Gravestones, Art & Garden Fountains from Natural Stone – Handcrafted by Bildhauer Meier GmbH from Brugg At our Bildhauer Meier GmbH ateliers in Brugg, we create high-quality gravestones, garden ornaments, and artistic sculptures from natural stone. With over 20 years of experience, we offer a wide range of personalized solutions – from magnificent natural stone fountains, spring stones, and column fountains to decorative birdbaths, stone figures, and bronze sculptures. Discover our unique boulders and the many possibilities for water-based garden design. Our Services at a Glance: • Gravestones : Individually crafted gravestones made of natural stone. • Garden Ornaments : Artistic decorations for your garden landscape. • Natural Stone Fountains : Unique fountains that highlight your garden. • Spring Stones & Column Fountains : Perfect elements for incorporating water into your garden. • Birdbaths & Stone Figures : Functional and aesthetic accessories for your outdoor space. • Bronze Sculptures : Artistic details for special accents. • Boulders : Natural eye-catchers for your garden architecture. A beautiful garden fountain creates a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere. The gentle sound of water combined with an aesthetic design promotes relaxation and serenity. As experienced sculptors, we offer decorative fountain installations that are delivered and fully installed – without the need for additional electrical or plumbing work. Everything is provided by us, from start to finish! Visit us online at www.bildhauer-meier.ch and be inspired by our handcrafted works of art made from natural stone and bronze. Transform your garden into a tranquil oasis of beauty and peace with the unique creations of Bildhauer Meier GmbH from Brugg in the Aargau region.

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Alex Schaufelbühl is a freelance sculptor born in 1967 in Bremgarten AG. He completed his mason apprenticeship in 1987 and sculpture apprenticeship in 1993. He established his own atelier at the Reuss in Gnadenthal, Niederwil in 1999. He is a co-founder of the Freiämter Sagenweg and created twelve sculptures based on old Aargau legends in 2010.