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Categories:	Floors › Hard floors › Mosaic

Product description

Wengé and Acero
The meaning of this proposal is to recall and promote the idea and the warmth of wooden floors, thanks to the computer technique and the colours selected. These sintered glass mosaic cubes are appropriate for cladding walls and floors

where heavy traffic may occur, as well as for decorating living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms of private and public spaces. Bisazza glass mosaic pattern, 12x12mm tiles, Opus Romano Collection. Computer generated pattern.

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Manufacturer:
Bisazza, Italy

Design:
Carlo Dal Bianco
2005

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