Atelier · 01
Water and stone is the oldest pairing in architecture. These forms are engineered for it — drainage falls, overflow routing, and sealing regimes resolved once, so each piece arrives ready for its plumber rather than its first argument.
Standard forms
Monolithic oval tub
A freestanding oval hollowed from a single block, walls tapering to a soft rolled rim. The interior is honed to a water-silk finish; the exterior can carry a rougher texture for contrast.
Wall-mounted double basin
A long rectangular basin cut as one piece with an integral shelf back, falls worked invisibly toward a slot drain. Made for two taps and busy mornings.
Pedestal basin
A turned pedestal and bowl in two pieces, referencing the church font without quoting it. Reads as furniture; installs as a fixture.
Dimensions are standard ranges; every piece is confirmed against your drawings before fabrication. Pricing is quoted per commission — material, finish, and freight stated separately.
Beyond the standard
Beyond the standard forms: freestanding tubs to your profile, carved wet-room walls, and basin runs cut from a single sequenced block.