Within the first few months that I moved to Dallas, Lauren invited me to attend Nest's Loft Gallery art opening for
Natalie Erwin. I had no expectations nor an idea of the type of art Natalie creates, but you better believe when I walked through the door I wanted every single piece
hanging up on the wall. The first painting that stopped me dead in my tracks was Aspen Tree's. Perfect for my bedroom or entry way. Next the series of Hermes and YSL vintage scarfs which I imagined in the entry of my bathroom. Foreign currencies from the Congo above the fireplace. Lastly Erwins infamous dog portraits, available for commission, which were last on the gallery catwalk, perfect for the office or library part of the home.Natalie uses a combination of natural elements like milk paints, wood burning, and creating original stain colors. All of these ingredients enhance the beauty of the wood panels she works on. Drop by
Nest to see the pieces we keep in stock.
hanging up on the wall. The first painting that stopped me dead in my tracks was Aspen Tree's. Perfect for my bedroom or entry way. Next the series of Hermes and YSL vintage scarfs which I imagined in the entry of my bathroom. Foreign currencies from the Congo above the fireplace. Lastly Erwins infamous dog portraits, available for commission, which were last on the gallery catwalk, perfect for the office or library part of the home.Natalie uses a combination of natural elements like milk paints, wood burning, and creating original stain colors. All of these ingredients enhance the beauty of the wood panels she works on. Drop by Nest to see the pieces we keep in stock.
