Cheope, Teti, and Ramses distill AMDL Circle’s approach to sculptural freestanding basins:
Cheope builds an inverted bronze pyramid from expanding rings;
Teti pairs a pure stainless‑steel basin with a stitched wooden column that opens like protective bark;
Ramses wraps a bronze or steel basin in refined Frassino Moka slats tied with subtle metal accents.
Three pieces, each exploring layered geometry, material contrast, and strong architectural presence.
