Mr Winston doesn’t demand attention — he earns it. Settled into the garden with his ears pricked and his back turned to the world, this cast stone rabbit has the quiet confidence of something that belongs exactly where you put him. The weathered stone finish — mottled, layered, and slightly uneven — gives him the character of an antique find rather than a shop purchase. No two pieces finish identically, which is the point.

Two colourways

Sage Stone — a cool grey-green with mossy olive undertones. Built for lush gardens; disappears into foliage and lets the planting do the talking.

Warm Parchment — soft sand-beige graduating to a deep charcoal base. Catches warm light and sits beautifully against dark slate, terracotta planters, or a white-walled courtyard.

Where he works best

Tucked beside a large planter. Half-hidden under low ferns. Anchoring a pebbled corner of a courtyard. Placed on a covered patio where guests spot him on the second look — not the first. At 32 cm tall and 28 cm long, Winston has enough presence to hold a space without overpowering it.

Beena’s styling note

“Sage Stone disappears beautifully into a lush green corner — let the plants frame him. Warm Parchment is the one you want against dark slate or near terracotta planters. Either way, resist the urge to place him front and centre. The best garden accents are the ones people discover.”

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