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Breccia Rosa 4D slab tile by Iris Ceramica

Italian manufacturer Iris Ceramica, through its subsidiary Sapienstone, has launched the Breccia Rosa 4D porcelain stoneware tile, designed to replicate the appearance of a pink Italian marble known as Breccia Pernice or Breccia Oniciata.

The tile features an antique pink base color with ivory veins, complemented by terracotta, powder pink, and grey traces, mimicking the natural marble quarried near Verona. Iris Ceramica's 4D technology ensures the color and pattern extend through the entire slab, enabling seamless edges. This large-format tile is recommended for worktops, cladding, and surfaces, offering durability, resistance for daily use, and a velvety Cashmere finish.

Iris Ceramica notes that pink is a significant color in contemporary design, signifying a trend towards warm materials and intimate spaces in residential and high-end contract architecture. The Breccia Rosa 4D tile is presented as a way to introduce warm color and complex form into interior designs, enhancing other materials within a space.

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