Coffee Table with Dog Portrait
Repurposed antique tool box, made into a coffee table. This commissioned piece has the client’s Vizsla and custom made metal base. A UGA collar was added upon request.
Refinished Antique Chairs
Two chairs with antique red finish flanking the entrance to a beautiful home in the Ford Plantation, Richmond Hill, GA. Picture featured in Savannah Magazine, Best of Homes edition.
Refinished Antique Hutch
This hutch was in rough shape when I first saw it. The stained finish was too dark for the room, was two separate pieces (the top was mounted to the wall) and missing moldings. I made it one piece with added mirrors and trim, replaced missing trim, and gave it an antique red finish with black glaze and rubbed gold accents. Now a bar, located in Dahlonega, GA.
Dining Room Marsh
My first mural was painted in 2003 at the Ford Plantation in Richmond Hill, GA. The mural was a marsh scene painted in subtle tones in a dining room.
Trompe L’oiel Fountain
Trompe L’oiel fountain painted on wood panel at The Landings on Skidaway Island, GA. This playful mural features a lion’s head inspired by a historic home in Savannah and a crow and bluebird that are plentiful on the island.
Lowcountry Nest Sculpture
Sculpture commissioned by the Nicklaus Clubhouse in Colleton River Plantation, Bluffton, SC. Copper base, with iron coating and rust patina, this sculpture features flora and fauna of the Carolina lowcountry.
Moon Over Wormsloe
Commissioned painting for a Wylly Island residence. Full moon rising above the aptly named Moon River (made famous by the Johnny Mercer song) and Wormsloe Plantation.
Cockspur Island Lighthouse Mural
This dining room mural depicts a 360 degree view of Tybee Island, the Cockspur Island Lighthouse, Fort Pulaski and Lazaretto Creek.
Dorchester Hunt Club
11′ x 14′ mural in the lobby of Dorchester Hunt Club, Midway, GA.
Dandelion Nursery
Dandelion themed Nursery with repurposed hand painted furniture that belonged to the family for three generations.
Richmond Hill Lettuce Label
The Richmond Hill lettuce label mural is painted on the old brick telephone building in Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill was the winter home of Henry Ford during the 1930s-40s. Mr. Ford conducted many agricultural experiments, including one of the best lettuce farms in the country. The mural is a replica of the shipping label.
Powder Room Cabana
The entire powder room was painted to look like a cabana, with striped fabric opening to a view of the Ogeechee River. The clients two mischievous dogs were added, one peeking under the tent while another is tugging on a tassel.