Benoit Marble Freestanding Basin | PB035
Benoit pairs a square basin with a tapered body and a stepped, horizontally banded outline. PB035 is shown primarily in Taj Mahal quartzite.
Benoit brings a square basin opening together with a tapered body whose horizontal bands create a stepped outline. The visible edges change direction down the sides, giving PB035 a layered visual rhythm while keeping the upper rim square and clearly defined.
The Taj Mahal quartzite main image has a pale cream ground with restrained warm markings. Fine lines run across the broader faces, letting the changes in the silhouette remain prominent. Fior di Pesco marble offers a cooler grey reference with pale and warm veins, while Noir Grand Antique marble uses bold white shapes against black.
Rosso Levanto marble brings red and pale intersecting veins. Azul Macaubas quartzite places blue and white bands across the stepped body; Opal Green quartzite adds darker green fields with lighter lines. The six images show three marble and three quartzite references.
Compare the stone patterns on the square rim, within the bowl and across the angled bands. Natural colour and vein positions differ between individual pieces, so the photographs provide a guide to the overall character of each stone.
