Quarry Concrete Basins

Named after the Tussock grasslands in Otago, this soft curved square collection embodies the muted palette and rugged yet refined qualities of the region. Designed for easy installation and available in various finishes and customisable for both deck and wall-mounted taps, these basins provide seamless integration into any bathroom design.

• Dimensions - 550 x 230 x 200mm
• Colours include: Taupe Clay, Tan, Grey White, Grey Green, Blue Water, and Black Earth 
• Quarry basins are available drilled for a deck mounted tap or undrilled for use with wall mounted tapware
• Each basin is supplied with pop up waste with concrete dome to give a seamless look

Named after the Dunstan lake area of Otago, this curved shape collection captured the rich heritage of the region. The are hard wearing and designed for easy installation and available in various finishes and customisable for both deck and wall-mounted taps, these basins provide seamless integration into any bathroom design.

• Dimensions - 400 x 324 x 150mm
• Colours include: Taupe Clay, Tan, Grey White, Grey Green, Blue Water, and Black Earth
• Quarry basins are available drilled for a deck mounted tap or undrilled for use with wall mounted tapware
• Each basin is supplied with pop up waste with concrete dome to give a seamless look

Waterware would like to extend a special thank you to Michelle Bellamy for partnering with us to showcase the beauty of her New Zealand landscapes, with our Quarry basins, and their complimentary colour-sealed finishes.

About the Artist

Michelle Bellamy is a contemporary New Zealand landscape artist and she is inspired by the land, back-country and outdoor culture of Aotearoa (New Zealand). She is drawn to back-country hiking huts, tarns and vast mountain scenes, as Michelle spends much of her time outside, hunting, mountain biking & exploring the valleys and ranges of New Zealand.

Find more of Michelle's gallery -> www.bellamygallery.co.nz

Our Quarry basins are unique with the colour sealed finish giving them good water tolerance, enhancing the colour and protecting the sink from wear, but it’s not invincible. It is best practice that you avoid the use of abrasive cleaners, soaps or harsh scrubbers that could potentially wear down the sealer.

We recommend using mild, nonabrasive, non-ammonia, non-acidic cleaners. General cleaning is best done using a soft cloth and a mild soap of neutral pH. It is recommended to apply a wax to maintain the concrete sink every 6 months, especially in areas that are prone to lime scale.