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At Elliott of London, we believe that the sphere is one of the most captivating and versatile shapes in the world of sculpture. A perfectly symmetrical form, the sphere represents harmony, unity, and balance—qualities that resonate deeply with our design philosophy. Whether it’s creating sleek modern pieces or exploring more organic textures, our spherical sculptures embody timeless beauty and elegance.

At Elliott of London, we have always had a passion for craftsmanship and creativity, and one of the most captivating ways we express these values is through our equestrian sculptures. Horses, as symbols of grace, power, and freedom, have inspired artists for centuries. At Elliott of London, we’ve taken this centuries-old inspiration and elevated it into bespoke, luxurious metal sculptures

     At Elliott of London, we are dedicated to creating luxurious, bespoke designs that seamlessly blend tradition with innovation. Our metalworking techniques, honed over years of experience, are an essential part of our design philosophy. We are deeply rooted in the art of traditional metalworking, yet we embrace modern technologies to elevate our creations. In this blog, we’ll explore

At Elliott of London, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality, luxurious designs that combine both traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style. Our journey from concept to creation is a meticulous process that involves precision, creativity, and a deep commitment to excellence. But what goes on behind the scenes in our studio? Join us as we give you an exclusive peek into

Discover Elliott of London: Luxury Garden Art, Public Sculptures & Bespoke Commissions

Commissioning Sculptures from Elliott of London – Public Art, Developments, Community Spaces & Private Collectors

Are you looking to enhance your space with a bold statement piece or an elegant touch of contemporary British artistry? Great news – Elliott of London now has a curated collection of sculptures in stock and ready for immediate installation.

Each bronze sculpture by Charles Elliott begins not with metal, but with imagination. Before a single tool is picked up, the vision for the piece is carefully explored through pencil sketches, drawn by Charles himself. These early sketches mark the first stage of a journey that can take many months, sometimes over a year, to complete. Every sculpture is a