
the ceramics cover expansive surfaces with minimal joints, ensuring a continuous and refined visual flow (image shows Calacatta Macchia Vecchia)

Ariostea’s surfaces are ideal for a variety of applications, including floors, walls, and furniture (image shows Capraia)
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