Meet Amber and Darleen of Red Tile Studio -
a mother/daughter team from Dallas, TX. Darleen (mother) is an artist. Amber (daughter) is a designer/ novice photographer.
[Get ready; they are amazingly talented!]
When did you first begin creating art ?
Darleen: I started painting about eight years ago. Almost all of my creations were
given away to my family and friends. Painting was strictly a hobby until Amberencouraged me to partner with her and open up our own shop on Etsy.
We both love nature and gardening. Our design esthetic is simple, crisp and
minimal. Nature and modern design is Red Tile Studio. Red Tile Studio
is very much Amber and Darleen.
Amber: I started putting my designs together about a year ago.
I have always had them in my head, but never done anything with them.
My passion is interior design and architecture, so a lot of what I create is comes from that. I have an affinity for what I call Classic Modern design.
I gravitate toward items from the 1930's and 1940's, that to me still look just as fresh and modern as they did then. Working with my mom is both fun and rewarding. Now we get to spend more time together.
What is your favorite/most sentimental creation
you have made? Why?
Darleen: Without a doubt, the most sentimental piece I've made is a portrait of my dog, Jack.
Growing up I've always had a chihuahua in my life. Their diminutive size has always fascinated me. As pet lovers will tell you, they become part of the family and Jack is no exception. His portrait sits on the shelf in our living room where Jack reigns supreme as king of the hill.
Amber: I would say the most sentimental pieces are the ones we first created together. The black and white chevron design and our air-stream trailer design.
At the time I was obsessed (and still am) with chevrons and I just love how that particular one turned out. The airstream was what startedour first series, The Texas Twelve. It is based off of 4 regional areas of Texas and each region contains 3 designs.
Is there a project you've always dreamed of creating?
What would it be?
Darleen: I would like to create a "wow" factor piece or conversation piece.
When you walk into the room, you are drawn to it and can't help but say 'wow'!
That would delight me to no end.
Amber: I would love to create a fabric line.
I think that is the next design step for Red Tile Studio.
Click on each image to view more of Amber and Darleen's wonderful work.
Thanks for sharing with us ladies.
I ♥ your art.












Thank you Lindsay! We love it!
ReplyDeleteI love their art too! I love the Texas Twelve series, and I'm from nowhere near Texas! But what a good idea and I love the images. Thanks for sharing these talented ladies with us!
ReplyDeleteI just saw your comment on my blog about my cookbook and it made me feel so special, so thank you :). I love the red tiled roof. It reminds me of visiting my Aunties in California as a child, they have the same type of roof.
ReplyDeleteOK, I live in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and have never seen houses like this here???? Where in the world are they? Beautiful!!!! Love their art too!
ReplyDeleteI love their pieces! So glad to see them here.
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