Mumbai, July 22, 2019: Classic Marble Company (CMC) has announced the launch of one of its most gorgeous and much coveted offerings – Sodalite Blue. Characterized by the hues of blue, the dominant black and white specks with subtle white veining amplify the beauty of this product. A royal exotic quartzite from CMC’s 9th Avenue collection, the Sodalite Blue is one of the rarest and most exquisite natural stones found on earth.
While the enigmatic beauty of the stone is best exemplified when installed as a feature wall or even a flooring highlight, it can be as conveniently installed for tabletop, partition walls or vanity applications. Besides being aesthetically beautiful, the quartzite also inherits qualities of being hard and durable making it suitable for applications in both residential and commercial spaces.
The bespoke bedroom design by Architect Sachin Khatpe, Studio 5, as seen in the image, features CMC’s Sodalite Blue. The space around the bed exudes luxury and redefines every notion of beauty and elegance making the bedroom an exotic retreat for its resident.
Company: Classic Marble Company
Brand: 9th Avenue
Product: Sodalite Blue
Material: Exotic Quartzite
Thickness: 30 mm
Price: On request
Address: Classic Marble Company Pvt. Ltd.
15, Bhandup Village Road, Subhash Nagar, Bhandup (W), Mumbai 400078
For more info, please contact: 91 22 4140 4140
Website: http://www.classicmarble.com
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