Elegance in Statues & Figurines
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Black Friday Sale · 14–28 November
Black FridayOutdoor Sanctuary
Save on selected fountains, water features, fireplaces and garden décor. The more you spend, the more you save.
10% offSpend $500+
15% offSpend $1,000+
20% offSpend $2,500+
Ends midnight Saturday 28 November · 00d: 00h: 00m: 00s
Tiers apply to eligible items. Exclusions apply. See T&Cs.
Love at First Deal
Don't miss out on our biggest sale of the year. Sale prices shown, applied automatically in your cart.
Lorong Masterpiece Buddha Head Water Feature with Square Pond Base
Regular price
$2,199.00
Regular price
$2,860.00
Sale price
$2,199.00
Black Friday
$1,869.15
-15%
23% OFF
Borgo White Stone Effect 5-Tier Electric Powered Tiered Water Fountain
Regular price
$2,000.00
Regular price
Sale price
$2,000.00
Black Friday
$1,200.00
-40%
Amadora Ivory Stone Effect 5-Tier Electric Powered Tiered Water Fountain
Regular price
$2,000.00
Regular price
Sale price
$2,000.00
Black Friday
$1,400.00
-30%
Lisboa Black Stone Effect 5-Tier Electric Powered Tiered Water Fountain
Regular price
$2,000.00
Regular price
Sale price
$2,000.00
Black Friday
$1,500.00
-25%
Montreux Electric Fireplace Selling Fast FREE SHIPPING For Limited Time
Regular price
$1,869.00
Regular price
Sale price
$1,869.00
Black Friday
$1,495.20
-20%
Fulfilment Ganesh Extra Tall Water Feature 1.5m High Indoor & Outdoor Fountain
Regular price
$1,815.00
Regular price
Sale price
$1,815.00
Black Friday
$1,452.00
-20%
Kasba Copper Effect 4-Tier Solar Water Fountain 1.8m
Regular price
$1,650.00
Regular price
Sale price
$1,650.00
Black Friday
$1,155.00
-30%
Shakti Ganesh Tall Water Feature 1.5m High Indoor & Outdoor Fountain
Regular price
$1,539.00
Regular price
Sale price
$1,539.00
Black Friday
$1,077.30
-30%
Coomuna Modern Black Square Water Feature With Base New Collection March 2025
Regular price
$1,319.00
Regular price
$1,638.00
Sale price
$1,319.00
Black Friday
$1,121.15
-15%
19% OFF
Dharma Masterpiece Buddha Water Feature with Rain Effect Special Lights & Sound
Regular price
$1,209.00
Regular price
$1,744.00
Sale price
$1,209.00
Black Friday
$967.20
-20%
31% OFF
Namaste Absolutely Fantastic – Designer Water Feature by Fandango
Regular price
$1,089.00
Regular price
$1,630.00
Sale price
$1,089.00
Black Friday
$871.20
-20%
33% OFF
Abundance Ganesh Tall Water Feature 1.3m High Indoor & Outdoor Fountain
Regular price
$1,079.00
Regular price
Sale price
$1,079.00
Black Friday
$755.30
-30%
How Black Friday works
The more you spend, the more you save
No codes needed. Discounts are applied automatically in your cart and at checkout.
Special deals
Over 200 hand-picked pieces at 15% to 60% off, marked with a Black Friday price.
Spend tiers
10% off eligible full-price items when you spend $500+, 15% at $1,000+ and 20% at $2,500+.
Deals or tiers, not both
Special deal items get their deal price only. They can't be combined with the spend tiers and don't count towards them. No code needed.
10% offSpend $500+
15% offSpend $1,000+
20% offSpend $2,500+
Exclusions: Moroccan products (Zellige fountains, mosaic tables, Fès and ceramic basins, tiles, wall art and mirrors), Corten Steel fountains, Rio water walls, made-to-order marble fountains and ponds, gift cards and returns coverage. Discounts can't be combined with other codes or offers. Full T&Cs
The Christmas Collection
Handmade in Italy from cork, wood, moss and paper, each nativity village is a one-of-a-kind collector's piece, complete with warm lights and, on most pieces, a working fountain or waterfall. Only a handful of each design are available, from $300. Available in Sydney for pickup or local delivery.
