Exotica Collection by A-Class Marble

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| SURFACES REPORTER | 20 Oct 2021

Product: Patagonia

The collection blends the elegance of marble with the aesthetic of quartz, rubies, and emeralds to create one-of-a-kind patterns. The burnished textures of the Patagonia range add a lavish touch to entertainment spaces.
The stones are available in translucent finish and vivid colour palette.

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