Artists

G&G Interiors presents original artwork from around the Southeast as well as across the globe. If you are looking to fill a small spot with the perfect original or have larger ambitions, we extend white glove delivery and installation. Carved and cast sculptures, oils, acrylics, ink drawings, and mixed media all adorn our ever-evolving gallery.

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Amee Calloway

Amee Calloway

Amee Calloway is an abstract artist whose love for creating spans as far back she can remember. Her works are alive with rich color, texture and depth. Amee’s greatest inspiration stems from the fashion and interior design world. Experimenting with color and mixed media she creates layers that give each piece balance and intention. She enjoys working primarily in acrylics, but often moves in and out of other mediums within her process. Her work has warranted various shows and gallery representation throughout the south. Amee recently returned to her roots in Birmingham, Alabama where she resides with her husband and three boys.
Brenda Bogart

Brenda Bogart

Brenda Bogart is a mixed media collage artist based in Dallas, TX. Her Dallas studio is filled with boxes of found and collected objects from around the world. Brenda’s favorite haunt is in Paris where she finds hand-lettered antique documents and paper ephemera. She defines collaging as painting with paper and coaxes this chaotic medium into an intriguing work of art using her distinct style of color, pattern, and texture. Brenda holds a degree in Interior Design from TCU and has studied painting and drawing at SMU extensively under Mary Vernon and Barnaby Fitzgerald.
Brook Soss

Brook Soss

Brook Soss is a contemporary artist exploring the sophistication of color and rawness of texture through mixed media. She builds a body of work using large-scale, nonstick platforms allowing her the ability to compose the foreground moving backward. Raw deconstruction within the confines of form are the crux of her creative process. The evolution of her work takes shape through sandstone, wood, acrylic and adhesive mediums. Her openness for experimentation of texture allows for a varied compilation of work. She draws inspiration from her love of fashion, design, nature and color theory.
Carey Haynes

(mixed media)

Carey Haynes

“Creating art opens up the world around you. It is finding the truth in what you see, it’s putting pieces together that make sense, it’s exploring.”
Debra Hewitt

Debra Hewitt

A native of Oxford, Mississippi, Debra Hewitt’s foundation is deeply rooted in faith and family. Growing up surrounded by lovely homes filled with antiques and art instilled in Debra a love for beautiful things and the sentiment attached to them. A graduate of The University of Mississippi, painting faith-based art is her passion, and she truly gives God all the glory for allowing her to live out her dream. Debra resides in Birmingham, Alabama.
Ed Nash

“Relic” (acrylic on board)

Ed Nash

Ed Nash was born in Letchworth Garden City, England, in 1976. At age 13, Ed was awarded an Art scholarship to Bedford School, England, which accelerated his passion for art. He then went on to study Fine Art and Psychology at Reading University, England, where he graduated with a First Class Honors Degree. He currently lives in Nashville, where he is an Art Dealer, Appraiser and Artist.
Emily Meisler

Emily Meisler

Emily Meisler is a sculptor who uses metal, clay, and other media to create work that draws inspiration from the landscape that surrounds her. She received degrees in Studio Art and Psychology from the College of Charleston and an M.F.A. with a concentration in sculpture from the San Francisco Art Institute. Her work has received numerous awards through multiple national exhibitions and she has work in private collections internationally. Currently, she lives in Birmingham, AL and is focusing on a series of sculptures inspired by naturally occurring lines and patterns that combine intricate forms with the simplicity of neutral colors.

Kathryn Trotter

Kathryn Trotter

Having been nurtured by a family deeply immersed in art, interiors, fashion, travel, and other diverse creative pursuits, Kathryn Trotter’s artistry is inspired by a lifetime steeped in beauty and adventure. Kathryn’s artistic voyage traversed varied landscapes. From studying textiles and fashion design in Texas to mastering the ancient art of trompe-l’oeil in San Francisco. Her tenure as a head designer for a textile company took her across the globe, infusing her art with the vibrancy of places like Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar. With a style blending impressionism and a thick impasto technique, Kathryn’s art resonates with stories from her rich experiences. In it, florals, landscapes, figurative pieces, and emotive portraits come together, reflecting a lifetime of creative influences.
Jennifer Gibbs

Jennifer Gibbs

Introducing Jennifer Gibbs, an abstract artist calling Nashville, TN home. Drawing inspiration from meditation, nature and human emotion, her creations weave together a tapestry of stroke and expression. At the heart of her artistic journey lies her main focus: large-scale canvas collages, meticulously crafted with hand dyed pieces of fabric. Jennifer ‘s work also includes landscapes and charcoal flowers.
Kayce Hughes

Kayce Hughes

As a studio art major in college, Kayce Hughes focused on drawing, painting, and photography. She went on to work with Ralph Lauren in New York before launching her own clothing line. Today, Kayce enjoys spending her days in her Nashville studio painting everything from small paper pieces to large scale canvas work. Her art has been incorporated into homes created by some of the most celebrated interior designers in the country.
Lanie Mann

“Poetic License” and “Paloma” (acrylic/oil pastel on canvas)

