Octagonal fountain basin with a tall central pedestal and sphere

Sculptural objects for the landscape

Fountains & Pots

Cast stone fountains and large-format planters that create focal points in courts, gardens, terraces, and arrival spaces.

Material programLandscape precast
Applications6 starting points
Catalogue entries shown4 entries
Project optionsSize · finish · returns

Landscape

Understand the element before it reaches the drawing set.

Freestanding stone objects bring scale and ritual to a landscape. The Landmark catalogue includes a formal octagonal fountain composition and three broad bowl-shaped planters.

These pieces can be coordinated with paving, wall caps, columns, and surrounding architectural stone to create a unified garden room.

Why it works

  • Architectural focal points
  • Large outdoor scale
  • Coordinated cast stone finish
  • Durable exterior material
  • Multiple planter diameters
  • Pairs with paving and walls

Applications

Where Fountains & Pots belongs.

A starting point for design conversations. Project conditions, engineering, attachment, and local requirements should be reviewed for the final assembly.

01Garden courts
02Entry plazas
03Terraces
04Pool landscapes
05Hospitality spaces
06Large planting compositions

Interactive catalogue

Find a reference. Check the official profile.

Search catalogue codes and keep up to three references together. The interactive 3D study explores form and finish; it does not reproduce the exact model. Use the official drawings for dimensions and profile selection.

Interactive 3D material studyFountains & Pots

4 catalogue entries · 1 family · four digital finish studies

Building the 3D material study…
Live WebGL geometry
Illustrative catalogue pieces study3D form study
Choose a catalogue reference ↓Drag to orbit · scroll to zoom · use the controls for exact views
Digital smooth-color studyAlpine White · Smooth

The 3D form is a family-level study, not a per-code viewer. It does not reproduce the selected catalogue code. Use the official drawing for its actual profile and dimensions. Digital color and texture are approximate; approve a physical sample. See all four precast finishes and 19 colors.

Selected reference

FNT1 fountainCatalogue pieces
View illustrative 3D form ↑Check FNT1 fountain in the official catalogue for shape and dimensions ↗
Suitable conversations
Garden courts · Entry plazas · Terraces
Coordinate before release
Final dimensions, returns, attachment, tolerances, color, and texture.
Comparison tray · 0/3 selected

Select two or three references to keep a project shortlist.

Landscape precastArchitectural focal points · Large outdoor scale · Coordinated cast stone finishCustom profiles welcome

From reference to release

What Landmark Stone needs to resolve the piece.

A catalogue code is a useful starting point, not the whole specification. Send the available project information and the team can help close the gaps before fabrication.

Start a Fountains & Pots review
  1. 01
    Drawings & dimensions

    Plans, elevations, sections, field measurements, or a marked-up sketch.

  2. 02
    Reference & design intent

    A catalogue model, inspiration image, or profile that establishes the desired character.

  3. 03
    Quantity & configuration

    Piece counts, linear footage, corners, radii, returns, openings, and repeated conditions.

  4. 04
    Color & surface

    Target color, texture, adjacent materials, and the light conditions used for sample approval.

  5. 05
    Interface & schedule

    Substrate, attachment assumptions, delivery sequence, site access, and required milestone dates.

Common planning questions

Useful answers before you request pricing.

Can catalogue references be customized?

Yes. Catalogue families establish proportion and design direction. Final size, length, returns, radius conditions, color, texture, and project interfaces can be reviewed for the selected application.

What should be included with a quote request?

Send the model or design reference, dimensioned drawings when available, quantities, project location, desired finish, and schedule. Early sketches are also welcome when details are still being developed.

How are color and texture approved?

Digital finish studies help narrow the direction, but physical samples should be reviewed beside adjacent materials and in the project’s actual light before final approval.

Are attachment and installation requirements included?

The final assembly depends on piece geometry, substrate, loading, access, and local requirements. These conditions should be coordinated with the project team before release.

Technical review

Planning information in one place.

Use these values for early material evaluation. Confirm final dimensions, tolerances, engineering, finish samples, and installation requirements with the Landmark Stone team.

Related systems

Continue the material conversation.

Plan with Fountains & Pots

Bring the drawing, inspiration, or field condition.

Tell us what you are designing, building, or renovating. We’ll help identify the right material, finish, details, and next steps.