Choosing among the largest fountains in a catalogue is rarely about taste alone - it's about scale, budget and what a property can actually support. Four flagship models from the Style Fountains range sit at the top of that scale: total heights from 190 cm, basins up to 420 cm across, and prices spanning almost thirty thousand euros between the most accessible and the most expensive. Here is how the four actually compare, model by model.
The four models at a glance
| Model | Material | Total height | Diameter | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fontana Milano | cast natural stone, 7 colours | 275 cm | 420/400 cm outer, 300 cm inner | €18,600.00 |
| Antique Fountain Central | frost-resistant limestone, handcrafted | approx. 255 cm | 350 cm | €34,000.00 |
| Village Fountain Saint-Tropez | frost-resistant limestone, 3 sizes | 190–280 cm | 195–300 cm (280–380 cm with base plates) | €13,900.00 |
| Fontana Linda | cast natural stone, 7 colours | 275 cm | 150 cm bowl | €6,600.00 |
Fontana Milano: width as the statement
The Style Fountain Fontana Milano (from €18,600.00) is the largest of the four by footprint: a 420 cm outer diameter and 300 cm inner diameter at 275 cm tall, built from 30 components. Seven stone colours are available, from Natural White to Old London Gloss. A basin this wide needs matching space - a broad lawn or a central position visible from more than one sightline.
Antique Fountain Central: the most expensive, most handcrafted
The French Antique Fountain Central (from €34,000.00) is by far the most expensive model in this comparison - and the only one whose own product description specifically calls out small intentional scratches, built into the manufacturing process to preserve its nostalgic character. 255 cm tall, 350 cm across, with four antique waterspouts, in a choice of Estallades, Avion or Avion Patina limestone. Its delivery volume of 4-5 one-way pallets signals the scale of the undertaking before installation even begins.
Village Fountain Saint-Tropez: the only one offered in three sizes
The Village Fountain Natural Stone Saint-Tropez (from €13,900.00) is the only model here genuinely offered across three distinct sizes: from 190 cm tall (195 cm diameter, 280 cm with base plates) up to 280 cm (300 cm, 380 cm with base plates), each with four antique waterspouts on support brackets. That flexibility makes it the obvious choice when the exact footprint isn't settled until later in the garden plan.
Fontana Linda: the entry point to this tier
The Style Fountain Fontana Linda (from €6,600.00) reaches the same 275 cm total height as the Fontana Milano, but stays far more compact in footprint, with a 150 cm bowl and only seven components. The same seven stone colours are available. It carries the lowest entry price in this comparison, suited to a property that wants the vertical presence of a style fountain without the ground area a Milano or Central demands.
Matching model to property
A large, open lawn suits the horizontal spread of the Fontana Milano. A garden with mature walls and an already historic feel calls for the hand-scratched detail of the Antique Fountain Central. A property where the exact footprint is still being decided gains three genuine size options with the Saint-Tropez rather than one fixed commitment. A tighter budget at the same height points to the Fontana Linda.
Frequently asked questions
Which model is the least expensive? The Fontana Linda, from €6,600.00.
Which model offers the most size flexibility? The Village Fountain Saint-Tropez, available in three distinct sizes.
Are all four models frost-resistant? Yes, all four are built from frost-resistant natural stone for year-round outdoor use.
How much space does the Fontana Milano actually need? With a 420 cm outer diameter, the site should allow considerably more room than the fountain itself, for access and sightlines.
Do you produce these fountains in specific dimensions as well? Yes, we can produce these models with custom dimensions - we create around 40 custom objects yearly.
All four share the same ambition: a fountain that doesn't just sit in a garden but defines its architecture. Which of the four is right comes down less to taste than to the footprint actually available.