Several purchasing channels offer different guarantees. Specialized home decor stores are the safest option for high-end pieces: you benefit from expert advice, you can physically examine the artwork, and after-sales service is generally available. E-commerce websites specializing in home decor offer comprehensive catalogs with detailed descriptions and numerous photos. Prioritize established platforms with a customer review system and a clear return policy. Check the shipping conditions for fragile and bulky items.

A quality resin sculpture can be identified by several specific indicators. First, examine the surface: it should be free of visible air bubbles and cracks. The sculpted details should be crisp and precise, with smooth transitions between the different parts. Check the thickness of the resin by lifting the piece: a sculpture that is too light often reveals cost-cutting with thin walls that compromise its strength. Uniformity of color and finish also testifies to a controlled manufacturing process.

Yes, but under certain essential conditions. Only resin sculptures with UV protection are suitable for permanent outdoor display. Check that the manufacturer explicitly states the piece is designed for outdoor use. Even with a suitable resin, some precautions are necessary: position the sculpture sheltered from direct sunlight if possible, under an awning or pergola. Apply a special protective resin wax twice a year to enhance its durability. In regions with harsh winters and severe frost, it's best to bring your most valuable sculptures indoors or protect them with a breathable cover. Seasonal cleaning with mild soapy water will significantly extend the life of your outdoor sculpture.

Maintaining a resin sculpture is remarkably simple, which contributes to its popularity. For indoor use, weekly dusting with a dry microfiber cloth or a soft-bristled brush is perfectly sufficient. A more thorough monthly cleaning with warm, soapy water will remove accumulated marks and dirt. Use only mild soap, such as Marseille soap; never use abrasive products, acetone, or alcohol, which will damage the finish. Dry immediately with a soft cloth to avoid watermarks. Outdoor sculptures require quarterly attention: a complete cleaning, checking for cracks, and applying a protective wax if necessary. To restore the shine of a glossy finish, occasionally use a specific plastic polish. By following these simple steps, your sculpture will retain its original appearance for many years.

Absolutely. Resin takes paint well, provided you use the right products. Start by cleaning and lightly sanding the surface to improve adhesion. Then apply a special plastic primer, followed by your acrylic or alkyd paint. Finish with a protective varnish to ensure the durability of your customization.

With proper care, a quality resin sculpture can last for several years without noticeable deterioration.

Wrap your sculpture in bubble wrap, paying particular attention to the protruding and fragile parts.

Most decorative sculptures remain pleasure purchases rather than financial investments. Their true value lies in the aesthetic enjoyment they provide on a daily basis.

For sculptures costing more than a few hundred francs, insurance becomes a wise precaution. Resin sculptures, while durable, remain vulnerable to falls, impacts, or household accidents (fire, water damage). First, check your home insurance policy: many policies include "valuables" coverage with a limit. This coverage is sufficient for most decorative sculptures. Keep all supporting documents safe and separate from the sculpture itself.

Outdoor sculptures are specifically designed to withstand harsh weather conditions: intense UV rays, rain, frost, temperature variations, and humidity. Their wall thickness is generally greater (a minimum of 5-8 mm compared to 3-5 mm for indoor sculptures) to ensure durability against the elements. Exterior finishes often include several coats of special protective varnish. The price reflects these differences: an outdoor sculpture typically costs more due to the premium materials and additional treatments required.

High-quality resin sculptures are generally frost-resistant down to -15°C without structural damage, provided they have been properly designed for this purpose. The resin itself is not affected by freezing, but sudden temperature changes (rapid transitions from freezing to thawing) can create micro-cracks. Snow poses fewer problems than ice; it even partially insulates the sculpture. However, the accumulation of heavy, wet snow on protruding parts creates pressure that can cause breakage. Gently brush away deep snow without using metal tools that could scratch the surface. In regions with harsh winters (temperatures regularly below -20°C), it is best to bring the most valuable sculptures indoors or protect them with special breathable winter covers. Never use waterproof plastic covers, as these create condensation and promote mold and deterioration. Apply an additional protective wax before winter to enhance waterproofing.

