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Garden sculptures

Garden sculptures resistant to sun and frost – Corten, stainless steel, resin. Original garden sculptures from a Polish sculpture studio.

Garden sculptures that like the weather

A good garden sculpture must withstand everything the year brings: July sun, November rain and February frost. That is why we make our garden sculptures from materials that feel most at home outdoors – Corten, stainless steel and UV-resistant resin.

Corten and steel – materials that mature in the garden

With every season Corten develops a deeper, rust-red patina and contrasts more strongly with greenery. Stainless steel works the opposite way: it reflects the garden and the sky, bringing light into the space. We make both versions by hand in our studio near Częstochowa – as originals or short series.

From a sculpture by the terrace to large forms

A contemporary garden sculpture works at the entrance, on the axis of a path, or as the crowning of a border. Large garden sculptures (up to 190 cm) shape the character of an entire property and work from every perspective – including in winter, when the garden rests. Forms from the Origami, Time-worn and Obrączka series were designed with greenery in mind.

Where to place a sculpture so it works all year

It is worth choosing a place in the garden with all seasons in mind, not only summer. Corten looks best against greenery – a lawn, hedge or shrubs – because the contrast of rust-red patina with plant colour builds the effect. Polished steel needs a more open space where it can reflect the sky and light, so it works well by a stretch of water, on the axis of a lawn, or in a place without dense shade. In winter, when the garden loses colour, the sculpture’s form and material remain one constant point of the composition – it is worth factoring that in when choosing the place.

A sculpture tailored to your garden

Order with free delivery across Europe, or ask about a commissioned sculpture tailored to your garden. The process begins with a conversation about the scale of the space and the display location; then Kris Szczypiński prepares a concept, and the sculpture is handmade in the studio – with delivery and installation on our side.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Can garden sculptures stand outdoors all year, including in winter?
Yes – we make garden sculptures from materials intended for outdoor use – Corten and stainless steel. Both versions withstand sun, rain and frost, so the sculpture can stay in the garden all year, including in winter. Corten additionally develops a noble patina over time, which is a natural feature of this material.
Does Corten rust in the garden, and is that a problem?
Corten rusts, but that is an intended effect, not a flaw. Over time it develops a noble, rust-red patina that protects the material and gives the sculpture a character that matures with the garden. That is one of the reasons we choose Corten specifically for outdoor projects.
Does stainless steel deteriorate in the garden?
No – stainless steel is one of the materials we use specifically for garden sculptures. Available brushed or polished, it withstands outdoor conditions all year. Polished steel additionally reflects light and garden greenery, which looks good in every season.
How large are garden sculptures?
Sculptures in our offer range from about 50 to 190 cm in height, depending on the form. Smaller ones work by the terrace or on the axis of a path, while larger ones shape the character of an entire property and are visible from a distance. If you are looking for a sculpture with different proportions, we can prepare a commissioned piece.
Can a garden sculpture be ordered to the scale of a specific garden?
Yes – we offer commissioned sculptures matched to the place where they will stand. The process begins with a conversation about the garden and scale; then Kris Szczypiński prepares a concept, and the sculpture is handmade in the studio near Częstochowa. We provide delivery and installation; the timeline is agreed individually at the quote stage.