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SALVATORI INFINITO
'Bianco Carrara
 
 
SALVATORI | INFINITO
Bianco Carrara
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THE STORY
Infinito is a distinctive stone texture that, as the name suggests, creates a seamless effect, allowing you to install it in near-infinite lengths without any joints being visible. The simplicity of the parallel lines that run across the surface gives rise to unexpected plays of light and shadow and brings out all the nuances of the natural stones used. Equally gorgeous on walls and floors, Infinito provides an interesting contrast to materials such as wood or concrete.
MATERIAL
Marble
FEATURES
Honed finish
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Italy
AVAILABLE DIMENSIONS
(L)586 × (W)292 × (H)10 mm
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