Morocco Tile
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Look to the past for some present day inspiration. The Morocco series affords designers and discerning home owners numerous options and opportunities to spice up their space. These gorgeously intricate Arabesque-inspired tiles can be used on a floor but can look as equally stunning on interior walls. Piece together a captivating patchwork design to invite the spice of Moroccan life into your bathroom, kitchen or living room.
Specifications:
Material: Glazed Porcelain
Sizes: 200 x 200
Colours: Iranian Jade, Persian Blue & Turkish Blue
Finish: Gloss
Tile Edge: Rectified Edge
For use: Internal
Variation: V1
PLEASE NOTE PRICE IS PER SQUARE METRE
*Please Note the photo may not show accurate colour viewing on various computer devices. Viewing the tile in our showroom is recommended.
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Product Contents:Products include only the listed items. Any additional items shown in photos are for illustrative purposes only and are not included.
Installation Advice:For best results, we advise consulting a professional installer. Incorrect installation or handling may void the warranty.
Sample Recommendation:We recommend ordering a sample or viewing the product in-store to ensure it meets your expectations before making a final purchase.
Variation in Natural Products:Please note that natural stone and handmade products may have slight variations in colour, pattern, and texture, which are part of their unique charm.
Technical Specifications:Technical specifications and product sizes can be varied by the manufacturer without notice. Cut-outs for products should only be by physical product measurements. The information is indicative only.