Tiles & porcelain · Quiet mineral
A more earthy stone vocabulary, shown through complete room settings and selected surface views.
Format & surface
The table lists anti-slip codes in 600 × 600 only. Do not assume every surface is available in both sizes.
| Listed formats | 600 × 600 mm; 600 × 1200 mm |
|---|---|
| Listed thickness by format | 600 × 600: 9.5 mm; 600 × 1200: 10 mm |
| Pattern faces | 10 patterns |
| Surface names in catalogue | Natural; anti-slip variant names |
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A more earthy stone vocabulary, shown through complete room settings and selected surface views. This photograph belongs to the cited catalogue chapter; confirm the exact model and construction separately.
Catalogue product & setting reference
A more earthy stone vocabulary, shown through complete room settings and selected surface views. This photograph belongs to the cited catalogue chapter; confirm the exact model and construction separately.
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Porcelain/tile design direction in Source 49.
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Quiet mineral
Soft mineral colour and a quieter surface create a calm foundation for the room.
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Quiet mineral
Fine mineral variation gives the tile a more tactile visual presence without a dramatic vein.
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Quiet mineral
Cement and sandstone-inspired surfaces work through tone and texture rather than a large vein.
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