Trellis

Trellis has its roots in the English garden, where a simple framework supports climbing roses, jasmine and clematis. It is practical garden architecture, but one that has always carried a decorative quality.

That balance between structure and ornament gives Trellis its character. The framework creates order without enclosure, leaving space for something less predictable to grow through it. Over time, the support can almost disappear beneath what it was built to hold.

Gold gives that familiar garden idea a rather unexpected turn. Instead of timber or wire, the framework takes on the character of decorative metalwork. Against natural stone, it feels richer without losing the openness of the original reference.

Trellis has always played with the idea of the supporting structure becoming the decoration. Precious metal simply takes that thought a little further. What began as an ordinary piece of garden architecture becomes something altogether more ornamental.

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