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White Deco

Thin Wall Coverings

White-body wall tile, decorative, luminous and poetic

White Deco reveals a gentle beauty, where light meets pattern and sets it softly in motion with quiet elegance. This white-body wall tile comes in the White color and 60x180 size, shaping bright, continuous surfaces for interior settings. The Mikado structure and the Heyday, Botanica, Jungle, Roseto, Vision, Fanfara and Karma decors bring rhythm to the wall with graphic and natural accents. Touch technology adds a delicate relief, also suitable for shower areas.
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The purity of white meets geometric and floral relief textures, creating luminous, delicate surfaces rich in contemporary style.
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Premium Technology

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Certifications

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

EPD Spain

EPD Spain

Recycled Material

Recycled Material

Greenguard Certification

Greenguard Certification

LEED Credits

LEED Credits

Declare

Declare

HPD

HPD

CE 005MRZI

CE 005MRZI

UKCA 005MRZUK

UKCA 005MRZUK

SASO

SASO

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