About Holloways Garden Antiques
For more than 30 years, Holloways Garden Antiques has supplied exceptional garden antiques and ornaments to domestic and corporate clients across the UK and beyond.
In courtyards surrounding the old family hop farm in the glorious Worcestershire countryside, we specialise in old English stonework, including farm troughs, millstones and staddle stones. We also stock an ever-changing range of contemporary sculpture, statuary and garden art, all designed to make your garden unique.
A visit to see our collection is never wasted. You can browse for hours in the extensive courtyards where you might find an old stone cider mill complete with millstone, a stone trough for planting alpines, an early 20th century lead urn or a contemporary sculpture to use as a garden centrepiece.
Plus you'll find a vast range of handmade terracotta pots and planters, hand-thrown by craftsmen who have been working with us for generations, and expert advice from our team.
Owner Edward Holloway is one of the leading experts in antique garden ornament and vintage garden ornament in the UK.
Holloways Garden Antiques is part of Holloways, the renowned contemporary country living furniture retailer.
Visit the showrooms and discover exceptional living, dining and garden furniture, a Gift Shop, Neptune store-in-store, our farm-to-fork Glasshouse café and The Sanctuary, our on-site hair, beauty and aesthetics salon. Learn more about Holloways furniture collections here.
THE HOLLOWAYS STORY
Thirty years ago, Edward and Diana Holloway converted the old hop kilns on their family farm in Suckley, deep in the Worcestershire countryside, to create their interior design and antiques business. Three decades on, Holloways is a nationally-renowned furniture retailer, supplying homeowners and leading interior and garden designers with exceptional indoor and outdoor furniture and garden antiques.
Where tractors once brought in the hop harvest to be picked and dried in the old brick drying sheds, the historic hop yard is now home to the Holloways Garden Antiques courtyards. Brimming with antique statuary, contemporary sculpture, fascinating architectural salvage and terracotta pots and planters of every shape and size, it is a treasure trove for collectors and gardeners alike.
The restored drying sheds and machinery house now house Holloways beautiful furniture showrooms, gift shop and Interior Design Studio. Here, you'll discover two floors of inspirational room sets filled with luxury living, dining and conservatory and garden room furniture and accessories. All against the backdrop of the old, red brick walls and carefully-preserved industrial features.
The old greenhouses, once a plant nursery, have been redeveloped into a dazzling, two-storey, glass-fronted furniture and outdoor living showroom – a huge solar installation on the roof offsetting more than 10 tons of C02 each year, the equivalent to the planting of 500 trees.
Today, this Gallery Showroom is home to a Neptune store-in-store, showcasing a carefully-curated selection of furniture and accessories by this great British brand, and The Sanctuary, our on-site hair, beauty and aesthetics salon.
Named with a nod to its horticultural past, the award-winning Glasshouse restaurant, with breathtaking views across to the Suckley Hills, serves modern British dishes at breakfast, lunch and for afternoon tea.
And while the business has grown way beyond the old farm and hop yards, the family farm is still the beating heart of Holloways, with a pedigree herd of Hereford cattle, which provide the beef for our restaurant, arable fields, wild flower meadows and miles of walks to explore incorporating a stunning section of the Worcestershire Way.
