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Hand-crafted stainless steel grills for the Grade I listed Goldney Grotto at Bristol University. Features spiderweb and exoskeleton designs to protect historic light shafts.

A trio of bespoke stainless steel sculptures commissioned by Beacon Rise Primary School in Kingswood. Featuring a badger, a chicken and chick, and a fan-tailed dove to inspire students and celebrate Bristol's heritage.

Custom stainless steel boundary railings in Clifton, Bristol. A maintenance-free, cost-effective alternative to wrought iron, featuring intricate hidden wildlife sculptures like snails, bees, and dragonflies.

The common dandelion is a perennial, herbaceous plant known for its bright yellow flower heads that transform into spherical, white seed heads. It features a...

A minimal, contemporary steel gate installation on Arley Hill, Bristol. Features abstract, sweeping dandelion forms that add a touch of organic softness to the streetscape.

Custom stainless steel wildlife sculptures integrated into existing park benches at Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve. Features intricate miniature details across two benches, including a kingfisher, mouse, and wren.

A bespoke stainless steel sculpture of an adult badger and cub. Commissioned by the Woodland Trust and installed natively on the forest floor at Bishops Knoll Wood, Bristol.

The European Badger is a powerfully built mammal characterized by its distinctive black and white striped face. It is the largest of the mustelids in Europe,...

The Brown Rat, also known as the common rat or Norway rat, is a widespread species of rodent. It is one of the largest murids and is characterized by its bro...

A striking stainless steel sculpture of a Barn Owl clutching its caught prey. Commissioned for Bristol University's Royal Fort Gardens.

Stainless steel dolphin sculpture commissioned for Cotham Gardens Primary School. The design is seamlessly integrated into the entrance railings.

A functional, bespoke stainless steel memorial bench commissioned by Sony Entertainment Bristol. Located at St Werburghs City Farm, featuring seating shaped like a lily pad and characters from The Wind in the Willows.