Bronze
Lasting, classic, valuable - the material of generations.
MATERIALS
Inspire yourself with everything that is possible
Bronze, 3D print, stainless steel, bronzed tin alloy, cast iron, resin, ceramics, Paverpol clay, wood and glass. All under one roof, all called by their real name - and chosen to fit your story, not a price list.
Every material carries something different: bronze stature and permanence, stainless steel sharpness, 3D print freedom of form, wood and ceramics warmth. In the design stage we choose together, based on the story, the place and the time available.
We call every material by its name
From bronze to resin, from ceramic to 3D print. Every material has its own character. We choose what shapes your story best.
The ten materials
3D print
Free in form and fast, with an honest story about the finish.
Stainless steel
Sharp, architectural and low-maintenance; strong outdoors.
Bronzed tin alloy
The look of bronze at a different cost - and we always say so.
Cast iron
Robust and industrial; suits companies with a manufacturing history.
Resin
Light and free in form, with many finishing options.
Ceramics
Warm and crafted, with visible handwork.
Paverpol clay
A technique for unusual, textile-like forms.
Wood
Warm, natural and tangible; every piece different in grain.
Glass
Light and transparent; strong in interiors with daylight.
Compare the materials
| Material | Character | Indoors or outdoors | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | Lasting, classic, valuable - the material of generations. | Indoors and outdoors | 10 - 14 weeks |
| 3D print | Free in form and fast, with an honest story about the finish. | Indoors, outdoors with coating | 2 - 3 weeks |
| Stainless steel | Sharp, architectural and low-maintenance; strong outdoors. | Indoors and outdoors | 8 - 12 weeks |
| Bronzed tin alloy | The look of bronze at a different cost - and we always say so. | Indoors, outdoors only sheltered and coated | 6 - 8 weeks |
| Cast iron | Robust and industrial; suits companies with a manufacturing history. | Indoors and outdoors | 6 - 8 weeks |
| Resin | Light and free in form, with many finishing options. | Indoors, outdoors with coating | 6 - 8 weeks |
| Ceramics | Warm and crafted, with visible handwork. | Indoors | 4 - 6 weeks |
| Paverpol clay | A technique for unusual, textile-like forms. | Indoors, outdoors only sheltered and coated | 2 - 3 weeks |
| Wood | Warm, natural and tangible; every piece different in grain. | Indoors | 2 - 3 weeks |
| Glass | Light and transparent; strong in interiors with daylight. | Indoors | 6 - 8 weeks |
Which material fits your story?
You do not have to work this out alone. In the first conversation we look at the story, the place and the date - and the material usually follows. Want to see and feel the materials yourself? Book an appointment in the showroom.
Torn between two materials?
Tell us what the sculpture should convey and where it will stand; we will advise honestly - even when that means the cheaper material.