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About Our Indoor Sculptures
An indoor sculpture is judged from three feet away, and that changes what matters. Outdoors a piece is read as a silhouette against sky; inside, you see the surface, the joins and the finish, and you see them every day. So this is the part of our range where the making has to bear close inspection, and where colour and texture do more work than mass.
Freed from weather, the material choices open up. Fibreglass leads at nearly six in ten pieces because it allows large form at a weight a floor and a lift can take, and it holds a sprayed finish that outdoor exposure would ruin. Resin covers the smaller decorative work. Stainless steel and worked metal appear where a reflective surface suits the room.
Nearly half the collection is abstract, which is what most interiors want from a sculpture: form and material without a subject competing with the rest of the room. Beyond that the strongest groups are animals, bears, astronauts and figures, and there is a substantial pop-art element. Browse those in pop art sculptures, bear sculptures and animal sculptures and statues.
Scale is more varied here than anywhere else in the range. A third sit between 30cm and 79cm for consoles, shelves and plinths, while a quarter pass 160cm for stairwells, atriums and double-height rooms. Between those, the 80cm to 129cm band works as a floor piece beside seating. For the largest works see life size and large statues, and for pieces that can also go outside outdoor sculptures.
Every indoor 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 if you would like help choosing a scale for a particular room.
FAQs
What are indoor sculptures made from?
Mostly fibreglass and resin, with stainless steel and worked metal where a reflective finish suits the room. Because these pieces are not exposed to weather, we can use sprayed lacquer, chrome and hand-applied finishes that would not survive outdoors.
How large should an indoor sculpture be?
Match it to how the room is used. A 30cm to 79cm piece suits a console, shelf or plinth. An 80cm to 129cm piece works standing beside seating. Above 160cm you need a stairwell, atrium or double-height space, and floor area around it.
Are they heavy?
Less than they look. Fibreglass pieces are hollow shells over an internal frame, so even a large form can usually be moved by two people. Weight is listed on every product page, which matters for upper floors and for anything wall-mounted.
Can any of these go outdoors?
A tenth of the collection is also rated for exterior use and the product page will say so. The rest should stay indoors, since sprayed finishes fade and chalk in sun and rain and water will get into a chipped laminate.
How do I clean an indoor sculpture?
A soft dry cloth for dust and a barely damp one with mild detergent for marks. Avoid solvents, alcohol and abrasives on lacquered and chrome finishes. Treat a gloss surface as you would car paint.
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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