Briomont Marble Countertop Basin | CB020
Briomont CB020 places a broad stone disc inside a cylindrical ring, separated by a narrow circular gap. The Azul Macaubas quartzite image shows blue-white bands across the centre, with marble and limestone views in the gallery.
Two concentric circles define Briomont: an upright outer ring and a broad stone disc inside it. A narrow circular gap separates the two, creating a dark outline around the centre. The exterior has a smooth cylindrical face, so colour and pattern remain the main visual detail.
Azul Macaubas quartzite is featured on CB020. Closely spaced blue, white and grey bands run across the centre and continue around the outer wall. Seen beside the dark ring-shaped gap, the directional veining makes a clear contrast with the circular geometry.
Six Views of the Circular Form
- Moleanos Beige limestone presents a warm pale ground with fine scattered flecks.
- Noir Grand Antique marble sets broad white veins across a black field.
- Burberry Red marble combines red-brown lines with large pale areas.
- Ming Green marble gives the disc an olive-green field with finer light veins.
- Calacatta Viola marble introduces dark wine-coloured branches through a pale ground.
Together with the featured quartzite, these images compare different stone types and pattern scales on one form. A large vein can cross the inner disc and outer ring differently from the photographed example. Review the actual stone selection rather than expecting identical alignment.
The images establish the visible ring-and-disc arrangement. Confirm the internal waste design, access for maintenance, dimensions and supporting construction from the technical information for the order before specifying the basin.
