All Sculpture

All Bronze Copper Corten Steel Oxidised Steel Slate Stainless Steel Stone

Magical, bewitching and beautiful sculptures that alter your perception and transform the spaces they live in.

Eclipse

Eclipse is inspired by the continual phases and shadows of the moon, representing eternity.

Bite & Bite II

These cheeky copper outdoor garden spheres create optical illusions in their stainless steel concave curves or ‘bites’.

Orbis

Inspired by the shape of comets, Orbis is a contemporary garden sculpture crafted in reflective stainless steel.

Florio

A delicate metal garden sculpture made of mottled flutes of copper that clearly mimic plants growing softly skyward.

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Portals to another place
David Harber garden sculptures are carefully handcrafted in a range of durable and stunning materials. Whether it’s marine-grade mirror polished stainless steel, heather-blue Welsh slate, Carrera marble or Cotswold stone, each finish is meticulously chosen for its durability and aesthetic qualities.

Sculpture questions

Our sundials and outdoor sculptures are available in a number of finishes that will ensure your garden art can stand the test of time. Marine grade stainless steel is great for all gardens, but particularly coastal areas. Whereas copper, oxidised steel and bronze work with the elements to age gracefully. Our iconic verdigris patina, is a popular finish often seen on metal art and traditional garden statues. Hardy and timeless, this popular finish would suit any style of outdoor space.

Mirror-polished stainless steel is a popular material for garden sculpture as the garden can be reflected in its surface. It adds a contemporary touch to any outdoor space. More traditional favourites include copper, oxidised steel and bronze.

Garden sculpture is generally considered more sophisticated than general garden decor and small garden ornaments like gnomes. Sculptures are more like garden art, and the category can range from animal sculptures and bird baths to garden furniture, water features and striking free standing designs such as obelisks and sundials.

If you’re thinking of buying an outdoor sculpture, we recommend having a conversation with our team. We can advise you on the best way to choose a garden sculpture suitable for your own style and outdoor space. You can also read our FAQs and customer reviews to find out more information about our process and past projects.