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Buy a Sculpture or 2 to beat the Lockdown blues
When is the best time to buy a sculpture? Is there ever a best time? Or is it always the best time? Judging by the sculptures flying (literally in one case) out of The Sculpture Park over the last year, it appears that a lockdown is a great time to buy a sculpture.
With the nation stuck at home, staring at the same walls and gardens, many have spent time enhancing their personal surrounding, creating an harmonious space to be enjoyed, not just endured. With home improvements, gardening and DIY becoming daily activities, taking time to buy a sculpture is a fun and rewarding investment for the home.
Sculpture is a fantastic way to add personality and eccentricity to any room or garden, as our many happy customers have discovered over the last 11 months.
Sculptures in their new homes
No job is too big...
Not all installations are straight forward but our expert team are on hand to work out all logistics. Nothing will get in the way of a sculpture taking root in its new home, not even the small matter of a house blocking the path. Cranes, flatbeds, forklifts and telehandlers can all be used to ensure a sculpture is effortlessly installed in exactly the right spot.
No sculpture too small...
From monumental pieces, to medium and small sculpture, we have sizes that can compliment the most modest of gardens. The upmost care is taken to deliver and install each piece in its new, forever home.
Without a doubt, the proudest moment for The Sculpture Park was the sale of 'Wooden Wolf' by Jarvis Gray. Jarvis is the youngest professional sculptor on The Sculpture Park's books, and just so happen to be grandson of owner and curator Eddie Powell (and son of the Manger, nephew of assistant curator etc etc - we are a family business, allow us some bias!)
