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12 years ago

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August 22, 2012

By

Robin Donovan

Goccia tiles

Sleek Goccia (meaning “drop”) tiles designed by Kravitz Design Inc. play with concave and convex shapes to generate a sense of movement. Available in glazed glossy or matte finishes from Lea Ceramiche.

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