- 1620×3240 mm Full Size – Laminam 12+
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Calacatta Viola Book Match
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- 1620×3240 mm Full Size – Laminam 12+
2 Available Faces Supplied Randomly
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Book Match
Book Matching is the practice of matching two or more slabs, so that the adjoining surfaces mirror each other (like an opened book), to match up the design, the movement and the vein patterns in the material and create a seamless decorative flow which gives rise to genuine works of art
Finishes
Laminam finishes offer a one-of-a-kind visual and tactile experience. When we conceive our surfaces, we already imagine them in your space, safely in your home, incorporated into your projects. Whether you distractedly skim your fingers over them or walk barefoot on them, the feeling on your skin is important, and it has an impact on your decision.
The perfect combination of elegance and boldness
Calacatta Viola Book Match is an invitation to experiment, to play with a shade with a strong personality which combines the flair of contemporary design with the refinement of marble. Fluid, intense veins which never repeat stand out against a soft and bright white background, blending into a range of purple shades, from the most delicate lilac to the deepest violet. In the color contrast between white and purple, the texture of the slabs seems to take on an almost living three-dimensional nature, making the uniqueness of the surfaces stand out even more.
Areas where they are installed or laid therefore gain character and personality. The introduction of the 12 mm thickness to the Laminam range introduces new application possibilities: Calacatta Viola Book Match is indeed also available for interior design projects involving kitchens and countertops. Of particular interest and appeal are Laminam’s Book Match graphics: bookmatching is a design technique which creates a symmetrical, mirrored design, just like consecutive slabs of naturally figured marble placed back to back.
