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Adrianne's Picks
Garden Series I by Brucie Holler
The loose layers of media create this striking movement through this piece. The soft color shifts and abstract forms bring a sense of life and energy without feeling overwhelming. It’s a great choice for a living room, office, or anywhere you want something fresh and expressive.
Having a Ball 42 by Brian Hibbard
Playful and completely unexpected, this piece has a lighthearted charm that feels full of personality and life. There’s a vintage, almost whimsical quality that I love and her grin keeps me intrigued every time I see it. At 48" x 48", this is quite a statement piece for a guest room, kids room, or anywhere you want something fun and memorable.
Melody by Kim Gibbs
Kim's marshes are always so eye-catching with their vibrance and hints of hidden color. The textures and layers of color really give this piece a sense of movement- the spartina swaying a bit in the breeze, catching the light and shadows intermittently. It brings depth and a sense of openness to a space while still feeling calm and grounded. This is beautiful for a living room, and even serene enough for a bedroom.
Suzy's Picks
Tenderness by Dottie Leatherwood give this pieces a peaceful and reflective feeling, like early spring sunrises with its soft warm light. It really makes mornings on the marsh come alive and would be perfect for a bedroom, sitting room, or anywhere you want a sense of calm and stillness.
The movement in the sky and water feels fresh and full of energy in Marc Hanson's Swirling- like spring air rolling in. It has a lightness that makes a space feel open and energetic. Beautiful for a living room or above a console where you want something uplifting but relaxed.
There’s something really special about Turning Her Eggs by Mary Segars. The whole composition of nurturing and new life, paired with vibrant, textured brushwork feels very “Spring time” in the best way. Great for a hallway, office, or a spot where you want a little personality and story.
Beachwalk Large Organic Bowl by Barbel Brooks is quite the statement. Textural, reflective, and coastal, this piece feels like the beach; so fresh, layered, and full of life. It adds a modern, organic touch and works beautifully on a coffee table, entry console, or as a centerpiece where it can catch the light.
Mattie's Picks
Horse Pen Ending by Marc Hanson
The soft light and open skies give this piece a quiet, peaceful feel—like spring settling into the marsh. I'm in love with these soft blues and purples; we've seen similar skies in some of Marc's pieces before and they're always my favorites. They bring a sense of stillness and calm and the colors themselves would be perfect for a living room, entryway, or above a couch where you want something serene and expansive.
Sunday in Spring by Mary St. Germain
Fresh, light, and vibrant, this painting captures the gentle energy that is Spring. The piece is still and calm but lively in colors and textures. This piece would be beautiful in a bedroom, sunroom, or any space that could use a gentle, uplifting touch.
American Oystercatcher by Heather Lancaster
I love the boldness of Heather's pieces. I love the refined line and color work that contrasts beautifully against the white negative background she often has. Her pieces are always so moving and elegant. Her portfolio is a great nod to coastal life and in many ways gives us an introduction to wildlife we may not even be aware of, much less get to experience up- close. This piece would be perfect wherever it hangs but definitely needs to be the focal point of the space.
Adrianne's Picks
These pieces all have a calm, reflective feel, each in a different way.
Berta's Woman in Red stands out for its quiet solitude and use of negative space, making it a beautiful choice for a bedroom or a more minimal, serene space.
Sometimes It Takes Darkness by Lindsey Tucker Gutierrez has loose brushstrokes and an unfinished feel at the bottom that adds movement and interest, inviting the viewer in closer. This piece is great for a living room or entry where you want something larger and more expressive.
Lighting The Way by Dottie Leatherwood captures everything we love about the Lowcountry. The soft skies and a sense of calm from the warm glow works perfectly in just about any main living space, but definitely deserves to be the main focus of the room.
Suzy's Picks
If you ever been on the water where you see nature blossom in front of your eyes and then you feel like everything will be ok, that's what I feel when looking at these pieces.
All three paintings feel calm and connected, even with bright colors and bold compositions. Andie's pieces are smaller and more intimate, making them great together and perfect for a powder room, hallway, guest space, or anywhere you want something peaceful and easy to look at.
Lindsey's piece adds more movement and drama- perfect for an entryway or as a focal piece above a fireplace or sideboard.
Mattie's Picks
I chose these pieces for their fun personality and color.
Ashley's pieces are the newest in the gallery as of me typing this. Her work is always so playful and unexpected. I think they would be perfect for a powder room, kitchen, or anywhere you need something playful and eclectic.
The third piece has a softer, more abstract feel with lots of texture, and would work well in a living room, bedroom, or entryway.
Together, they all bring a nice balance between bold and accessible.
