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LAPITEC MUSA
'Bianco Vittoria Lithos
 
 
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Bianco Vittoria Lithos
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THE STORY
Lapitec's Musa sintered stone collection offers a new take on veining, which runs the whole way through each slab - the veining can be seen on the surface and throughout the thickness of each slab, right to the heart of the material (full-bodied). Purity, versatility and durability in a single collection: a revolution that breaks down all barriers.

The Musa sintered stone collection is also available in book-matched.
MATERIAL
Sintered Stone - Countertop
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Italy
AVAILABLE DIMENSIONS
(L)3440 × (W)1540 × (H)12 mm
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