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Tile Collection Form 8x8 Geo Decorative Tile Monochrome
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Tile Collection Form 8x8 Geo Decorative Tile Monochrome
Form Geo brings a bold, architectural geometric pattern to a cement-look porcelain tile in a black-and-white Monochrome palette, delivering a striking design statement with the ease and durability of porcelain. Its moderate shade variation adds depth and a handmade feel to the sharp, linear pattern.
Combine this decorative tile with Form's solid 8x8 field tile in a coordinating Monochrome tone to create a layered look — a patterned accent floor or backsplash bordered by solid tile, or scatter individual decorative pieces throughout a solid field for a more subtle effect.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Series | Form |
| Material Type | Porcelain |
| Style | Concrete Look, Patterned Tile |
| Size | 8" x 8" |
| Thickness | 9 mm |
| Finish | Matte/Natural |
| Variation | V3 Moderate Variation |
| Coverage | 7.32 Sq. Ft. per carton (No Broken Cartons) |
| Pieces per Carton | 17 |
| Minimum Order | 200 Sq. Ft. |
| Environmental | GreenGuard Certified |
How does Geo's V3 variation compare to Stellar's V2?
V3 (Moderate Variation) means more noticeable differences in pattern and tone from tile to tile compared to Stellar's V2 (Slight Variation) — Geo will read as more organic and less uniform across a large installation.
Is a 200 Sq. Ft. minimum common for this pattern specifically, or across the whole Monochrome line?
Both Geo and Stellar carry this same 200 Sq. Ft. minimum — likely a standing requirement for Monochrome decoratives in this collection, worth confirming with your supplier if planning a smaller project.
What's the visual difference between Geo and Lotus in this same colorway?
Geo features a sharp, architectural linear pattern, while Lotus uses a softer, blended botanical motif — very different visual directions within the same Monochrome palette.
Can this tile handle a commercial entryway with heavy foot traffic?
Confirm the specific PEI rating for this decorative pattern with your supplier — decorative patterned tiles in this collection vary in commercial suitability by specific design.
Sku: ANAFOMOGEO
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