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ART DECO – Born in the 1920s, Art Deco styling has never gone out of fashion. Its smooth lines and geometric motifs are still called on today whenever super-sophistication in décor is required. The Astor Fountain embodies everything the Art Deco movement was famous for,...

THE KING AT REST – Stone lions represent power and bravery, and have long been a feature of grand European and Asian gardens. This king of beasts, for all his might, reclines comfortably at rest, his expression gentle and his paws relaxed. Whether at the...

THE KING AT REST – Stone lions represent power and bravery, and have long been a feature of grand European and Asian gardens. This king of beasts, for all his might, reclines comfortably at rest, his expression gentle and his paws relaxed. Whether at the...

THE JEWEL – The large, exquisitely shaped Arida Urn will sit like a jewel in any garden, old or modern, arid or green. Ornamented with simple rows of beading and lavish lacework, the detail on this urn clings with the lightness of a veil. A...

OASIS – Fountains have long been a feature of Middle Eastern culture and those hot desert regions that inspire the idea of oasis. The Moors in Spain continued this observance with their lavish water gardens, where both the sound and coolness of water helped temper...

THE CENTREPIECE – This single stone ball, sheeted in water, has become a classic among modern water features. Simply stunning, water bubbles up from the apex of the globe, then sluices quietly away down its textured sides. With its soothing sound and perfect shape, the...

STUNNING SPHERES – As garden features go, nothing is more simple and stand-out than the naturally textured spheres of the Argo Balls. Whether standing alone or grouped in twos or threes, they make a striking statement, lending an element of sublime symmetry to the natural...

MALE PERFECTION – The Apollo Belvedere is one of the greatest of all ancient sculptures, epitomizing the Western ideal of male perfection. In this bust, taken from a full-length statue of Apollo, a light cloak drapes the youth’s shoulders, while his long curls are tied...

STUNNING SPHERES – As garden features go, nothing is more simple and stand-out than the naturally textured spheres of the Argo Balls. Whether standing alone or grouped in twos or threes, they make a striking statement, lending an element of sublime symmetry to the natural...

STUNNING SPHERES – As garden features go, nothing is more simple and stand-out than the naturally textured spheres of the Argo Balls. Whether standing alone or grouped in twos or threes, they make a striking statement, lending an element of sublime symmetry to the natural...

THE BOLD JARDINIÈRE – A combination of bold balloons and delicate beading, fulsome swirls and large acanthus leaves make this planter a striking outdoor or indoor ornament. Its size makes it suitable for both elevated and ground level placements, whether holding potted plants or as...

THE SPOUTING LION – This lavish, wall-hanging fountain is typical of the hand-washing basins once found in the courtyards and villas of old Italy and France. Householders coming in from the heat of the day paused at the fountain to refresh themselves. A generous bowl,...

SINGULAR ELEGANCE – The Anita Urn is a full-bodied goblet which tapers to almost nothing at the ankle where it hovers on a firm but delicate foot. The real eye-catching feature of this urn is the wide, splayed rim that extends out to the width...

GARDEN GLAMOUR – There is no hiding under the table for these intricate Alfresco Console Table Bases. The lavish moulding of deep fluted scrolls and flowers, along with palmettes and acanthus leaves, give the Alfresco Console Bases an airy elegance, especially when paired with the...

THE SLENDER GOBLET – Though shaped like a classic goblet, the Agrippa Urn has a dramatically elongated stem which serves to make it a true garden showpiece. Petals etched around the bowl are its only decoration. For the rest, the unadorned stem rises to display...

TELLEMENT FRANÇAISE! – Few shapes are more recognisably French than the famous Anduz urn. Barely a chateau in the south of the country does not feature them. Originating in the town of Anduz over 400 years ago, the inverted bell-shape and graceful design elements of...