Bellarmin Marble Freestanding Basin | PB034
Bellarmin pairs a circular bowl with a square top and inward-curving sides. Nero Marquina marble is featured in the main PB034 image.
Bellarmin brings a circular bowl into a square-topped stone form. Beneath the angular upper edges, the visible side profiles sweep inward towards the base, creating a sculptural contrast between straight corners and curved surfaces. The open bowl gives a second view of the stone pattern inside PB034.
A black ground with fine white veins gives Nero Marquina marble a clear outline against the light setting. On Bellarmin, the sparse veins cross the square upper edges and continue over the inward-curving exterior, leaving both geometries visible.
Namib Bianco marble provides a pale comparison, and Namibian Rose adds gentle pink markings. Arabescato Orobico Rosso brings warm red-brown layers; Blue Roma quartzite shows rounded blue-grey formations with warmer veins; Amazon Green quartzite introduces a denser green and light pattern. The six references include four marbles and two quartzites.
Compare where the markings fall on the top, within the circular bowl and along the inward-curving sides. Natural colour and vein position vary between individual pieces, so each image is a reference for the stone’s overall character.
