Sneak Peek!!

Available! A simple small ceramic bowl upstyled with chalk paint; a milky white outside with pretty green on the inside. I love how the contrasting colors work together! Gold gilding highlights the edges. It really ties this small upstyle together with a simple but classy look. You can never have enough “catch-all” bowls helping you stay organized around the house!

This gorgeous peacock canvas started out as a framed floral painting I purchased from a thrift store. I loved the gorgeous gold frame! Did you know Pablo Picasso was known to reuse old canvases when money was tight?  X-rays of some of his work shows layers of paint over originals. I felt conflicted about painting over another’s work until I read this. By using the framed canvas, I saved on both th

Another bowl upstyle, only this time the bowl was metal. This one was a challenge for me! It took paint & changes in direction to finally bring forth the inspiration in my head. Some describe it as a “sunset” or “golden hour”bowl for it looking like the setting sun inside with blue skies on the outside. Not only did I learn some new tricks doing this piece, but it was a great sense of accomplishme

Available! Set of  gilded coasters upstyled with beautiful mystic images; a butterfly, queen bee, crown, more! Each coaster features a different image & is blended with complimentary paint & sealed. I see these being used traditionally as coasters or displayed as wall art! Each piece is it’s own little masterpiece! Yes, I’m proud of how these turned out! My only wish for these is that I had more! 

A large, beautiful & ornate silver footed tray, given new life with this gorgeous peacock design! This tray was so fun to make & was a gift for a bride to be. She loved it!!

This cheery upstyle of a secretary desk offered to me free is one of my favorites. It was my first “ombrè” project, with it starting at the bottom with a deeper yellow & moving up to a cream. I kept the original hardware painting them with gold gilding & this was only my second project created using a furniture transfer. I was hooked!  I decided to keep this one for myself!