Modern Floral Trumpet Pillar Floor Fountain
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$149.99 - Regular price
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$189.99 - Sale price
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$149.99
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Three spiraling trumpet flower columns rising from a shared base — this is the only fountain in the Modern Tiered series with organic curves rather than geometric lines. Where the other designs in this collection work with angles, planes, and hard edges, this one works with the coiling form of a flower opening upward. Water runs from the top of each column down the curving flower edges into the base reservoir, following the natural spiral of the form.
At 33.5" tall in textured concrete, the three columns have enough visual mass to read as outdoor sculpture from across a garden, not just a water feature you notice when you're standing next to it. At $149.99 it's the lowest price point in the series — the complexity is in the casting, not in the material cost, which is why the price and the visual impact don't match the way you'd expect.
Quick Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Height | 33.5 Inches |
| Material | GFRC Concrete |
| Finish | Textured Stone Grey |
| Design | Three Spiraling Trumpet Flower Columns |
| Pump | Included |
| Power | Standard 110V Plug-In |
| Assembly | Single Base, No Plumbing Required |
| Use | Outdoor Year-Round |
Works Best In
- Modern gardens that want organic form rather than strict geometry
- Garden beds and open lawn settings with surrounding planting
- Contemporary spaces where the fountain doubles as outdoor sculpture
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it concrete or resin?
GFRC — glass fiber reinforced concrete. Heavier and more weather-resistant than standard resin, with the texture and appearance of natural stone. It handles outdoor conditions including UV, rain, and temperature changes without the fading or degradation that resin develops over time.
Are the three columns separate pieces?
No. The three columns emerge from a single shared base — they are cast as one integrated form, not assembled from separate parts. This makes the structure more stable and eliminates any joints that could loosen or leak over time.
How do I winterize it?
Before the first hard frost, drain the reservoir completely and remove the pump to store indoors. Cover the fountain with a waterproof tarp. The GFRC concrete handles freeze-thaw cycles well when dry — draining and covering is sufficient winter protection without needing to move the piece.
