Add whimsy to your floor with Cubic Colours. A dazzling selection of 16 colours that range from bold primaries to candy coated pastels. For a floor that needs to make a statement nothing catches the eye quite like Cubic Colours. I2’s revolutionary mergeable dye lots design can be selectively replaced, even years later without looking […]
November 21st, 2008
Add whimsy to your floor with Cubic Colours. A dazzling selection of 16 colours that range from bold primaries to candy coated pastels. For a floor that needs to make a statement nothing catches the eye quite like Cubic Colours. I2’s revolutionary mergeable dye lots design can be selectively replaced, even years later without looking out of place.
Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm
Applications: Flooring
Variations: 16
Finish: Tufted, Textured Loop
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