Palazzo Ducale Mosaic
New York, United States
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A timeless motif reimagined for modern spaces, Palazzo Ducale is an exquisite blend of tumbled natural stones. The diamond and square pattern can be installed in two captivating ways: singly for a uniform look or alternating for a checkerboard effect. Stocked in Calacatta Gold and Vanilla Onyx, framed in rich Moca and Rosa Perlino and Viola, framed in classic Bianco Antico.
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- Palazzo Ducale Mosaic
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A timeless motif reimagined for modern spaces, Palazzo Ducale is an exquisite blend of tumbled natural stones.
The diamond and square pattern can be installed in two captivating ways: singly for a uniform look or alternating for a checkerboard effect. Stocked in Calacatta Gold and Vanilla Onyx, framed in rich Moca and Rosa Perlino and Viola, framed in classic Bianco Antico.
Tumbled Stone
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Downloads (3)3 Direct downloads • 5 Available on request
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Palazzo Ducale Mosaic
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Yes. Artistic Tile provides spec sheets for it, in the Downloads section above, alongside an ArchiPro spec sheet. More of their files are on their downloads page.
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