Scarlet Reagan

The truth is, I hold artists in such high regard that I struggle to call myself one, even after more than 20 years of selling my work. I feel completely at home in what I do, but when I see truly exceptional art, I think, "Now that is an artist."

Me? I'm more of a hyper-creative—part inventor, part designer, and all-around doer with an eye for style, endless patience, and more ideas than I know what to do with. I have strong technical skills, a deep understanding of color, a meticulous focus on quality, and an undeniable passion for design and vision. Maybe I’m just a creative. But an artist? I aspire to be. And honestly, that’s a good thing—it keeps me striving for more.

I never set out to own a brand or a store. But as I took on more projects, I found myself constantly designing custom pieces. My journey into painting started when I couldn’t find the right artwork for my first apartment. I picked up a textbook on painting techniques, borrowed a canvas from a friend's attic, and created something myself. That's how it's always been—when I can’t find something in the market, I create it.

I also never intended to open a retail store, but eventually, I outgrew my garage studio, and here we are. Now, we’ve expanded into interior design, largely because many of our best customers love our aesthetic and want that same feeling in their homes. Our little design business has grown, and we now partner with a team of experts to create the perfect design group.

We're also excited about the future—we have big plans for our wallpaper and textiles, envisioning a business that reaches even further. On top of that, we’ve started selling our artwork wholesale, so boutiques around the world can offer high-quality, fun art to their customers. Let’s see where this journey takes us next.