Decorative sculpture PIGMENT multicolour rearing horse SOCADIS

The Decorative sculpture PIGMENT multicolour rearing horse SOCADIS instantly turns a simple sideboard into a small domestic gallery. Standing 50 cm high, this rearing horse catches the eye with its frozen leap, as if captured mid-charge. On a hallway console, it becomes a vibrant focal point welcoming you home. The angular red, blue, bronze and dark metal-toned facets build a bold, graphic body that plays with light and shadow throughout the day. Anchored on a low, dark base, the figure seems to rise effortlessly from the furniture surface. Whether placed in a minimalist living room or beside more traditional pieces, this sculpture adds an artistic accent that energises the surroundings. On a TV unit, a buffet or a console table, it brings movement and colour without overwhelming the space, giving the room a clear visual anchor that visitors will remember.

Striking visual character

The horse is fully modelled in a rearing posture, balanced on its hind legs with the torso arched forward, creating a powerful diagonal across the sculpture. Its body is composed of layered, angular planes in vivid red, deep blue, bronzed highlights and darker metallic tones, forming a dynamic, almost mosaic-like surface. Each facet catches light differently, so reflections shift as you move around it. The slightly turned head, elongated neck and flowing tail all prolong the sense of upward motion. A compact, dark base keeps the focus on the rising silhouette and blends smoothly with most furniture tops. From profile or three-quarter view, the interplay of coloured planes remains clear and graphic. The overall impression is of a contemporary, almost cubist horse: recognisable as an animal figure yet abstract enough to suit modern, design-led interiors.

Why this piece stands out

• Dynamic rearing pose captures a precise instant of energy, ideal for bringing movement and tension into an otherwise calm interior setting.
• Angular red, blue, bronze and dark metallic facets create a graphic surface that stays visually interesting from multiple viewpoints around the room.
• Low, dark base keeps attention on the horse’s silhouette while sitting neatly on consoles, sideboards or shelving of different finishes.
• Tall yet slim proportions make it perfect for narrow tops, providing strong impact in hallways, living rooms or offices without cluttering circulation.
• Balancing animal theme with geometric styling, it bridges contemporary furniture and more classic pieces, tying mixed decorative influences together effortlessly.

Where to place your rearing horse

With its 50 cm height and modest 13 cm depth, this sculpture works beautifully on slim consoles, sideboards and shelving units. In an entrance, position it near the end of a console so the rearing movement greets visitors as they step in. In the living room, it can mark one side of a TV unit or buffet, counterbalancing a lamp or framed artwork on the other. On office storage or a credenza, the horse becomes a creative accent within a professional space. If you enjoy curated arrangements, let it lead a group of objects chosen from the wider decorative statue collection, but leave some breathing room so the silhouette remains clearly readable. Because the base is compact, you can place it relatively close to the edge while still maintaining a comfortable visual margin.

Lasting decorative harmony

This PIGMENT sculpture can serve as a long-term reference point around which your decor evolves. The strong reds and blues invite you to introduce matching accents through cushions, vases or abstract prints, while neutral walls help the colours shine. Its metallic facets pair well with black metal frames, bronzed lamp bases or dark-stained wood, building a consistent thread from one corner of the room to another. Over time, you can rearrange surrounding objects, either simplifying the setting to highlight the sculpture or building a small curated ensemble around it. Because the horse blends figurative subject matter with a geometric treatment, it adapts easily to style shifts—from industrial to contemporary or eclectic. Let it occupy a stable position in your home, then rotate textiles and accessories around it to keep the overall composition feeling refreshed yet coherent.