Borgo del Mulino – Handmade Italian Nativity Village with Lights & Fountain
Regular price
$750.00
Regular price
Sale price
$750.00
Castello delle Stelle – Handmade Italian Nativity with Starry Night Backdrop
Regular price
$450.00
Regular price
Sale price
$450.00
Casa della Fontana – Handmade Italian Nativity House with Lights
Regular price
$500.00
Regular price
Sale price
$500.00
Piazza della Fontana – Handmade Italian Nativity Village with Lights & Fountain
Regular price
$650.00
Regular price
Sale price
$650.00
Casa dei Coppi – Handmade Italian Nativity Village Houses with Lights
Regular price
$550.00
Regular price
Sale price
$550.00
Capanna della Natività – Handmade Italian Nativity Stable with Lights
Regular price
$300.00
Regular price
Sale price
$300.00
Borghetto della Fontana – Small Handmade Italian Nativity Village with Lights & Fountain
Regular price
$300.00
Regular price
Sale price
$300.00
Grotta della Fonte – Handmade Italian Nativity with Lights & Fountain House
Regular price
$300.00
Regular price
Sale price
$300.00
Grotta della Cascata – Handmade Italian Nativity Grotto with Lights & Waterfall
Regular price
$300.00
Regular price
Sale price
$300.00
Five Generations of Craft, Perfected in Marble
Built on five generations of Andalusian artistry and serving Australian homes since 2013, we bring deep expertise to every kind of water feature, from tiered garden and wall fountains to indoor, solar and statement pieces. Our custom made marble fountains are the pinnacle of that craft: hand-selected natural marble, carved to your dimensions, then fully assembled and water-tested before delivery.
Five generations of Andalusian artistry and expertise across every kind of water feature. Our custom made marble fountains are our finest work: carved to your dimensions and water-tested before delivery.
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Christmas Gifting with Fountain Store: Handmade Heritage for Every Budget
Discover our new handmade Italian Christmas Collection, plus curated bronze busts, marble fountains, Corten steel and Moroccan zellige, with gift ideas from under $200 to grand statement pieces.
Christmas Gifting with Fountain Store: Handmade Heritage for Every Budget
Discover our new handmade Italian Christmas Collection, plus curated bronze busts, marble fountains, Corten steel and Moroccan zellige, with gift ideas from under $200 to grand statement pieces.
Arriving 13 November: Our New Handcrafted Indonesian Collection
Meet Annibale, Mahadev, Vighnaharta, Padma and Banjo: five new fibre cement pieces handcrafted in Indonesia by ethical suppliers, arriving in Sydney 13 November 2026. Plus our 46-page Highlights Catalogue.
Arriving 13 November: Our New Handcrafted Indonesian Collection
Meet Annibale, Mahadev, Vighnaharta, Padma and Banjo: five new fibre cement pieces handcrafted in Indonesia by ethical suppliers, arriving in Sydney 13 November 2026. Plus our 46-page Highlights Catalogue.
Arriving 13 November: Our New Corten Steel Fountain Collection, and What's Coming Next
Our new corten steel fountain range lands in Sydney around 13 November 2026. Discover the collection, our 4–6 weekly new arrivals, and the marble, bronze, zellige and Moroccan mosaic pieces coming this spring and summer.
Arriving 13 November: Our New Corten Steel Fountain Collection, and What's Coming Next
Our new corten steel fountain range lands in Sydney around 13 November 2026. Discover the collection, our 4–6 weekly new arrivals, and the marble, bronze, zellige and Moroccan mosaic pieces coming this spring and summer.
