Collaborate with Boldstone
Boldstone works with interior designers, architects, landscape designers and hospitality operators to create bespoke sculpture and sculptural furniture for specific schemes. The studio is on Midford Road near Bath, in South West England, and has been making commissioned work since 1998.
Custom sculptural furniture and wall panels
We develop sculptural furnishings, such as tables and consoles, alongside contemporary relief wall panels and water features, to suit the proportions, materials and palette of your scheme. Work can be made as a one-off piece for a single project or as a repeatable design used across several rooms or units.
Sectors we work in
Hotels, restaurants, spas and hospitality interiors
Private residential and luxury homes
Commercial receptions and workspaces
Gardens, courtyards and landscape schemes
How we support design teams
Concept development from your drawings, moodboards or material palette
Technical information on panel weights, and recommended fixings for the wall type
Advice on whether a piece is suitable for interior or exterior use
Liaison with architects, landscape designers and contractors
Installation oversight so the work integrates with the finished space
Materials, finishes and timescales
Work is produced in glass-fibre-reinforced polymers blended with natural stone powders and resins, in gypsum-based materials, and in metals including foundry-cast bronze. Finishes include White Marble, Bath Stone, Natural Stone, Marbled Stone and Antique Bronze. Reliefs can be cast hollow or solid to suit the wall type and its weight limits. Allow at least 6 to 8 weeks for bespoke work, and longer for large or multi-panel installations. Finished work is dispatched within 7 business days of completion, throughout the UK and internationally.
Trade and project enquiries
To discuss a scheme, email [email protected] or use the contact form, and you can book a consultation call from the Contact page. Our partnership terms are published on this site. If you are commissioning for a private home or garden rather than a design project, the Commission page sets out the process in detail.

