge work, cut-outs, packing, freight, taxes and installation on the same basis. The possible saving depends on that scope; a lower material price is not a fixed percentage reduction in the completed project.
For broader brand and material choices, continue to our Dekton alternatives comparison. This color guide helps choose an appearance; that article covers the wider purchasing decision.
About This Color Collection
Dekton is a Cosentino brand. The linked Funtek slabs are separate products selected for visual comparison; they do not imply identical composition, finish, performance or warranty. Some pairs are close in overall appearance, while others share a palette but have a different vein structure.
Funtek assembled this selection from 125 collected Dekton references and retained 104 for which our catalog offered a useful visual comparison. It is a selected current-and-archive image guide, not a complete list of Dekton colors currently sold in every country. Names and availability vary by market and date; use Cosentino's official color directory for the current regional range.
Dekton reference images are attributed to Cosentino at each entry. Funtek images link to their own product pages. Comparisons are editorial observations of the pictured faces. Different lighting, image scale and screen settings affect appearance, so final selection rests on current samples and the actual offered slabs.
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