Rain blurred the streets outside The Fairweather House Gallery, but inside, the atmosphere crackled with energy. It was October 29th, and the art gallery was hosting its first-ever End-of-Orange Flash Sale. For three days only, celebrate with us as anything and everything…
From Forest Bash: stunning, head-turning bowls—no two are ever alike, and the artist boldly signs each one. Resident artists from the gallery often bring in consigned items, such as Bahari’s vintage pottery and porcelain pieces, which typically draw on late…
The chocolate-brown pleated, skirted linen table cover, crowned with glass, sets a sultry fall stage and intensifies deep chocolate and smoldering earth tones. Lush gold, terracotta, and mouth-blown amber art glass elements cast a slow-burning, sunlit glow that lingers. Antique…
Fairweather House and Gallery is known for its fearless approach to the seasons. The Gallery creates highly personalized displays that blend exceptional handmade pieces, vintage glass, and selected contemporary objects, all sought-after and deeply livable. Fairweather House and Gallery believes…
Sunflowers and Silver (16×20 oil on deep cradled linen) by Melissa Jander. I began the trio. The sunflowers have such an exuberant presence, and I liked contrasting their warm yellows and ochres with silver’s cooler gleam. The deep burgundy cloth and…
Bowls by Forest Bash. Finding joy in the authentic can lead to a more fulfilling life. In a world often overwhelmed by the pursuit of unattainable ideals, embracing simplicity allows us to focus on what truly matters. This approach encourages…
Artist Steve A. Bash created a single visual composition that combines multiple photographs into one unified storytelling piece, creating a rich tapestry. Derived from the French word coller (“to glue”), collages traditionally involved physically cutting and pasting pictures onto a…
The gallery’s west wall features original oil paintings by Karen E. Lewis. The artwork features warm palettes that incorporate burnt orange, deep reds, golden yellows, and earthy browns. Each piece tells a story in rich, textured landscapes and intimate seascapes…
Vignette #1: Captures the sharp lines and deep contrast of monochrome works, setting a clean and modern tone for the September-themed gallery show. The selected art evokes clarity through bold macro visuals, exploring the intricate relationship between light and dark.…
Vignette #1. Original watercolor by Oregon artist Bill Baily, designer pin-striped contemporary lamp, woven runner, handmade card, handmade sunset-themed signed pottery bowl, mouth-blown glass stemware, mini hand-burlap pumpkins, stuffed chenille pumpkins, petite signed pottery bowls, and vintage towels wrapped as…