Adelard Marble Freestanding Basin | PB021
Adelard is a cylindrical freestanding basin with broad, uneven folds and a gently waved rim. The main image presents Fendi Green marble.
Adelard’s outer surface rises in broad, uneven folds from the rounded foot to a softly waved basin rim. The body has a roughly cylindrical outline, but its shifting ridges and hollows give each side a different edge. Light catches the raised areas while the recessed curves remain in shadow.
Fendi Green marble is shown in the main PB021 image. Green and pale diagonal bands move across the broad folds, changing direction visually as the surface turns into shadow. The waved rim and irregular cylindrical outline remain visible beneath the stone pattern.
The gallery pairs pale Namib Bianco marble with grey Fior di Pesco, the dark streaks of Black Zebra Wood Vein Series, the warm red and pale passages of Arabescato Orobico Rosso marble, and the cream patches and dark seams of Notre Dame marble. These five comparisons let the folded profile be read against quieter as well as more fragmented patterns.
For this shape, compare the rim as well as the full-height surface. A light vein can mark the edge of a fold or cross it, creating a different balance of colour and shadow. Actual stone markings and their placement vary; the six images provide visual references for the material choice.
