Steel decorations for every season

All our decorations are made at our own factory in Denmark. We focus on simple shapes, letting the design and the steel itself do the talking. This leaves plenty of room for you to make each arrangement your own with plants, lights and things you already have at home.

Decorations in corten steel and galvanized steel

Steel can have very different appearances, and the material you choose makes a real difference to how the decorations look in their surroundings.

Corten steel is known for its distinctive rust-coloured surface. When exposed to the weather, it gradually develops a natural patina in shades ranging from orange and reddish-brown to deeper brown. The colour changes over time, and no two decorations will develop exactly the same finish.

This natural weathering process is part of the material's character. A new decoration may therefore look quite different from one that has spent several seasons outdoors. Moisture, weather conditions and placement all influence how quickly the surface develops.

Galvanized steel, on the other hand, has a silver-grey finish that gives the decorations a more neutral appearance. The protective zinc coating helps prevent corrosion, making the steel suitable for outdoor use. Over time, the surface typically becomes more matte, but it won't develop the rust-coloured patina of corten steel.

Both materials work well in a variety of settings. The warm, rusty tones of corten steel look particularly good alongside green plants, timber and brickwork, while the cooler shades of galvanized steel complement both light and dark facades.

Make room for seasonal decorations

You don't need an elaborate display to decorate for the season. A single figure by the front door or next to a planter can be enough. If you have more space, try grouping a few pieces together and using different heights to add variety.

At Christmas, steel decorations look lovely alongside fir branches, pine cones and small lights. For Easter, you can surround them with spring flowers and branches, while pumpkins and autumn leaves provide a natural setting for Halloween. That way, you can use the same spots in your garden throughout the year, simply changing the decorations to suit the season.

The two materials also offer different ways to style your outdoor space. A rust-coloured star can create a warm contrast against a light-coloured wall, while a galvanized decoration gives a more understated look. You can even mix the two finishes in the same arrangement.

Try placing the decorations where their shapes can be clearly seen. A simple background, such as an exterior wall, a hedge or an entrance, allows the designs to stand out without needing much else around them.

Decorations to enjoy year after year

Whether you choose corten steel or galvanized steel, you'll have decorations made to be brought out and enjoyed year after year. Each material changes in its own way over time, but the simple designs make it easy to find a place for them, even as your surroundings or decorating style change.

You might return to a favourite arrangement each year or try something different with new plants, string lights and other decorations. When the season is over, simply put the figures away until it's time to bring them out again.

We're continually adding new designs to the collection for different occasions throughout the year. What they all have in common is the steel they're made from and the fact that they're produced at our own factory in Denmark – from the first drawings to the finished pieces, ready to become part of your home.