Romax Tiles have recently launched the stunning SOHO series.
February 9th, 2010
This elegant tile features a subtle texture and an attractive curved design which exudes warmth and is invitingly tactile. The SOHO series has a variety of potential applications in commercial and residential interiors. The range is available in three inviting shades of grey taupe, warm and cave.
Finish: Gloss Plain / Gloss Curved
Dimensions 600x100mm / 600x150mm / 600mmx300mm
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