Cast in Bronze: Why We Still Sculpt the People We Love
An introduction to Bespoke Bronze — commissioned statues and busts, launching soon at Fountain Store There is a moment that happens in almost every family. A box comes down from a cupboard, and inside it are photographs of someone who is no longer here. Everyone leans in. Someone says, that's exactly how he stood. And then the box goes back on the shelf for another few years. Photographs are precious. But they are flat, they fade, and they live in drawers. For more than three thousand years, when people have wanted to say this person mattered, and I want that to be obvious to anyone who walks into this room — they have reached for bronze. We think that instinct deserves to be available to more than museums and municipalities. Which is why we are preparing to launch Bespoke Bronze: commissioned statues and busts, sculpted from your own photographs and video, made to order in any size. An old, deliberate practice The technique has barely changed. Lost-wax casting — cire perdue — is the process by which a sculpture is reproduced in metal from an original model, and the oldest known examples come from the Indus Valley, dating back nearly 5,000 years (lost-wax casting, art history reference). By the time the Greeks were producing their masterpieces, the method was already ancient. The Riace Bronzes — two slightly-larger-than-life warriors cast around 460–450 BCE and recovered from the sea off Calabria in 1972 — were made using lost-wax casting, a process already old when they were made (Riace bronzes, Quiet Canvas). They spent roughly two thousand four hundred years underwater. They are still magnificent. Our commissions are made the same way. Not because we are sentimental about tradition, but because nothing better has been invented. Portraiture began as remembrance It is worth knowing where the portrait bust actually comes from, because it was never about vanity first. The Roman practice of making busts grew out of death masks taken from family members (Roman portrait sculpture). The imagines maiorum — likenesses of ancestors — were carried at funerals, walking ahead of the bier and sitting in the Forum during the public eulogy, a visible testament to the family's standing and continuity. A bust was how a family said: these are the people we come from. Centuries later, the same object was doing similar work in English country houses, where bust portraiture became central to how families presented themselves and their place in a longer story The impulse has not changed. Only the access has. What bronze actually gives you Bronze is the reason any of this survives. It is an alloy of copper and tin, and its great gift is the patina — that green, blue and brown surface that forms as the metal reacts slowly with air and moisture. Patina is not dirt and not decay. It is a thin protective layer of controlled oxidation that shields the metal beneath. The practical result: a properly cast and maintained bronze can realistically last 100 to 500 years outdoors, and centuries longer in sheltered conditions (Relong Sculpture). Indoors, a thousand years or more with minimal care (Landtop). How long any individual piece lasts comes down to three things: the quality of the casting, where it is placed, and how it is looked after (Bronzes Gallery). Two of those three are our responsibility. That is not a small thing to take on, and it is why we have been slow and careful in bringing this category to market. Patina is also a choice. Ferric nitrate produces browns and blacks; liver of sulphur gives browns through to greens and blues; cupric salts yield blues, greens and reds (patina chemistry). Applied hot or cold, by hand, by someone who has done it a thousand times. Your finish is a decision, not a default. Occasions people commission for We have spent a long time listening to why customers ask about this work. The reasons cluster more tightly than you might expect. To honour a life. A parent, a grandparent, a partner. Often commissioned in the year after a loss, when a family is looking for something more substantial than a plaque. To mark an achievement that took decades. A retirement after forty years in a trade. A business handed to a second generation. A doctorate finished late in life against the odds. To celebrate a beginning. The birth of a first child or a first grandchild. Some families commission at birth and keep the piece for the child's twenty-first. To recognise someone outside the family. A mentor. A coach. A founder. A long-serving colleague who quietly held an organisation together. For the ones who greeted you at the door. Pets are among the most requested commissions, and we would never treat them as lesser work. For community. Clubs, schools, temples, churches, RSLs, cultural associations and local councils marking their own histories and their own people. Eulogy in permanent form. Words said once, at a funeral, given a shape that stays in the house. What we are committing to A new category is easy to announce and harder to earn. Here is what we are holding ourselves to. Premium standing, honestly priced. Commissions start from $2,200 excluding GST and freight for a bust of approximately 50–65 cm. Every piece is individually quoted, because size, complexity and material genuinely change the cost. We will not quote