Selene Oval Stone Tub

The Selene Oval Stone Tub is defined by continuity of line. Its elongated oval geometry allows for visual fluidity while maintaining the structural authority of solid natural stone. Designed for spacious residential bathrooms, Selene works particularly well in layouts where circulation and visual openness matter.

Carved from a single block of marble, travertine, or dolomite, Selene emphasizes material authenticity. The outer form transitions smoothly into a refined rim profile, reducing visual heaviness without compromising durability. Unlike aggressively sculpted freestanding tubs, Selene avoids sharp angles and dramatic gestures. The result is calm, deliberate, and architecturally stable.

The interior basin is generously proportioned for full-body soaking. The backrest angle is carefully calculated to support a relaxed position while preserving a clean silhouette from the exterior view. Wall thickness is optimized to ensure both structural integrity and reasonable overall weight for transport and installation.

Selene performs particularly well in minimalist interiors, where fewer objects carry more responsibility. Its presence is noticeable yet controlled. Positioned near a window, under a skylight, or against a textured plaster wall, the stone responds naturally to changing light conditions. Veining patterns become part of the spatial composition rather than decorative excess.

Surface finishing options include honed, brushed, or soft-polished treatments. A honed finish enhances the organic texture and creates a muted, contemporary aesthetic. A lightly polished surface increases reflectivity and emphasizes mineral movement. Custom drain finishes can be specified to match brass, black, or stainless fittings.

From a logistical standpoint, Selene is designed with container-based supply in mind. Dimensions are optimized for efficient packing without compromising design proportion. Each piece is inspected prior to shipment and secured in reinforced protective crating.

Selene is suited for primary residences, high-end apartments, boutique hospitality, and spa environments where understated material depth is preferred over ornament. It is not decorative for the sake of decoration. It is architectural in its intent.