Architectural Heritage

Name: Architectural Heritage
Address: Taddington Manor, Near Cutsdean, Gloucestershire, GL54 5RY, United Kingdom
Telephone: 01386 584414
Rating: 5

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Architectural Heritage garden, sculpture, interior. Inspired by the classic designs of the past and fabricated in traditional materials by craftsmen who care, our carefully curated GARDEN collection, developed in and around our workshops at Taddington, high up in the Cotswold Hills, includes: planters, sundials, fountains, pool surrounds, statuary, ornament, urns, seats, wellheads, temples and pergolas. Alongside our classic GARDEN collection, we carry a diverse inventory of fine antique GARDEN ornament and statuary; with a newly introduced section devoted to fine SCULPTURE from medieval to modern; for the INTERIOR we feature period panelled rooms and architectural elements, complemented by our own range of bespoke hand carved natural limestone fireplaces.

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In tandem with providing an exceptional service to

Areas Served

Throughout the UK and overseas, Cotswolds, London, SE England,

Awards

Architectural Heritage is a member of: The Association of Art and Antique Dealers (LAPADA), The British Antique Dealers' Association (BADA), Anti Copying in Design ( ACID), The Cotswold Art and Antique Dealers' Association, SALVO

15 Projects

Rusty Garden Ornaments

Staddle stones,

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

Design ideas for a modern garden in London.

RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2017

Burton Showman's Wagon,

Cotswold Antique Dealers Association Art & Antique Fair Blenheim Palace

Modern & Contemporary Sculpture,

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Business Name

Architectural Heritage

Phone Number

01386 584414

Website

www.architectural-heritage.co.uk

Address

Taddington Manor
Taddington
Near Cutsdean, Gloucestershire GL54 5RY
United Kingdom

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charles5210

We have purchased two artworks from AH. Alex Puddy, the proprietor, has a great eye and they are both wonderful pieces of sculpture. The larger, a modern abstract steel work by Jon Isherwood was to serve as the centre piece for the courtyard of a new housing project in London [we were the architects and developers]. Alex was fantastic, in finding the work in the first place [another story!] and then arranging transport to the restorers, collection from the restorers and then delivery and installation at the site. Throughout the whole process Alex was cheerful, enthusiastic and knowledgable. Alex has very wide interests in art, interiors and garden design. The smaller work, a rarely available 'swimmer' by the neglected 1950 - 60's artist Ralph Brown was purchased personally and has given me great pleasure over the years. Charles Mador [Mador Architects]

8 March, 2017

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14 Comments

Commented: Kitchen wall sculpture ideas?You're probably sorted by now but in case not, and you'd consider something very different, even a bit Gothic, how about a pair of stained glass windows for decoration along that blank white wall? Her...

25 September, 2016 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Other than buying a bungalow what can we do with our staircase?Expect you've sorted your dilemma by now Iveta but should you come up against this again but you are living by then in a period house I'd suggest something like the attached photo (which is now so...

12 July, 2016 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Waterfall!? Is it possible???Marc, How about a wall fountain? Or wall mask spout? That way you get the beautiful sound of the water as well as an interesting piece of garden ornament.

6 July, 2016 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Garden ideas helpHi Fortune, Why not make a Mediterranean style garden and increase the gravel area planting it with low maintenance plants like lavender ( as previously suggested above), rosemary , sage etc with a wa...

2 July, 2016 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Yes or no to gnomes?Would agree,

26 May, 2016 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Garden design - transformation to a wildlife friendly gardenWould still recommend adding water. All wildlife needs it. If you don't want a vertical ornament as we previously suggested there are other possibilities such as a limestone trough or a copper plan...

1 September, 2017 in Design Dilemma

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