a number we cannot stand behind, and we will tell you when an idea is not achievable within your budget rather than taking the deposit and hoping. You see it before it is set in metal. Around 8–10 days after your brief, we present a clay maquette. Two full rounds of revisions are included. Change the expression. Change the tilt of the head. Involve the whole family and argue about it. This is the stage where a likeness becomes right, and we would far rather spend time here than deliver something that is merely close. Materials chosen for longevity, sourced responsibly. Bronze is among the most genuinely recyclable materials in sculpture — copper and tin can be melted down and given new life repeatedly, and reclaimed copper is widely used in contemporary casting (sustainability in bronze sculpture). Modern silicon bronze also effectively eliminates the heavy metals present in historical alloys, limiting lead content to negligible levels (the ethics of contemporary bronze). We work with foundries that use recycled bronze where possible and that can tell us, on request, where their material came from. Craft properly paid for. Hand-sculpting, hand-chasing and hand-patination are skilled work performed by people. We price so that the artisans doing it are paid properly. A commission that seems suspiciously cheap is usually cheap because someone in the chain was not. Championing art, in all its forms We sell fountains, statues, basins and tiles. Across that catalogue we have come to believe something fairly simple: there is no single tradition that owns beauty. Our range already draws on Andalusian courtyards and Moorish tilework, on classical European carving, on Asian sculptural traditions, on the Mediterranean and on contemporary Australian design. A zellige fountain and a Renaissance marble pond can share a garden. A Buddha and a family bust can share a hallway. We have never seen a reason to rank these against each other. So when you commission a piece from us, we will sculpt whoever you ask us to sculpt, however you ask us to represent them. Any face. Any faith. Any family shape. Any cultural tradition of dress, posture, adornment or symbolism — and we will ask questions rather than assume, because getting a cultural detail wrong on a memorial is not a small error. On community. Our best work has always come through local relationships — with landscapers, designers, stonemasons, trades and the customers who send us photographs of their finished gardens years later. For this category we are actively interested in working with community organisations, clubs, schools and cultural associations on tribute and commemorative pieces, including at scales that are not commercially obvious for us. If you are a group trying to honour someone and the budget is tight, talk to us anyway. Launching soon Bespoke Bronze opens shortly. The process is deliberately unhurried: 1. Send photographs, video and a short brief, and confirm your preferred size 2. We provide a written quotation based on your chosen material and dimensions 3. A 30% deposit confirms your commission and schedules production 4. Concept sketch 5. Clay maquette at 8–10 days — two rounds of revisions included 6. Final approval locks the design 7. Casting and hand-finishing, approximately two weeks 8. Crated, insured and delivered Typical turnaround: 4–6 weeks. You may also elect to include an inscribed message, depending on the design chosen — a name, a date, a dedication, or a few words in your own voice. Register your interest now and we will contact you when commissions open, along with a guide to photographing a subject well. sales@fountainstore.com.au - 1300 848 094 Bespoke Bronze commissions are individually sculpted to each customer's specification. Full terms, including revision rounds, deposit and returns, are set out on the collection page.
Cast in Bronze: Why We Still Sculpt the People We Love
An introduction to Bespoke Bronze — commissioned statues and busts, launching soon at Fountain Store There is a moment that happens in almost every family. A box comes down from a cupboard, and inside it are photographs of someone who is no longer here. Everyone leans in. Someone says, that's exactly how he stood. And then the box goes back on the shelf for another few years. Photographs are precious. But they are flat, they fade, and they live in drawers. For more than three thousand years, when people have wanted to say this person mattered, and I want that to be obvious to anyone who walks into this room — they have reached for bronze. We think that instinct deserves to be available to more than museums and municipalities. Which is why we are preparing to launch Bespoke Bronze: commissioned statues and busts, sculpted from your own photographs and video, made to order in any size. An old, deliberate practice The technique has barely changed. Lost-wax casting — cire perdue — is the process by which a sculpture is reproduced in metal from an original model, and the oldest known examples come from the Indus Valley, dating back nearly 5,000 years (lost-wax casting, art history reference). By the time the Greeks were producing their masterpieces, the method was already ancient. The Riace Bronzes — two slightly-larger-than-life warriors cast around 460–450 BCE and recovered from the sea off Calabria in 1972 — were made using