Bargylia Object

Bargylia is a new model drawn for Archilumos. A round marble disc, black with white veining, sits on a slim brass post above a white marble base. The disc has a round hole that is shifted toward one edge, which gives it an off-centre balance. The post joins the disc through a small brass cap. It takes its name from Bargylia, the ancient city near Milas in Muğla. The object stands alone. The contrast of black and white marble reads clearly on a plain surface. We wipe the marble with a dry or slightly damp cloth; do not use acidic cleaners. Brass darkens over time. It stands on a console, a table, a mantel or in a lobby. Marble types, tone, brass finish and size are decided at order.