Lisa Curry Mair, owner of Canvasworks, has been creating floorcloths and other painted canvas items since 1992. She works from the carriage house wing of her 200 year old farmhouse in Vermont, where her studio, shop and showrooms are located. Lisa has created reproduction floorcloths for numerous museums, including Mystic Seaport Museum, Hanover Tavern, Mount […]
Floorcloth Artist: Neelam Paralkar
Neelam Paralkar is the owner of Design Village, which offers a wide selection of hand-crafted canvas floorcloths, as well as game boards and table accessories. Neelam specializes in traditional quilt designs, historical floor patterns, and designs from early American wall stencils. Neelam created her first floorcloth after moving to a new home in 1997. For […]
Floorcloth Artist: Marie Zakrzewski
Marie Zakrzewski, of Timeless Floorcloths, has been painting floorcloths for five years and says that she absolutely loves what she is doing. She stencils historical, traditional, and country floorcloths, and also paints modern designs. Located in Connecticut, Marie will ship her floorcloths anywhere in the world. To see more of Marie’s work, visit her website.
Floorcloth Artist: Michele Hollick
Michele Hollick, owner of Stenciled Floorcloths by Michele, has been stenciling for more than 25 years. Located in Southern New Hampshire, she began making floorcloths after becoming interested in Colonial-era furnishings and accessories. Michele’s work has been featured in Colonial Home and Early American Life magazines. Visit Michele’s website for more information on ordering her […]
Artist Profile: Deirdre Newman
Deirdre Newman Deirdre Newman Decorative Painting Montclair, New Jersey ph 973.432.1893 My first encounter with artist Deirdre Newman’s work came though a blog post entitled Stenciling is Hip at Little Green Notebook, which featured several examples of her stenciling artistry. Deirdre often incorporates stencils into her work, and has a number of wonderful examples of […]
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