The BUCCHERO series expresses enormous decorative potential based on a large number of high and low lace textured surface structures.
March 25th, 2014
Bucchero is a glazed, white bodied ceramic tiles A satin surface wall tile collection available in 132x132mm and three colours: white, greige and anthracite.
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