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Slow Wall

Wall Coverings

White-body wall tile with graphic reliefs and a natural rhythm

Slow Wall brings a calm yet vibrant materiality to interior spaces, designed for decorative walls. The white-body wall tile collection is available in the 40x120 size in the Calce, Pomice, Gesso and Cromo colours. The Myrtle décor and the Dash 3D and Hay 3D structures, enhanced by 3D Ink and Touch technologies, define the character of the surface with an elegant leaf pattern, vertical lines and triangular geometries. The plain tiles can be installed horizontally or vertically, creating continuous walls or boiserie.

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A wall covering that turns stone into tactile art, blending 3D geometries with essential tones.
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Premium Technology

Logo 3D Ink

3D Ink

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Logo Touch

Touch

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Certifications

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

EPD Spain

EPD Spain

Recycled Material

Recycled Material

LEED Credits

LEED Credits

Declare

Declare

HPD

HPD

CE 005MRZI

CE 005MRZI

UKCA 005MRZUK

UKCA 005MRZUK

SASO

SASO

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