Looking for a new painting to hang in your living area, or a sculpture for your front yard? Jacksonville is saturated with talented local artists who specialize in an array of mediums, including mosaics, oil paint, glass, woodworking, stoneware, and so much more. From fine studio pieces to the work of traveling artisans, Jacksonville’s artwork can bring something truly special into any residential or commercial space.
Locally-made ceramics from Robin’s Nest Studio and Herrick Smith Studios offer a stylish way to store utensils, enjoy tea and coffee, or serve guests. Handcrafted stoneware also makes for one-of-a-kind décor that’s sure to delight and inspire. If paintings are more your thing, there are a multitude of Jacksonville artist studios to browse. You can find unique artwork to hang on your walls at Anne Marie Oliver Fine Art Studio, Tripp Harrison Studio and Gallery, and Strock Design. If you’re searching for a muralist, Lang’s Decorative Arts, Inc. and Arts Evolution are great places to start.
Other Jacksonville artists include expert woodworkers such as JAX Woodworks, who can transform entire rooms with gorgeous custom paneling or add character with architectural wood carvings. You can also have custom furniture and cabinetry made from master carpenters like Buddy Hull! Not only will you have a stunning, quality-made piece in your home or office, but you’ll also be supporting your neighbors and the local economy.
If tile work is your preference, there are talented local artists who specialize in mosaics. Whether it’s a kitchen backsplash or shower surround, add a unique touch to your home by hiring an artist like Renee’s Custom Art to complete a personalized installation. You can even purchase a custom etched or carved glass piece, such as a shower door or partition window. Check out Goodwin Glassworks, Unique Glass Designs, and Skip Hunter Designs.
Whatever your tastes or interests, there’s a gifted artisan (in fact, there are probably quite a few) in Jacksonville who can bring your vision to life.
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