Look for explicit terms such as "outdoor use," "UV resistant," "all-weather," or "outdoor resistant" to guarantee the sculpture's suitability. A UV-resistant treatment is essential. Some manufacturers also mention water-repellent or waterproofing treatments. Check the care instructions: if they recommend frequent cleaning or the regular application of protective products, the sculpture is well-suited for outdoor use. If in doubt, contact the manufacturer or seller directly for written confirmation, especially for a significant investment.

All our sculptures are carefully crafted in our workshops located in Europe. We have made a deliberate choice to produce in Europe to guarantee high quality standards and rigorous quality control at every stage of production. This geographical proximity also allows us to maintain constant communication with our artisans, ensure reliable delivery times, and significantly reduce the carbon footprint associated with transportation compared to manufacturing from further afield. Each sculpture benefits from a meticulous manufacturing process that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern resin casting techniques.

The production time varies depending on the complexity, size, and level of customization of your sculpture. For our standard models in stock, shipping generally occurs within 2 to 5 business days after your order is confirmed. For custom-made pieces, please allow 4 to 8 weeks, including production in our European workshops, quality control, finishing, and transport to our Swiss logistics center. Bespoke creations sometimes require 8 to 12 weeks due to the complexity of the molding process, extended drying time, and particularly meticulous finishing. We always inform you of the estimated lead time when you place your order, and our Swiss customer service team is available to assist you with any follow-up. Email notifications will keep you informed at each key stage: order confirmation, start of production, and shipping. For urgent orders or specific events, please contact us directly: we will do everything we can to expedite the process. European manufacturing allows us greater flexibility and responsiveness than long-distance production, which requires several months of maritime transport.

Yes, we offer a bespoke creation service, which is one of our key strengths. Thanks to our network of European workshops and our Swiss-based service, we can fulfill specific requests: adapting the dimensions of an existing model, modifying colors or finishes, adding personalized elements such as engraving or a logo, or even creating a completely unique sculpture to your specifications. The process begins with a detailed consultation with our design team to precisely define your project, prepare a quote, and confirm the technical aspects. Custom sculptures typically require 8 to 12 weeks of lead time and involve a larger investment than standard models, justified by the bespoke nature of the work and the uniqueness of the piece. This service is ideal for both individuals seeking a one-of-a-kind artwork and professionals (hotels, restaurants, boutiques, companies) looking for signature pieces that align with their visual identity. Contact our Swiss customer service to discuss your project: we carefully review each request and support you from design to delivery.

Our quality control process is structured around several rigorous stages throughout the production chain. From the moment we receive the raw materials, our European workshops verify the conformity of the resins and pigments according to our strict specifications. During manufacturing, intermediate checks monitor the molding, detect any air bubbles, and validate the structural integrity. After demolding, each sculpture undergoes a meticulous visual inspection: surface verification, sharpness of details, absence of defects, and uniformity of finish. Defective sculptures are systematically rejected. Once the finishes (paint, varnish) are applied, a final check validates the aesthetic conformity and surface resistance. Our Swiss after-sales service remains your primary contact for any questions or issues that may arise. This multi-level system allows us to maintain an exceptional level of customer satisfaction.

Although our after-sales service is based in Switzerland and we have a strong presence in the Swiss market, we ship our sculptures throughout Europe and worldwide. Switzerland, of course, benefits from optimal conditions with short delivery times (generally 2 to 5 business days for items in stock) and in-depth knowledge of local customs and logistics regulations. Shipping costs vary depending on the destination, weight, and volume of your order; they are available upon request from our customer service department. We work exclusively with carriers specializing in fragile and valuable items, guaranteeing careful packaging and insurance coverage for your sculpture during transit. Contact us directly: we review each request individually to offer you the best logistics solution.