Artistic Designs for Living, Tineke Triggs A company called Rictor that is not longer around. We can make it

Becky Harris The painting of the woman is by Eric Zener, but I'm not sure on the landscape.

momope Hi Becky.Do you know by any chance the name of the picture "woman"? I look for it and cant find it anywhere I even look thru Eric Z. galleries. Thank you. Monika
The name of the artist for the landscape painting is Tjasa Owen.

Lily Gahagan Hi longislandbride,

I believe the artist is Tjasa Owen, who is also the homeowner. Here's a link to her site for more info on her work: http://www.tjasaowen.com/

Becky Harris Well, I got that info off the Houzz Tour Ideabook of this house - if you click on "More Info" above and scroll through all the comments, you'll see it - "Throughout the home, the owners wanted a mostly neutral palette, which allows the colors of Owen's artwork to stand out. Asked about numerous appearances of animal hides and faux fur in the home, Triggs explains, "When you have to stay with neutral palette, the next idea is texture. They are not the kind of people who like a lot of color, so the best way to deal with that is to add lots of textures. Another way we did that was with a tile that looks like horsehair on the floor and in the shower of the master bathroom." That tile is also from SpecCeramics.The painting of the woman at left is by Mill Valley, CA, artist Erik Zener."

Perhaps his style has taken a new direction since this was painted?

Denise Arruda This style reminds me of Brazilian paintings, the disproportion of the woman's head in relation to her body... Perhaps he was inspired by Latin American paintings?
She's also holding a guitar - lots of that in southern paintings..

ninahoppes I appreciate your starting the conversation, but I think you are referencing the wall color. What I am looking for is how to get FLOORS that color. All the prefinished ones that I have looked at (not counting Siberian floor.com, which are gorgeous but like, 12 bucks a sq ft) are too yellow. These floors they mixed and matched until they got this color, and it's that formula I am looking for :) Thanks, though.

Anne DeCocco Too funny. I guess I was skimming! That floor color looks like a pecan finish to me or even some varieted walnut to me. Can't tell from the picture. It's a very soft look. If you find out more, please let us know!