If a maker produced garden objects, each listing could show several views, dimensions and the material used. A custom enquiry would describe the proposed location, size and finish. A drawing would require approval before production. Pages would explain supplied installation instructions and service limits, while progress tracking coordinated making, packing and collection of the completed piece once the maker had checked it.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
Can a public installation appear as a project reference?
Only when the maker can document their involvement and has relevant permission. Otherwise, the gallery should show their own creations with accurate captions explaining exactly what they produced.
How should decoration differ from equipment for birds?
The catalogue should describe each object's actual purpose. A decorative piece should not be presented as suitable habitat without verified characteristics that support that specific function and use.