Cadofar Marble Countertop Basin | CB016
Seen from the front, Cadofar’s rim dips toward one end and rises along the back. The French Red marble follows the sweep of the long bowl.
The rim of Cadofar rises and falls across an elongated bowl. Its higher rear section slopes toward a lower curved end, while the near edge follows a wave rather than a level line. This changing profile gives the basin a different outline from each side.
French Red marble, shown as the CB016 main image, sets fine white veins and pink-toned bands against a deep red field. The pattern crosses both the interior hollow and the rounded exterior, making the change in curvature easy to follow.
Reading Stone Along the Wave
The Calacatta Oyster marble view uses pale stone and grey-beige veins to give a lighter reading of the raised rim. Noir Grand Antique creates a strong black-and-white contrast, and Namibian Rose introduces soft pink streaks across white. Calcite Blue and Patagonia Green quartzite provide further comparisons: one pale blue-white, the other marked by broad green and white areas.
The six selected images show the same flowing outline in different materials. They help compare the scale and direction of the pattern, rather than establish a fixed vein arrangement for every basin. Natural colour and markings differ between stone pieces.
Allowing for the Raised Profile
Consider the higher rim together with the intended tap position and surrounding counter. Confirm dimensions, the support arrangement and waste details from the product drawings before the layout is approved.
