Statuario Extra
Surface: Full Lappato (Polished)
Thickness: 12mm | Size: 1.62 x 3.24m
Thickness: 6.5mm | Size: 1.6 x 3.2m
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Surface: Naturale (Natural)
12mm | Size 1.62 x 3.24m
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Certification: Green Guard Gold
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Delivering a classic Marble look that can be adapted to any interior is the New addition to our LEVEL Porcelain range, Statuario Extra.
Said to be the finest of all in the world, Statuario marble is known for its bright white background crossed with medium, wide grey veins and classic large segments of white in between.
Due to its unique aesthetic properties, high demand and limited availability in the mountainous quarries of Carrara, Italy, this marble makes for a rare find.
Surface: Full Lappato (Polished)
Thickness: 12mm | Size: 1.62 x 3.24m
Thickness: 6.5mm | Size: 1.6 x 3.2m
-
Surface: Naturale (Natural)
12mm | Size 1.62 x 3.24m
-
Certification: Green Guard Gold
-
Delivering a classic Marble look that can be adapted to any interior is the New addition to our LEVEL Porcelain range, Statuario Extra.
Said to be the finest of all in the world, Statuario marble is known for its bright white background crossed with medium, wide grey veins and classic large segments of white in between.
Due to its unique aesthetic properties, high demand and limited availability in the mountainous quarries of Carrara, Italy, this marble makes for a rare find.
Surface: Full Lappato (Polished)
Thickness: 12mm | Size: 1.62 x 3.24m
Thickness: 6.5mm | Size: 1.6 x 3.2m
-
Surface: Naturale (Natural)
12mm | Size 1.62 x 3.24m
-
Certification: Green Guard Gold
-
Delivering a classic Marble look that can be adapted to any interior is the New addition to our LEVEL Porcelain range, Statuario Extra.
Said to be the finest of all in the world, Statuario marble is known for its bright white background crossed with medium, wide grey veins and classic large segments of white in between.
Due to its unique aesthetic properties, high demand and limited availability in the mountainous quarries of Carrara, Italy, this marble makes for a rare find.
