A sculptor, designer and art collector, Adam Williams founded the studio in 1999 with the aim of creating bold and complex metal furniture, with touches of sculptural detail that make it completely unique. Today, the studio expands to embrace both disciplines equally, bespoke metalwork for interior spaces and sculptural garden pieces, each rooted in the same meticulous craft and artistic vision.
Early Career
In his early 20s, Adam apprenticed at Wells Cathedral, learning the discipline and craft of stone restoration. Those formative years shaped everything that followed, an understanding of classical form, material mastery, and the meticulous attention that separates craft from mere production. The cathedral’s sculptural language became his foundation.
In the early 1990s, Adam founded Triton Stone, translating those lessons into original sculptural designs. He created moulds and commissioned cast pieces, Lion, Stag, Wild Boar, Kinsale Hounds, each one a distillation of his artistic vision. These weren’t merely decorative garden ornaments; they were works of art rooted in classical tradition and contemporary sensibility.
Today
For the past 20 years, Adam has channelled his passion into bespoke metalwork, collaborating with the world’s leading interior designers and architects. Every technique learned at Wells, every principle honed at Triton Stone, informed his furniture practice.
Now the studio expands to embrace both disciplines equally. These Triton Stone originals, cast from moulds Adam created decades ago, return to the practice alongside his continued metalwork. Garden designers and private collectors seeking exceptional, sculptural pieces now have access to work rooted in 40+ years of artistic refinement. The studio now serves both interior and garden spaces, each one demanding the same meticulous craft.
“Beyond his core work, Adam has designed his own eco home overlooking Glastonbury Tor and creates bespoke sculptures for private clients. In quieter moments, he can often be found exploring 1960s automotive design or visiting galleries and natural history collections.”
The Art of Garden Statuary
Garden sculpture occupies a different language than interior design. Scale shifts. Light changes. Seasons transform meaning. A piece that commands a room at table height must anchor an entire landscape, visible from distance, intimate at approach, evolved by weather and season.
Working with garden designers and private collectors, Adam creates sculptural pieces conceived for these conditions. Classical form meets outdoor durability. Hand-cast stone develops patina and presence over time, deepening rather than diminishing. Each sculpture is positioned as a conversation between craft and landscape.
The studio collaborates from initial concept through installation. Whether selecting from existing designs or commissioning bespoke work, the process remains the same meticulous attention to proportion, material quality, and the relationship between sculpture and space. These are not decorative gestures but sculptural anchors.
Where Craftsmanship Meets Evolving Design
Adam’s creations often combine strong forms with elegant lines and a hand-crafted finish that can’t be matched in mass-produced work. He loves to take commissions, both bespoke metalwork for interiors and sculptural pieces for gardens, and will assist in the conceptual drawings to ensure that the manufacturing process is taken into account in every aspect of the design.
Adam has developed the brand by immersing himself into fashion and interior design movements, always staying ahead of the game. The same meticulous approach applies to his sculptural practice: whether creating a console table or a garden sculpture, every piece reflects his understanding of form, proportion, and the relationship between craft and space.
“Design is always in a continuous state of evolving, refining, improving, enhancing and change.”
Adam Williams
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