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The Ashbourne Nesting Coffee Tables draw inspiration from the ancient millstone grit of the Derbyshire Peak District, extraordinary outcrops of coarse sandstone fractured by millions of years of geological pressure into rugged, angular beauty. Each table features hand-forged steel legs worked into repeating faceted segments, slightly rotated from one above, creating columns of geometric precision. […]
The Channon Console is functional design distilled to its essence. Four generous drawers with understated metal handles span the full width, providing substantial storage without visual compromise. The dark wood top anchors the piece with quiet authority, while the tapered steel legs create an open, airy base beneath. Steel and wood work in perfect harmony, […]
The De Vere Console with Drawers takes the cabriole leg at full console width in hand-forged flamed bronze steel, creating sweeping, uninterrupted elegance. The four outward-swelling, inward-tapering forms work together in a composition of classical confidence and considerable presence. Beneath the stone top, dark walnut drawers with bronze handles provide practical storage while maintaining the […]
The Criss Cross Console With Drawers scales the crossed X-frame of its side table sibling to full console length. Moreover, two pairs of tapering steel legs meet at the midpoint with the graphic clarity of industrial design. Its limestone top emphasises contrast while the dark walnut drawers stay discreetly practical. The construction balances sculpture and […]
The Reclining Stag in our Garden Statues collection was inspired by a statue of a stag displayed at Bowood House in Wiltshire. It came from a collection of much-admired animal sculptures by the German artist Philipp Konrad Moritz Geiss (1805-1875) for the Great Exhibition of 1851. Geiss himself was influenced by his fellow German, the […]
With the Uffizi Boar, Adam Williams has recreated this revered woodland beast in an iconic form, continuing European artistic traditions that date back over 2000 years. This rugged rendition of a wild boar rising to his haunches was inspired by a statue, held in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, carved in marble by unknown Hellenistic […]
The Kingsale Hounds were made in honour of the close friendship between artist Adam Williams and the late John de Courcy, the 35th Lord Kingsale. Representing guardianship and companionship, the story behind these dogs reaches deep into history and is rich in meaning. Immortalised here by Adam in cast stone, the Kingsale Hounds were specially […]
Adam’s Coade Stone Lion is inspired by the wonderful neoclassical statues made by Eleanor Coade (1733-1821), as well as the tremendous bronze lions at Trafalgar Square, which were cast in Frome, Somerset, just miles from Adam’s studio. Majestic, regal, commanding, the lion might be seen as a symbol of empire, however the Coade Stone Lion […]
