Cadolis Marble Countertop Basin | CB018
Rounded lobes give Cadolis its floral outline. Long passages of pink and white in Norwegian Rose marble cross the folds inside the bowl.
Cadolis expands into a series of rounded lobes around one continuous bowl. The rim moves inward and outward like a loose floral outline, with curved walls that give the front and sides a scalloped profile. A round drain detail sits within the lower interior.
A Scalloped Outline in Norwegian Rose
The CB018 featured image shows Norwegian Rose marble. Long pink and white areas cross the basin walls and converge visually toward the lower bowl. The warm colour makes each change of direction in the rim easy to follow, while finer grey markings break up the larger pale areas.
For a quieter contrast, the Calacatta Oyster marble image carries grey-beige veins over white. Bulgari Gold marble introduces black fragments divided by warm cream lines. Ancient Green marble brings green and white movement, Breccia Botticelli marble has mixed pale green, cream and muted pink fragments, and Azul Macaubas quartzite offers blue-white linear markings.
These six views show how a repeated lobe can look different where a large colour patch or fine vein crosses it. The form remains the same, but the stone layout is individual to each piece. Consider both the overall palette and the placement of the pattern along the scalloped edge when reviewing a selection.
Before specifying Cadolis, confirm its footprint, bowl dimensions and installation requirements against the proposed counter and tap layout. The images illustrate appearance; they do not establish fittings, dimensions or supply scope.