lost-wax casting, a process already old when they were made (Riace bronzes, Quiet Canvas). They spent roughly two thousand four hundred years underwater. They are still magnificent. Our commissions are made the same way. Not because we are sentimental about tradition, but because nothing better has been invented. Portraiture began as remembrance It is worth knowing where the portrait bust actually comes from, because it was never about vanity first. The Roman practice of making busts grew out of death masks taken from family members (Roman portrait sculpture). The imagines maiorum — likenesses of ancestors — were carried at funerals, walking ahead of the bier and sitting in the Forum during the public eulogy, a visible testament to the family's standing and continuity. A bust was how a family said: these are the people we come from. Centuries later, the same object was doing similar work in English country houses, where bust portraiture became central to how families presented themselves and their place in a longer story The impulse has not changed. Only the access has. What bronze actually gives you Bronze is the reason any of this survives. It is an alloy of copper and tin, and its great gift is the patina — that green, blue and brown surface that forms as the metal reacts slowly with air and moisture. Patina is not dirt and not decay. It is a thin protective layer of controlled oxidation that shields the metal beneath. The practical result: a properly cast and maintained bronze can realistically last 100 to 500 years outdoors, and centuries longer in sheltered conditions (Relong Sculpture). Indoors, a thousand years or more with minimal care (Landtop). How long any individual piece lasts comes down to three things: the quality of the casting, where it is placed, and how it is looked after (Bronzes Gallery). Two of those three are our responsibility. That is not a small thing to take on, and it is why we have been slow and careful in bringing this category to market. Patina is also a choice. Ferric nitrate produces browns and blacks; liver of sulphur gives browns through to greens and blues; cupric salts yield blues, greens and reds (patina chemistry). Applied hot or cold, by hand, by someone who has done it a thousand times. Your finish is a decision, not a default. Occasions people commission for We have spent a long time listening to why customers ask about this work. The reasons cluster more tightly than you might expect. To honour a life. A parent, a grandparent, a partner. Often commissioned in the year after a loss, when a family is looking for something more substantial than a plaque. To mark an achievement that took decades. A retirement after forty years in a trade. A business handed to a second generation. A doctorate finished late in life against the odds. To celebrate a beginning. The birth of a first child or a first grandchild. Some families commission at birth and keep the piece for the child's twenty-first. To recognise someone outside the family. A mentor. A coach. A founder. A long-serving colleague who quietly held an organisation together. For the ones who greeted you at the door. Pets are among the most requested commissions, and we would never treat them as lesser work. For community. Clubs, schools, temples, churches, RSLs, cultural associations and local councils marking their own histories and their own people. Eulogy in permanent form. Words said once, at a funeral, given a shape that stays in the house. What we are committing to A new category is easy to announce and harder to earn. Here is what we are holding ourselves to. Premium standing, honestly priced. Commissions start from $2,200 excluding GST and freight for a bust of approximately 50–65 cm. Every piece is individually quoted, because size, complexity and material genuinely change the cost. We will not quote a number we cannot stand behind, and we will tell you when an idea is not achievable within your budget rather than taking the deposit and hoping. You see it before it is set in metal. Around 8–10 days after your brief, we present a clay maquette. Two full rounds of revisions are included. Change the expression. Change the tilt of the head. Involve the whole family and argue about it. This is the stage where a likeness becomes right, and we would far rather spend time here than deliver something that is merely close. Materials chosen for longevity, sourced responsibly. Bronze is among the most genuinely recyclable materials in sculpture — copper and tin can be melted down and given new life repeatedly, and reclaimed copper is widely used in contemporary casting (sustainability in bronze sculpture). Modern silicon bronze also effectively eliminates the heavy metals present in historical alloys, limiting lead content to negligible levels (the ethics of contemporary bronze). We work with foundries that use recycled bronze where possible and that can tell us, on request, where their material came from. Craft properly paid for. Hand-sculpting, hand-chasing and hand-patination are skilled work performed by people. We price so that the artisans doing it are paid properly. A commission that seems suspiciously cheap is usually cheap because someone in the chain was not. Championing art, in all its forms We sell fountains, statues, basins and tiles. Across that catalogue we have come