n the 18th century, stone features and follies were built to add interest and character to a garden. An unusual design would draw the viewer further into the landscape, and when reached would offer a comfortable seat and viewing point.
DRYSTONE DESIGN FACT…
A Drystone Designs seating feature can be small or large. A small ‘cuillin’ for example will comfortably seat 2, uses about 5 tons of stone, and costs about £3000. A large feature can seat 6 or 7 and might use 12 tons of stone.