Bottega Limestone
by Designsource
Auckland, New Zealand
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Bottega Limestone, also known as Moroccan limestone, is a natural stone with a subtle texture, available in a range of tones from grey (Bottega Gris) and warm, earthy hues.
Whether used for striking floor tiles, stylish wall features, or stunning kitchen splashbacks, Bottega Limestone offers a touch of natural beauty to your space.
Bottega Limestone is enjoyed for its aesthetic appeal, durability and environmentally friendly sourcing. Perfect for indoor and outdoor applications.
Product Details
- Product
- Bottega Limestone
- Category
- Limestone
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- Designsource
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Bottega Limestone, also known as Moroccan limestone, is a natural stone with a subtle texture, available in a range of tones from grey (Bottega Gris) and warm, earthy hues.
Whether used for striking floor tiles, stylish wall features, or stunning kitchen splashbacks, Bottega Limestone offers a touch of natural beauty to your space.
Bottega Limestone is enjoyed for its aesthetic appeal, durability and environmentally friendly sourcing. Perfect for indoor and outdoor applications.
- Scope of use
- Wall Cladding
- Flooring
- Countertops
- Bathroom Vanities
- Fireplaces
- Landscaping
- Paving
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Bottega Limestone
The Bottega Limestone is supplied by Designsource. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Designsource lists on ArchiPro.
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