Cosentino’s ongoing global expansion is the result of a well-defined and solid strategy developed over the years. The Spanish company, a leader in the production of sustainable surfaces for architecture and design, has announced the opening of new showrooms and distribution centers, thereby enhancing its presence on an international scale.
July 2024 marks a significant milestone for Cosentino with the inauguration of Cosentino City Bilbao. Located in the prestigious Plaza Euskadi, next to the Iberdrola Tower designed by César Pelli, the new showroom, spanning over 300 m², serves as a landmark for architects and designers in the Basque Country. This iconic space consolidates Cosentino’s presence in the region, highlighting a commitment that began back in 2002.
Currently, Cosentino boasts a network of 40 ‘Cities’ in emblematic locations such as Sydney, Milan, London, and Tokyo. Upcoming openings include cities like Monterrey and Oslo, further expanding the brand’s global influence. June 2024 was equally significant due to the opening of Cosentino City Mexico City and the Cosentino Center in Prague. The new showroom in the Mexican capital, situated in the vibrant Polanco district, offers a vast space of over 250 m² dedicated to innovation and engagement with design and architecture professionals. Eduardo Cosentino, EVP Global Corporate Sales & CEO of Cosentino America, stated that this new opening marks a crucial turning point, reinforcing the company’s already strong presence in Mexico, a dynamic and growing market.
At the same time, the opening of the Cosentino Center in Prague signifies the company’s entry into the Czech Republic, expanding its European network to 18 centers. This new full-service logistics hub allows the company to efficiently serve the area, strengthening both distribution and brand presence in a new and promising region. Cosentino’s expansion represents a smart and targeted growth strategy, effectively combining design excellence and comprehensive distribution, while interpreting and anticipating the global market’s needs.
