About Our Hanging Sculptures
A suspended sculpture uses the one part of a room nobody else is competing for. Ceilings in stairwells, atriums and double-height spaces are usually empty, and a piece hung there is seen from below, from the side and from a landing above, which is three viewpoints most sculpture never gets.
Suspension also introduces movement. A hanging piece turns slowly on its cord in the air currents any room has, so the composition changes continuously rather than sitting still. That is why so much of this collection is built from multiple elements at different heights: the relationship between them shifts as the piece rotates.
The work is contemporary and largely abstract, in metal, acrylic, glass and mixed media, with cascades, mobiles, clustered forms and single suspended shapes. Browse the related ranges in metal sculptures, acrylic art and abstract sculptures.
Fixing is the thing to get right. A suspended weight loads a ceiling differently from a wall, so fix into a joist or a structural soffit rather than plasterboard, and use a rated fixing with a safety margin well above the stated weight. Check the drop length against the space, since a piece hung too low in a stairwell becomes a hazard. See indoor sculptures and statues for the wider range.
Every hanging sculpture we make is handcrafted to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping. Get in touch for advice on drop length and fixing for a particular ceiling.
FAQs
How are hanging sculptures fixed?
Into a joist or structural soffit, never plasterboard alone. A suspended weight loads a ceiling differently from a wall, so use a rated fixing with a safety margin well above the stated weight of the piece.
Where do they work best?
Stairwells, atriums and double-height rooms, where the ceiling is otherwise unused and the piece can be seen from below, from the side and from a landing above.
Do they move?
Yes, and that is part of the design. A suspended piece turns slowly in the air currents any room has, so the composition changes continuously. Multi-element pieces are built specifically to exploit that.
How high should one hang?
Well clear of head height at its lowest point, and further in a stairwell where people pass close. Check the drop length against your ceiling height before ordering, since it is the measurement most often overlooked.
What are they made from?
Metal, cast acrylic, glass and mixed media. Weight matters more here than in any other category, so materials are chosen partly for what a ceiling fixing can reasonably carry.
How are they made, and how long do they take?
Every piece is handcrafted to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping.
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