Caradoc Marble Freestanding Basin | PB042
Caradoc has a polygonal basin and an angular, faceted column. PB042 is shown primarily in Namib Bianco marble, whose pale markings run across the changing planes.
Flat planes give Caradoc its outline. The polygonal basin opens above a narrow column formed by alternating angled faces. Light catches those faces differently, making the changes in direction visible even in the pale Namib Bianco marble reference.
The rim, basin interior and column each divide the stone pattern into distinct sections. Compare how a vein crosses a corner rather than reading the image as one uninterrupted flat surface. The photographs show the same faceted form in six mapped stone references:
- Namib Bianco marble — a pale ground with soft grey and warm-toned markings.
- Classic Travertine — warm beige horizontal bands.
- Noir Grand Antique marble — a black ground crossed by broad white markings.
- French Red marble — a red ground with lighter veins.
- River Jade Green marble — green, pale and dark flowing passages.
- Blue Roma quartzite — blue-grey areas with warm-toned lines.
These references focus on the relationship between the angled outline and the natural pattern. Veins, bands and colour placement vary from piece to piece; the photographs illustrate individual appearances.