to believe something fairly simple: there is no single tradition that owns beauty. Our range already draws on Andalusian courtyards and Moorish tilework, on classical European carving, on Asian sculptural traditions, on the Mediterranean and on contemporary Australian design. A zellige fountain and a Renaissance marble pond can share a garden. A Buddha and a family bust can share a hallway. We have never seen a reason to rank these against each other. So when you commission a piece from us, we will sculpt whoever you ask us to sculpt, however you ask us to represent them. Any face. Any faith. Any family shape. Any cultural tradition of dress, posture, adornment or symbolism — and we will ask questions rather than assume, because getting a cultural detail wrong on a memorial is not a small error. On community. Our best work has always come through local relationships — with landscapers, designers, stonemasons, trades and the customers who send us photographs of their finished gardens years later. For this category we are actively interested in working with community organisations, clubs, schools and cultural associations on tribute and commemorative pieces, including at scales that are not commercially obvious for us. If you are a group trying to honour someone and the budget is tight, talk to us anyway. Launching soon Bespoke Bronze opens shortly. The process is deliberately unhurried: 1. Send photographs, video and a short brief, and confirm your preferred size 2. We provide a written quotation based on your chosen material and dimensions 3. A 30% deposit confirms your commission and schedules production 4. Concept sketch 5. Clay maquette at 8–10 days — two rounds of revisions included 6. Final approval locks the design 7. Casting and hand-finishing, approximately two weeks 8. Crated, insured and delivered Typical turnaround: 4–6 weeks. You may also elect to include an inscribed message, depending on the design chosen — a name, a date, a dedication, or a few words in your own voice. Register your interest now and we will contact you when commissions open, along with a guide to photographing a subject well. sales@fountainstore.com.au - 1300 848 094 Bespoke Bronze commissions are individually sculpted to each customer's specification. Full terms, including revision rounds, deposit and returns, are set out on the collection page.
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Choosing Your Fountain
Find the perfect fountain for your space
How do I choose the right size fountain for my garden?
Measure your planned space before selecting a fountain. For smaller gardens, consider compact options like wall fountains, tabletop features, or small cascading bowls. Larger gardens can accommodate expansive features like tiered fountains, ponds, or waterfalls. Compare the dimensions listed in the product description to your available space, and consider viewing distance—larger spaces can handle more substantial pieces.
What style fountain should I choose?
Your fountain should complement your existing garden style. Modern homes suit contemporary sleek designs, while traditional properties pair well with classical tiered fountains. However, don't be afraid to add contrast—there's no wrong answer as long as the piece speaks to you. Consider whether you want the fountain as a central focal point or a subtle corner accent.
Where should I place my fountain?
Choose a location that's easily visible and accessible from multiple angles. Avoid placing fountains too close to your home's foundation. Check for underground utilities before digging, ensure the ground is level, and consider proximity to power sources for easier installation. Place fountains on flat, sturdy, level surfaces—not on grass, which can settle over time.
What size pump do I need?
Pump size depends on your fountain type and height. For typical garden fountains, pumps range from 600-2,000 litres per hour. Larger tiered fountains and taller features require higher flow rates to achieve proper water cascade. Check the product specifications for recommended pump capacity, and consider using a pump with adjustable flow for flexibility.
Installation
Setting up your fountain correctly
How do I install a garden fountain?
Basic installation steps:
- Choose and prepare a level site, removing rocks and debris
- Check for underground utilities before digging
- Dig a hole for the reservoir basin if required
- Install the pump following manufacturer instructions
- Connect tubing securely and check for leaks
- Position the fountain components and align properly
- Cover the basin with decorative stones or rocks
- Fill with water and test the pump flow
- Adjust water flow to achieve desired sound and appearance
Do I need an electrician to install my fountain?
Most plug-and-play fountains can be installed without an electrician. However, if you need to install outdoor electrical outlets or hardwire a pump, consult a licensed electrician. Always use outdoor-rated electrical outlets with safety switches (RCD protection).
Can I install a fountain on uneven ground?
Fountains must be installed on level surfaces for proper water flow and stability. If your ground is uneven, you'll need to level it first using compacted hardcore, gravel, and sand, or create a level concrete pad. Use a spirit level to ensure the base is perfectly horizontal.
