AKDO Basket Weave Carrara (P) with Tulip Black (P)
SKU: MB1130-BASIP1
- Finish Carrara
- 2 Finish Options
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AKDO MB1130-BASIP1
Cut marble gives the impression of a woven basket pattern, bringing warmth and sophistication to spaces.
- Finish Carrara
- Online Product ID 11008846
- Length 9.75"
- Width 9.75"
- Weight 3.2 lbs.
- Material Stone,Marble
- Unit Of Measure Piece
- Coverage Unit Square Foot
- Pieces Per Box 10
- Square Feet Per Piece 0.66
- Application Area Interior, Floor, Wall, Wet Area, Steam Shower, Backsplash, Fireplace Surround
- Applications Standard Commercial Use
- Color Variation Medium
- Grout Joint Recommendation 0.06''
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AKDO
Waterware Showrooms of Plimpton & Hills is proud to present this Carrara Tile, by AKDO. The MB1130-BASIP1 is made from premium materials, this Tile offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of AKDO's Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
AKDO is arguably America’s hottest new brand of fine tile and stone. In 2015, AKDO products were shown editorially in almost every top shelter magazine. They won a design award and were the exclusive tile sponsor of America’s top designer show house to benefit New York City’s Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club. The company opened a huge flagship showroom in Manhattan’s chic Flatiron district, and hosted an exclusive pre-opening event in the executive level of the Hearst Tower with the who’s who of American designers and shelter editors in attendance. They helped redesign the Patron’s Suite at the prestigious and historic Brooklyn Academy of Music in partnership with the design team from Calvin Klein Home and the editors of ELLE Décor, and were selected to provide the tile for that magazine’s Modern Life Concept House, which premiered during Art Basil Miami. Hot. Very hot.