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Meto Bronze Pencil 20x177mm

by Byzantine Design

Windsor, Australia

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Bronze captures the warmth and character of aged metal, with rich copper-bronze tones and subtle tonal movement across its slender mosaic format. Made in Japan, its softly metallic appearance brings depth and understated luxury to interiors, creating a sophisticated feature across walls, splashbacks, and bathrooms.

Meto Bronze Pencil 20x177mm
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Bronze captures the warmth and character of aged metal, with rich copper-bronze tones and subtle tonal movement across its slender mosaic format.

Made in Japan, its softly metallic appearance brings depth and understated luxury to interiors, creating a sophisticated feature across walls, splashbacks, and bathrooms.

Specs
  • Material - Glazed Porcelain with Metallic Glaze
  • Chip size - 20 x 177 mm
  • Sheet Size -  356 x 278mm
  • Thickness - 10 mm
  • Finishes Available - Metallic
  • Sheets per sqm - 10.293
Scope of use
  • Wall
Maintenance
  • Avoid acidic or alkaline solutions; use pH-neutral cleaning solutions only.

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Meto Bronze Pencil 20x177mm

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