Dekton Taga
Taj Mahal-inspired greyish tones with marble and crystalline veins, polished — the cooler cousin of Arga. In our New Jersey warehouse now and sold by the square foot — you pay for what your kitchen needs, not the whole slab.
About Taga
Taj Mahal-inspired greyish tones with marble and crystalline veins, polished — the cooler cousin of Arga.
Dekton is Cosentino's ultracompact surface: the raw materials of glass, porcelain and quartz pressed and fired into a slab that resists heat, scratches, stains and UV light — it goes outdoors as happily as on a kitchen island, and it never needs sealing.
Sold by the square foot. Most countertop quotes are built on whole slabs — a 45-square-foot kitchen pays for the 60-square-foot slab it was cut from. Taga is in our own warehouse, so we cut what your kitchen needs and charge for that; the offcut stays with us for the next job.
Taga in real rooms
Kitchens and baths with Taga installed. The slab in our showroom is the real thing; bring your cabinet door and tile and hold them against it.
Taga questions
Is Dekton Taga in stock?
How is Taga priced?
Can I see the real Taga slab?
What is Dekton Taga made of?
See the slab, not a sample.
Book a showroom visit and a designer will pull the Dekton Taga slab beside your cabinet door and tile, measure from your sketch and quote the square footage the same visit — or start on a video call.
Tell us the rough lengths and we'll quote Taga by the square foot.
Send this and a designer will call within one business day to arrange a showroom visit or a measurement. No obligation.
Or send the details and we'll call you