Mallory Treece Design

Baking up some shells and corals in clay. Small batch jewelry drop and paintings of the oceanic variety coming soon!

A Christmas commission for some Kentucky natives of their pup and go to bourbon. This one was a joy to paint!

This sweet little holiday house is about to get a spooky makeover but since I never posted the playhouse makeover, I thought now was about time! 😂🎃👻🕷

I’ve been completely lax getting this jewelry collection ready for release, but I’m super excited about these pieces! All are original and one of a kind, handmade and carefully curated using the best quality beads. I’m so excited to show you this inspired collection, releasing next Tuesday, 7/27 on my website!

Seagrove necklace, inspired by all those beautifully colored houses. I’m loving making this special collection!

Just some sky, waves and a little sand. The Gulf is probably one of my favorite places on the planet. To me it feels like both paradise and home. Southern and yet special in a way other places are not. Every day the color of the water changes and every day I decide I have a new favorite color. Here are just a few iPhone pictures that don’t do it any justice at all, but still totally inspire me.

Happy Masters Sunday! Here are a few Masters paintings from over the years.

Happy Masters Week! These three Masters original watercolors on paper are still available and I just love how they look framed in these new green frames from ! I think they just scream “frame me in green!” Message for more details!

Tonight at 6 these original Masters watercolor paintings release, along with The Masters bracelet collection here in my stories! Hope to see you then!

Hey! Next week is Master’s Monday! Can you even wait?! Here’s another peek at the bracelet collection I created inspired by Master’s Week! I’ll be releasing these right here on Thursday night along with a few original watercolors. Which is your favorite?! More details in my stories!

Another commission I can now share! What a thoughtful gift to take a wedding invitation and collage it into a painting inspired by the bride’s bouquet!