Garden Statuary

Bring Your Garden to Life with Statues

From woodland creatures to abstract shapes, garden statuary adds personality and design interest to your outdoor space. Whether you’re looking for a collection of animals to tuck away in your garden or a statement piece for your front yard, Aquatic & Garden Decor can help you find the perfect piece for every taste and style. We’re conveniently located in West Chester near Cincinnati.

Animal Statues

Are sweet bunnies peeking out from the clover? Or perhaps your faithful best friend should be memorialized near his favorite outside napping spot. Honor a beloved pet or bring a touch of whimsy with dog, cat, turtle, frog, rabbit, or bird statues.

Fantasy Statues

Step into another world whenever you step out your back door. No fairy garden is complete without fairies (of course!), gnomes, or dragons!

Religious Statues

Turn your garden into a true sanctuary with statues of crosses, saints, angels or Buddha.

Cultural Statues

Peeks of pagodas among an Asian garden. Apollo guarding an Italian kitchen garden. Why not enhance your garden’s “roots” by adding complementary statuary?

Natural Stone

Natural stone can stand the test of time—in fact, it will last much longer than any other fabricated material. Stone is a natural material that can be carved into a variety of shapes to create a high-quality statue that will be the envy of your entire neighborhood. Most natural stone statuary is made of granite or marble.

Cast Stone

Cast stone is a common material used for garden statuary. This material is a refined, precast concrete that is almost as strong as natural stone. Materials such as glass or plastic fibers can sometimes be added to the mix to make the statue stronger. Cast stone is one of the least-porous materials available, so you won’t have to worry about water seeping into the cracks and causing problems down the road.

Concrete

Another material commonly used for garden statuary is concrete. This is less expensive than natural stone but is still heavy enough to withstand a variety of harsh weather conditions. Concrete is less expensive than natural stone, but depending on the quality of the concrete, the porous material can allow water to seep into the cracks and cause damage. Concrete won’t last as long as natural stone, but a high-quality concrete statue will last for years with proper care.

Ceramic

Ceramic is a material commonly used for smaller garden statues like gnomes and woodland creatures. Even though ceramic can be brittle, the bright colors and shiny exterior can be very attractive to those looking to create a more whimsical outdoor space. Make sure to put your ceramic garden statuary in a safe place so it won’t tip over and break!

Bronze and Other Metal

Metal is one of the least common materials used for garden statuary, but it can create a striking piece. Brass, bronze, and stainless steel are the most common metals used. Some metals are more susceptible to corrosion than others, but a high-quality metal statue can make a statement unlike anything else.