Furniture for gardens does not have to be merely functional.  The imagination of the artist can create inspired seating and tables which may also be sculptural and witty.  A bench may evoke thoughts of the curves of a ship or the furl of a sail; it may reach back through memory, reinventing classical motifs with a contemporary twist.  Both seats and tables offer opportunities to inscribe favourite quotations, or commemorate a loved one or a special occasion.

Alex Relph - Bench (galvanised steel, 1.85 cms long)
Alex Relph - Table and Chairs (galvanised steel, glass)		 Crescent Bench - Ben Barrell - resin, stainless steel
Ben Barrell - Crescent Bench (resin with aggregate, stainless steel, 160 x 54 cms)
Ben Barrell - Pebble Seats (resin with aggregate, 100 x 70 x 30/90 x 65 x 25/70 x 50 x 20 cms)

Ben Barrell - Pebble Seats (resin with aggregate, 100 x 70 x 30/90 x 65 x 25/70 x 50 x 20 cms)
Johnny Woodford - Bench (cedar, 153 x 53 x 46 cms)
Martin Cook - Bench (oak, Welsh slate)
Zoe Cull & Alex Evans - Knot Bench (cast in resin with black granite, 200 x 75 x 40 cms)

Zoe Cull & Alex Evans - Knot Bench (cast in resin with Portland stone, 200 x 75 x 40 cms)		 Knot Bench - Zoe Cull & Alex Evans - Portland stone
Zoe Cull & Alex Evans - Knot Bench (Portland stone, 1.3 m long)

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Fine Art for Gardens by Contemporary Artists