About us

Denman+Gould specialise in public and community-based art and design projects.  Our studio works across multiple disciplines, from the design and build of large-scale public art projects to film, sculpture, textiles and jewellery. We are passionate about making, accessibility, the outside and sustainability. 

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Making Cribbs Canopy
Making Cribbs Canopy

Welcome to our studio in Haydon, Dorset, a converted chapel nestled beneath Scots Pines and Oak trees.

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In the workshop | Making Kumiko inspired screens for Cotford St Luke Primary School
In the workshop | Making Kumiko inspired screens for Cotford St Luke Primary School
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Courtyard Constellation

Courtyard Constellation

Wildlife Pods

Wildlife Pods

From the Forest to the Sea

From the Forest to the Sea

The Eocene Collection - Geospheres by @amanda_wallwork now on display at the Geological Society, London. Part of Amanda’s Colour of Time Installation at Earth Canvas: Exploring Geology in Creativity conference @geolsoc A collection created fr
New things on their way @ginkgoprojects
New things taking shape in the workshop. @ginkgoprojects
A series of carved Oak bird and bat nesting sculptures will support species found in an area of ancient woodland on the outskirts of Thornbury. These were modelled on larch cones and seed pods found within the woodland. The carved sculptures are ho
Gower / Gwyr Home Bliss Oxwich National Nature Reserve is a unique example of beach, sand dunes, lakes, woodlands, cliffs and small and freshwater marshes. It’s rare to have so many different habitats in such a small area in the UK. This is w
Details of hand cut joinery on the oak habitat screens made for the children of Cotford St Luke Primary School. Every joint was hand cut and made without the use of any nails. This makes the work very strong and stable and shows skill and craftsmansh
In 2022 we were appointed by Somerset West and Taunton Council to design and make a new permanent public artwork for Cotford St Luke near Taunton in Somerset. The project has been funded by section 106 monies from a completed housing development in C