Lanie Mann

Lanie Mann was raised in North Carolina. Her mother, an artist and art teacher, filled her childhood with conversations about color and composition. Lanie went on to take studio classes, study art history, and live abroad in Florence, Italy, where her passion for painting became a calling. She is inspired daily by the beauty in nature, photography, fashion, and interiors. Her preferred mediums are acrylic, oil, watercolor and ink. She uses canvases of all sizes to explore color and energy in abstract pieces, to capture light in sea and landscapes, and to reflect the spirit of children in unposed moments and natural settings.
Leslie Archer

“Untitled” (acrylic on canvas)

Leslie Archer

Leslie Archer is an abstract artist working and living in Washington, D.C. Her love of nature is the impetus for the fluidity, motion and layering found in her work.
Lisa Moore

Lisa Moore

Lisa Upchurch Moore is an Atlanta based artist whose beautifully stunning works of the female figure carry a strong sense of serenity. From the palette to the canvas, the depiction of emotion and persona in these paintings is eternally apparent and utterly mesmerizing.
Robert Rea

Robert Rea

Robert Rea brings an energetic quality to his paintings fueled by his love of music and nature. Through honest and lively brushwork, he captures a mood that reflects his musical sensibility. He creates a lyrical palette and a sense of depth and spatial relationships in each painting by subtly layering carefully chosen colors. Robert Rea’s well-trained eye for composition and color relationships inform his own style, reflecting a harmonious and contemporary perspective.
Lesley Grainger

Lesley Grainger

Lesley Grainger is originally from Yorkshire, England and currently resides in Southern California with her family. She received a B.A. First Class Honors degree in Illustration from the University of Lincoln, England. She has worked as a graphic designer as well as an illustrator for children’s books. She has also licensed her artwork for various products and companies in the UK and USA. While she has painted in many forms throughout her career, her truest passion is abstract painting; her abstract paintings and faces are collected worldwide. She also teaches art classes online to inspire other artists to grow in their passion. Lesley has a beautiful studio in San Juan Capistrano and welcomes visitors to view her collections.

Rod Moorhead

“Lilliputian” Series (pit-fired clay)

Rod Moorhead

Moorhead’s work ranges from small clay figures to large bronzes. He began his career as a potter, and still loves clay. In 1993 he started Southside Gallery in Oxford and has twice received Mississippi Arts Commission grants.
Sabine Maes

“Juma”

Sabine Maes

Sabine Maes is self-taught, Belgium-born artist who has garnered international attention for her works in Belgium, Spain, France, USA, and beyond.
The House of Drop

The House of Drop

The dynamic husband and wife team of Italian-born Fabrizio Venuta & Nashville-native Britt Steele meticulously create the signature “drops” cascading at the base of each piece. Their works of art come to life with the application of a marine-grade high gloss resin, inspiring what they call “contemporary transformative art.”
Tommy Mitchell

Tommy Mitchell

Tommy Mitchell designs and creates all of his pieces in his NC studio with the help of a dedicated team of artisans. He worked as an art restorer for more than twenty years, but became intrigued with metal sculpture and began creating his own floral pieces for a small audience familiar with his work. Tommy spends most days in his studio working with a combination of copper, brass and steel, paint, and gold leaf. His works are notable for their tactile finishes—influenced by his years working with important antiques and aged patinas. Each piece is hand made and signed.
Tracy Holt

Tracy Holt

Tracy Holt is an abstract, minimalist artist working in Zionsville, Indiana. She holds a degree in Interior Design from Indiana University and has a passion for modern, understated interiors and strives to create art that is a quiet enhancement to the space in which it will hang. She loves experimenting with shape, color, and texture and creating minimalist abstraction with depth and movement. In a chaotic world, Tracy’s goal is to create visual order through her artwork. To her painting is a form of meditation, allowing her to work towards a sense of calm and quiet.
Vesela Baker

Vesela Baker

“Being in nature and spending time with the animals recharges me and gives me peace and joy. It brings me closer to God. At the same time I love the urban colors and diversity of the city; the scents, noises and culture, which invigorates and inspires me. Another big inspiration is people. I love people. Everyone is so different and uniquely made. What makes people the way they are? Each person leaves an imprint on me, and that deeply reflects my paintings.”
Wellon Bridgers

Wellon Bridgers

Wellon is a self-taught artist who stumbled upon the creative world of painting. Her artwork is represented in galleries throughout the Southeast, featured in multiple design publications, and collected in the homes of patrons worldwide. For Wellon, painting has become a means to see truth all around us, a creative exploration of the challenges and beauty of life, rooted in hope. She continually returns to the theme of light in the midst of darkness, building contrasts and complements that speak of both depth and peace. Her prayerful hope is that her work will speak truth to you when and how you need it.
Meredith Tillery

Meredith Tillery

Meredith Tillery is a contemporary Nashville-based artist exploring the intersection of color, movement, and sculptural form through three-dimensional acrylic florals. She creates layered works that blur the boundary between painting and sculpture. Her florals rise from the canvas with textured petals and sculpted detail, inviting viewers to experience each bloom with depth and intimacy. Drawing inspiration from Southern landscapes and the emotional language of flowers, her work celebrates beauty, memory, and presence through color and form.