Inspired by coral stone, Coral by Porcelanosa offers floor and wall options in three different shades (Acero, Caliza and Topo). The 18x48 format wall tiles consist of a smooth base and two relief decorations with Spiga and Deco finishes.
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Out of stockFS FAENZA-A 13"X13";BLU mol F2 B14
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Sale!FS FAENZA-N 13"X13";BRO mol F2 B14
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Sale!Keops is a wall tile collection which seems to be inspired by geometry, and not only because of its closely linked ellipses framework, but also because of its infinity in nature. It is worth highlighting the fact that when installed, the pieces fit perfectly together, in a way that a great feeling of uniformity is achieved in the installation space. The aesthetical result offered by Keops is highly noteworthy. Because of its waves and outstanding relief, this ceramic floor tile seems as if it is moving, thus, combining with the optical illusion and achieving an outstanding light and shadow effect.
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Sale!LINKFLOOR KINGDOM GREECE 9"X70"X7/32"
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Sale!LUCERNA ACERO 18"X 48"
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Sale!METROPOLITAN CITIZEN 12.8"X35.4"
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Sale!MINNESOTA ASH RECT NAT;10"X60" GREY WOOD
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Sale!MINNESOTA HONEY RECT NAT;10"X60" BROWN WOOD
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Sale!MOSAICO MATT RECT 18"X 48"
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Sale!MOSAICO PRADA ACERO RECT MATTE 18"X48"
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Sale!NEBRASKA TEA RECT GLOSSY 10"X60"(5PC)
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Sale!THASSOS XL GLOSSY RECT;18"X48"
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Sale!Transposition of wood on ceramic material: a visual and tactile communication transmitted through the reproduction of veins that run along the entire surface of the heat produced by impressing the fibrous mixture on the materiality of porcelain.
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Sale!Transposition of wood on ceramic material: a visual and tactile communication transmitted through the reproduction of veins that run along the entire surface of the heat produced by impressing the fibrous mixture on the materiality of porcelain.
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Sale!Transposition of wood on ceramic material: a visual and tactile communication transmitted through the reproduction of veins that run along the entire surface of the heat produced by impressing the fibrous mixture on the materiality of porcelain.