Wind & Weather

Wind and seasonal changes give Wind & Weather its name and explain much of its catalog. The company began in 1976 on California’s northern coast and maintains an offering connected to nature: objects that move with the air, weather instruments, garden decorations, and home accents. Its current contact address is in Burnsville, Minnesota, and the website identifies it as part of the Stauer family of companies. Its California origins are therefore distinct from its current customer-contact address.

Wind spinners, chimes, and mobiles make movement and sound part of outdoor decoration. Around them are sculptures, decorative stakes, flags, windsocks, and wall pieces. Motifs include birds, butterflies, bees, other animals, and celestial figures, alongside coastal collections and whimsical designs. The catalog uses materials such as metal, glass, ceramic, stone, and wood, with styles ranging from natural references to deliberately playful shapes.

The garden is not presented solely as an ornamental setting. There are bird feeders, baths, and houses, planters, pots, and growing products, as well as plants and bulbs in the relevant categories. Arches, arbors, path elements, watering solutions, and furniture broaden outdoor use. Pillows, covers, and rugs complete seating areas. This variety distinguishes objects that attract wildlife, products for growing, and pieces that equip a place to sit or walk through the garden.

Lighting adds solar, electric, and battery-powered options, alongside candles and other decorative pieces. Fountains and fire-related items sit alongside seasonal accessories. Indoors, the range includes clocks, textiles, window accents, vases, wreaths, and barware. Many pieces connect indoor and outdoor spaces through the same repertoire of animals, landscapes, and natural forms. The selection accommodates a room accent or a centerpiece for an open space without reducing both purchases to the same category.

Weather instruments are another specialty. Wind & Weather organizes basic and advanced stations, barometers, hygrometers, rain gauges, and thermometers, as well as wind instruments and traditionally styled models. Their function differs from that of a moving sculpture: they provide information about weather or surrounding conditions. The coexistence of instruments and decoration is one of the store’s distinctive features, bringing weather observation and objects inspired by it into a single catalog.

Purchases are made through the online store, with order tracking, wishlists, and catalog requests available. The advertised policy allows returns within thirty days unless an exception is stated, refunding the purchase price and excluding shipping, handling, and insurance charges. Sales and customer service have separate channels. Wind & Weather is defined by an extensive selection for home and garden, where readers can distinguish instruments, equipment, and decoration by the role each piece will play in their space.