The model.
Review the model or shop drawing. Confirm proportions, details, dimensions and the direction of the work.
Six-Column Gazebo in place · Concept rendering
Renderings shown. You approve photos of your actual piece at three stages before it ships.
Commissioned for your place
Six-Column Gazebo
Architectural Stone · Marble columns with iron roof — final specification agreed with your commission · Agreed with your commission
From $56,900Delivered, insured
Marble columns and a domed iron roof define a room within the garden. The starting gazebo spans twelve feet and rises fourteen feet, with six columns arranged around a space for gathering or reflection.
- Size
- 144 in diameter; 168 in overall height
- Lead time
- 90–150 days
- Photo approvals
- 3 stages
Your piece in your space. Within 48 hours of receiving your photo.
Card deposits up to $5,000; the balance by wire.
Card checkout places a temporary authorization hold for the full order total. Commission and payment terms. Installation quoted for your site.
The details
Material.
Proportion.
Presence.
The starting-point specification is refined with your commission. Final dimensions, crated weight and site requirements are confirmed in your approved drawings.
- Material
- Marble columns with iron roof — final specification agreed with your commission
- Dimensions
- 144 in diameter; 168 in overall height
- Crated weight
- Confirmed with your commission
- Finish
- Agreed with your commission
- Lead time
- 90–150 days, confirmed in your proposal
- Price basis
- delivered, insured, technical install package included
Full commission details
Marble columns and a domed iron roof define a room within the garden. The starting gazebo spans twelve feet and rises fourteen feet, with six columns arranged around a space for gathering or reflection. Allow a quoted 90–150 days for your commission, with three photo approvals along the way. Insured curb delivery and technical installation support are included. Send a site photo for a free rendering within 48 hours; final dimensions, finish and site requirements are agreed before production.
Nothing travels unseen
Three approvals.
Your piece, at every stage.
The finished piece.
See your actual piece from every relevant angle before it is packed. Review the finish and the details.
The crate.
Approve photos of your piece protected in its crate. Confirm the delivery plan before it travels.
Shown: a Kneeling Soldier commission at three approval stages. Your piece follows the same approval process.
A closer look
The marble columns with iron roof — final specification agreed with your commission,
up close.
Material study · Concept rendering
Included with your commission
More than the piece.
Included.
Quoted separately.
These items depend on access, scale and local conditions. We confirm them before your piece travels.
A useful first conversation
Your place.
Our starting point.
Send us a photo of the site — free rendering of the piece in your space within 48 hours.
Tell Dave where it is going, what it should mean and the date you have in mind. We will work through scale, material and delivered price together.
For a custom portrait, we will explain which reference photos are useful after the first conversation.
Before you commission
The practical questions.
How long does a commission take?
Plan on 90–150 days. Your proposal sets the production and delivery window for the selected design. Tell us your dedication or opening date before commissioning; a complex design or a late approval can change the schedule.
What do I approve?
Three stages: the model or shop drawing, photographs of the finished piece, and photographs of the piece in its crate. We confirm the design, material, dimensions and finish with you before production.
What is included in the price?
Your selected piece, protective crating, insured freight to the curb, three photo approvals and the technical installation package. Anchor hardware and fountain equipment are specified in your written proposal. Site work, foundations, unloading and setting beyond the curb are quoted separately.
Who installs the piece?
Your landscaper, contractor or rigging crew can set the piece using the technical package: anchor and pad drawings, a step-by-step guide, a video walkthrough and a live technician call. An in-person installation crew is available on request and quoted for your site. Installation support.
How do delivery and unloading work?
Delivery is insured to the curb. Access, crated size and weight, unloading equipment and the final route into position are confirmed before shipping. Crane service, special liftgate arrangements and handling beyond the curb are quoted separately.
Can a fountain stay outside in winter?
Stone choice and care depend on the climate. Your proposal includes the relevant care requirements. In freezing conditions, fountains need proper draining and winterization; water must not be allowed to freeze inside the basin, plumbing or pump.
What happens if a piece arrives damaged?
Photograph the crate before opening, note visible damage on the delivery receipt and contact us promptly with photographs. Keep the packaging while we assess a claim. Covered damage in transit is repaired or remade at our cost under the agreed commission terms. Read Shipping & Delivery.
How do payment and returns work?
Card deposits up to $5,000; the balance by wire. Card checkout places a temporary authorization hold for the full order total. Commissioned pieces are final sale once production begins. Your approved proposal governs the specific piece, delivery and payment terms. Read commissioned-piece terms.
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