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Cemento line of tiles take inspiration from urban centers, where nearly everything is man made. They give off a sleek and contemporary, almost industrial look that is perfect for your modern design.
G2-C1 line of tiles take inspiration from urban centers, where nearly everything is man made. They give off a sleek and contemporary, almost industrial look that is perfect for your modern design.
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Cemento line of tiles take inspiration from urban centers, where nearly everything is man made. They give off a sleek and contemporary, almost industrial look that is perfect for your modern design.
Graffiti marble is cut from Iranian quarries. its base color is a deep grey, and features white veins running through the stone. Type: Marble Color: Deep grey with white veins. Origin: Iran Finish: Polished, Honed. Size: 1.25" Pricing is determined based on your project layout. Call for more information.
Bianco Namibia is cut from Namibian quarries in south west Africa. This cut of marble also goes by the name of rhino white. As suggested by its name, it is primarily white. However, you will also find various shades of cream and grey running throughout. Type: Marble Color: White with shades of cream and grey. Origin: Namibia Finish: Polished…
Namibian Arandis granite is an exotic stone cut from the quarries of Namibia, Africa. The color is primarily a golden amber with shades of cream and brown flowing throughout. Arandis is a stone with high variation, and each slab will be different from one another. Type: Granite Color: golden amber with shades of cream and brown. Origin: Namibia Finish:…
Nacarado is quartzite cut from quarries in Brazil. Its color palette is primarily cream sometimes mixed with blueish-grey and deep golden veins coursing throughout. Quartzite is a good alternative to marble because it provides us with that same glassy texture, but with much higher strength and durability. Type: Quartzite Color: Cream mixed with blueish grey and deep golden…
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