Stainless Steel
SS304/SS316 — mirror, brushed, bead-blast and PVD finished contemporary works.
SCULPTURES & ART
Metal sculptures, public art and bespoke fabricated artwork — hand-forged stainless steel, cast brass and iron elements developed with artists and designers for hotels, cultural landmarks and public spaces.
WHAT WE FABRICATE
Sculptural work is the most demanding fabrication we do: artistic geometry, hand finishing, structural engineering and long-term appearance all at once. KingDeco develops sculptures and art pieces with artists and designers — from maquette and 3D model through armature and fabrication to surface treatment and installation.
Hand forging and finishing supported by structural and fabrication engineering.
We translate artistic intent into fabrication method without losing the work's character.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Hotel lobby centre pieces, public-space landmarks, casino art installations, corporate collection pieces, memorial and cultural works, landscape sculptures — one-off works where the fabrication method is part of the artwork's story.
Lobby centrepieces and installation artwork.
Landscape and public-space sculptures.
DESIGN & FABRICATION OPTIONS

Hand-forged and finished stainless steel works.

Cast elements for traditional and sculptural works.

Mirror-finished contemporary sculptures.

Abstract and contemporary compositions.

Figurative and representational pieces.

Large-scale landmark fabrications.
MATERIALS
SS304/SS316 — mirror, brushed, bead-blast and PVD finished contemporary works.
Cast and fabricated brass with polished, antique and patina finishes.
Traditional cast elements for figurative and heritage works.
Metal composed with stone, lighting and other media within the artwork.
FINISHES
Sculpture finishing is hand work — samples and mock-ups establish the finish language before the final surface is worked.
Full mirror on formed and welded stainless.
Brushed, hammered and forged textures.
Controlled patinas on brass and bronze-tone works.
PVD colour on sculptural elements.
Long-term protective coatings for public installations.
Finish samples establish the hand-finish standard before final work.
ENGINEERING
A sculpture is art on the outside and engineering inside: armature and internal structure, weight and anchorage, wind loading for outdoor works, segment division for transport, and installation method. We develop these with the artist or designer so the finished work is faithful, safe and installable.
Large works are segmented and reinforced for transport, with site assembly engineered in.
PROCESS
From maquette to installed artwork — a collaborative, staged process.
Architectural drawings, renderings and design intent reviewed for fabrication feasibility.
Material thicknesses, joints, fixings and installation references developed.
Material and finish samples produced and approved against references.
Laser cutting, CNC processing, bending, rolling, welding and assembly.
Joints, corners and visible surfaces controlled to the approved standard.
Hairline, mirror, vibration, PVD, powder coating or specialist finish applied.
Dimensions, appearance and finish verified against the approved sample.
Protected, labelled and sequenced for installation — exported worldwide.
FAQ
Yes — works are developed from maquettes, 3D models and drawings, with the fabrication method designed around the artistic intent.
Large works are segmented with engineered joints and reinforcement, packed per segment and assembled on site.
Yes — materials, finishes and protective coatings are selected for the installation environment.
Yes — we work directly with artists and designers to translate intent into fabrication.
Yes — armature, anchorage and wind/structural considerations are part of the development.
ENQUIRY
Send the maquette, 3D model, drawings or concept references — plus the site conditions and installation environment. We develop the fabrication approach with you, from engineering to finishing, and revert with a quotation.
Project review
Share what you have — we will tell you what is already sufficient for quotation and what should follow.