Breccia is a captivating and distinctive sedimentary rock consisting of angular fragments, or clasts, of minerals or other rocks cemented together by a fine-grained matrix. The clasts are typically sharp-edged and vary significantly in size, color, and composition, creating a visually striking mosaic pattern. This varied and irregular texture gives breccia its unique and appealing appearance. Breccia is highly valued in architecture and interior design for its natural beauty and durability. It is commonly used in countertops, flooring, wall cladding, and decorative accents. Its ability to add a touch of natural elegance and complexity to any space makes breccia a sought-after material for modern and traditional design projects.
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Color Range:
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White
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Gray
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Beige
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Cream
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Black
Pros:
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High Durability
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Low Porosity
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Heat Resistant
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Easy Maintenance
Cons:
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Scratch & Etch Prone
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Moderately Stains
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Limited Color Choices
Applications:
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Countertops
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Interior Floors
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Interior Walls
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Exterior Floors
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Exterior Facades
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FF&E
