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Labyrinth Gravity Carrara and Nero Marble By Steve Cordony

by Byzantine Design

Windsor, Australia

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Labyrinth Gravity by Steve Cordony, a premium natural stone mosaic tile in a honed finish from Byzantine Design. Adds designer texture and luxury to any space. Suitable for floors and walls.

Labyrinth Gravity Carrara and Nero Marble By Steve Cordony
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Labyrinth Gravity by Steve Cordony, a premium natural stone mosaic tile in a honed finish from Byzantine Design.

Adds designer texture and luxury to any space. Suitable for floors and walls.

Specs
  • Material - Natural Stone
  • Sheet Size - 305 x 305 mm
  • Finishes Available - Honed
  • 5 Sheets per box
Scope of use
  • Wall
  • Floor
  • Internal
  • External

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Labyrinth Gravity Carrara and Nero Marble By Steve Cordony

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Yes. It is part of the Steve Cordony range from Byzantine Design, where you can see every product in the range together.

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