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garden folliesLaura Spector’s giant orbs were featured at Art Basel/Miami and won the Platinum Award for Design Excellence. A whimsical focal point, alone or in groups, indoors or out. Left untouched, they morph and change with the seasons. Handcrafted in Oriental bittersweet over an iron inner frame; available by commission in sizes from two to five feet in diameter. |
timeless designThis early 20th-century French metal skeleton-style clock face has a starburst motif and original gilding on the numerals. |
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flights of fancyThese colorful roosters are made from reclaimed scrap metal salvaged from cars and roofing materials and hand-crafted so no two are alike. Outdoors, they will continue to rust as they age. |
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la cage aux follesThis hexagonal garden aviary with scalloped zinc roof over an iron base should have visitors chirping. A bird finial adorns the top point, more than five feet tall. Late 19th-century France - Partner Content -
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classic eleganceBarbara Israel’s Garden Traditions Cynara Finial takes the form of an artichoke, after an exceptional English 19th-century original. |
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heavy metalThe Garden of Ideas in nearby Ridgefield, Connecticut, is as full of sculptures as gardening ideas, including the largest U.S. collection of artist Steve Cote’s whimsical works. |
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steely dealThe design of this limited-edition (only 25 are made a year) stainless-steel planter is based on an old French wine hod, used for harvesting grapes. Lightweight, rust-free; also available in a blackened steel finish. |
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loop de loopIt’s a seat, it’s a table, it’s an umbrella stand! Handcrafted by Laura Spector, the interchangeable 12-inch to 18-inch diameter wood or copper top rests on a hand coiled base made from solid, squared one-inch-thick recycled iron. Available in a rainbow of colors. |
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