Sculptural seating is carved from a solid block of wood with a carved seat permanently attached.
The inspiration for the designs shown below, comes from unfurling fronds of fern and bracken, known locally as 'fiddle-heads' and which can be seen in the spring and early summer.
'Duet' or 'Fern' come in a variety of sizes and woods depending upon your budget. Oak is the most durable and more expensive option, redwood or Western red cedar is the cheaper choice.

Code FER01
'Fern' made from a recycled Jarrah railway sleeper with an oak seat; stands 5 feet high. From £400

Code DUOAK

'Duet', made from English oak; stands 6 feet high. From £700 each or £1300 for the pair

Code DUWRC

"Duet" made from Western red cedar with a brown presevative stain; these stand just over 6 feet. £600 each, £1100 for the pair

Code WG1

Sculptures made from a single plank of oak, can be made from 2 feet high up to 8 feet.
This one is about 3 feet by 1 foot and costs £235

Code FH

Wooden fish carved from planks of oak or ash and burnt, from 14 inches to 8 feet long. The one here are up to 2 feet long and retail for £48 each

Code MG1

This is front and back view of a 'megalith' sculpture made from recyled wood, a type of Iroko.
Size; 90cm, these can be made as garden sculptures, wall plaques, or free standing in any size.
Cost from £80 upwards.