Precious Stones by Fiandre

Fiandre’s high-tech porcelain slabs are virtually jewels on walls.

August 28th, 2014

Tags: colourliving, Fiandre Precious Stones

The aptly named Precious Stones collection is manufactured by Fiandre, a world leader in the production of high-tech porcelain slabs.

Just as a goldsmith interprets precious stones with skill and creativity in the making of elegant jewellery, Fiandre has brought out the force and wonder of nature in this collection, whilst underscoring the beauty and rarity of precious stones.

The collection is made to absolute perfection thanks to the use of advanced technology.

Available in 300 x 150 and 150 x 75 cm formats, the technical porcelain tile jewels offer extraordinary creative options for design innovators.

Fiandre Precious Stones is carried by colourliving.

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