Gallery
This gallery includes photos of some floorcloths I have made, most of which are sold. I am currently working on replenishing my inventory. Click HERE to view only those items available for sale now. As floorcloths become available, photos will be added. While I will not duplicate a design, if you see something you like, I can work with you to create a similar floorcloth that meets your individual tastes. See the pricing and commission section for further information.
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“It is GORGEOUS…just GORGEOUS. Better than anticipated. The photographs did not do it justice. The texture is way more smooth and even than I expected as well. You did an outstanding job and should be proud of yourself. I know we are. It is and will be displayed with mucho pride. We placed it so that is is readily visable as soon as you walk into the room.”
—James and Jen S. regarding a 4’x6’ floorcloth with a Mexican Folk Art theme that they commissioned for their home in Washington state, June 2005.
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| “Botanical” | “‘50s Fish” | “Grandma’s Dishes” |
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This piece will be featured on HGTV’s show That’s Clever. Click HERE for more info. This floorcloth measures 2’6”x3’6”. It is a basic botanical design silhouetted against a black and gray background. All colors are textured using faux techniques. The botanical silhouette is outlined with metallic copper paint. Price: $200. |
This floorcloth measures 2’6”x3’6” and would go great in the kitchen. The design is inspired by vintage fabric from the fifties. The silver metalic paint really adds to the fun of this funky floorcloth. Price: $150. |
Dishes I inherited from my Grandma inspired this design. This is the “Biscayne” design by the Salem China Company. I have been told that this particular design was available with grocery purchase at IGA stores in the 1950s. Sold?private residence, Columbia, MO. |
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| “Geometry is Hard for Me” | “Bottles” | |
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| The design on this splatmat was inspired by a floor I saw in a movie once. I used faux painting techniques to give the rectangles depth and interest. This piece measures 3’6”x3’6”. Not for sale. | These placemats are painted using all metallic paints, and look really cool. The silver background has circular brushstrokes giving the placemats depth and character. | |
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| “Classic Nautical Star” | “’40s Floral” | Floral Placemats |
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| This floorcloth measures 8’x8’. Rodney Acton, owner of Salon Mir in downtown Columbia, MO, commissioned this floorcloth for his shampoo room when he redecorated his salon in a late 1930s boudoir style. Commissioned piece, not for sale. | The design for this 4’x6’ floorcloth was inspired by a chintz upholstery fabric design from the 1940s. The background is a multilayered faux finish, which includes sponging, ragging on and ragging off techniques. The flower was sponged over with gold and various shades of pink and the leaves were painted using a wet brushnig technique. The faux finishes combined with the burnished gold border give this floorcloth a touch of sophistication. This piece is currently available for $975. | The design for these placemats was inspired by vintage wallpaper. To make these, I painted one large canvas, then I cut it into six placemats. You can put the placemats together like a puzzle to see the original picture. They add interest to the table because they are not all exactly alike but are pieces of a larger design. These placemats measure 14”x19”. |
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| “Grand Couteau” | “Lost in Italy” | |
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| This is the first floorcloth I was commissioned to make. It measures 6’x9’. The floral pattern is taken from a tile design in a Catholic church in Grand Couteau, LA. It is a duplicate of a floorcloth the homeowners had had since the early eighties; the original had been damaged in a flood. The colors were modified to match their new decor. It is not for sale. | This floorcloth was inspired by a photograph my friend, Maria, took during her travels in Italy. I was struck by its peaceful feel and the beautiful deep blues and greens. I thought it would make an interesting floorcloth, because the floor is the last place one would expect to see something like this. It is currently in a private residence in Texas, where is lies on the white marble floor of the home’s entryway. Not for sale. | |
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| “Cocktails Anyone?” | “‘Til Death Do Us Party” | “Happy Holidays” |
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| This floorcloth measures 2’6”x3’6”. It has a brushed silver metallic background. The cocktail sword is painted metallic pink then covered with a coat of glitter paint to add to the fun feel of this whimsical piece. This floorcloth goes well wherever you want an unexpected touch of fun.
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This floorcloth measures 4’x6’. It is inspired by a 1984 Day of the Dead paper cut out by Carmen Lomas Garza. I love the bold colors and designs of Mexican folk and religious art. This floorcloth is in my family room. Not for sale. | This floorcloth measures 2’6” X 3’6”. 1950s drink glasses inspired this design. The entire surface was covered with multiple coats of glitter paint adding to the festive feel of this holiday floorcloth. This floorcloth is in a private residence in St. Louis, Missouri. Not for sale. |
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| “Dude’s Skull” | “’50s Grill” | “Life’s Journey” |
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| My friends, Dude and Miss Jen, commissioned this piece for a room in their new home. A fan of body art, Dude found the basic skull design in a tattoo book and modified it. Using a hand colored xerox of the skull and a verbal description of the room’s colors and wall art, I designed the floorcloth to fit their space. It measures 4’x6’. Commissioned for a private residence in Seattle, Washington, this piece is not for sale. | This 2’6”x3’6” floorcloth design was inspired by a table cloth from the 1950s. I really liked the bright colors and whimisical design, which translated well for the floor. The woman who bought this piece said it reminded her of linoleum in her grandmother’s kitchen. Private residence, St. Louis, MO. | This floorcloth measures 2’6”X3’6’. It was a commission for a couple celebrating their 15th anniversary. They love to travel and chose symbols that hold significance in their lives together. We decided on a design that incorporated a worn leather look background to represent an old suitcase, a map of the world, and their symbols painted to look like travel stickers. Private residence in Columbia, MO. Not for sale. |
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| “Red Floral” | “Lilly” | |
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| The design of these placemats is based on vintage wallpaper. The colors are fun and vibrant, adding a dash of funky color to any table setting. They measure 14”X19”. Currently available for $85. | This colorful 25”X44” floorcloth was commissioned for a clothing boutique in Leesburg, VA, that specializes in Lilly Pulitzer clothing. The design is a visual quote from Lilly’s 2004 Breast Cancer scarf for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. | |
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| “Twilight in My Backyard ” | “Preppy Flowers” | “Candy Canes” |
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| This floorcloth measures 4’X6’. It is based on the magic I find in my backyard with the help of my children. The outer border is painted to represent blades of grass and flowers silhouetted against the twilight sky and includes a few fairies going their rounds. The center is bordered with woodgrain to resemble a window frame looking out at the night sky filled with stars. originally intended for a child’s bedroom, this floorcloth is currently in the entryway of a private home in Houston, TX. Not for sale. | This floorcloth measures 2’6”x3’6”. It has a brushed silver metallic background. The cocktail sword is painted metallic pink then covered with a coat of glitter paint to add to the fun feel of this whimsical piece. This floorcloth goes well wherever you want an unexpected touch of fun. | These placemats are just random candy canes on a kelly green field. They are covered with multiple coats of glitter paint adding to the festive feel. They were commissioned for a private residence in Lafayette, Louisiana, and are not for sale. |
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| “The Itsy-Bitsy Spider” | “Clara Dances with Flowers” | Santa Placemats |
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| This placemat is a whimsical interpretation of the classic nursery rhyme, The Itsy Bitsy Spider. It was commissioned as a 2nd birthday present for a lucky little girl. Not for sale, but watch for future installments from the nursery rhyme collection. | This placemat was commissioned as a 1st birthday present for a little girl named Clara. It is inspired by pictures from the Nutcracker Storybook. Not for sale. | These cute Santa placemats will add cheer to your holiday table. A clear glitter finish adds to their festive appearance. They measure 14”X19”. Currently available for $80. |