Sculptures & Figurines

Treat a sculpture as a focal object rather than filling every available surface. Place it on a console, buffet, coffee table or pedestal where its shape can be seen clearly, and leave some negative space around it.

Entry consoles, living-room cabinets, shelving and dining-room buffets are common locations. Choose a stable surface, keep delicate pieces away from busy walkways and consider the view from several angles before deciding on the final position.

The sculpture should relate to the width and height of the console. A larger statement piece can stand alone, while smaller figurines usually look better when grouped with books, a tray or a vase. Avoid choosing pieces that make the surface feel crowded.

Yes. Ceramic, metal, glass, resin and timber can work together if there is another visual connection, such as colour, subject matter or overall style. Repeating one material elsewhere in the room can help mixed pieces feel intentional.

Use fewer pieces and group them deliberately instead of spreading small objects across every surface. Varying heights and leaving clear space around the group makes each object easier to appreciate.

Yes. Abstract and figurative sculptures can add personality to reception areas, offices and meeting rooms without using wall space. Choose a scale that suits the desk, shelf or console and keep fragile pieces away from high-traffic edges.

Marco Furniture provides a 12-month warranty on applicable table decor items, subject to our Warranty Policy. Please refer to the product details or contact our team to confirm warranty coverage for individual sculptures and figurines.