The Texas LotusThe Texas Lotus
Beautifully painted to grace any room in your home. The interior features 1 shelf to store your treasures. 2 exterior drawers offer additional storage capacity. This piece is solid Oak and has been fully restored. Dimensions are 29"wide, 16" deep, 49" high.
Restored antique Serpentine vanity, original mirror mirror included. Painted with custom mixed non toxic Metallics using the highest quality mica pigments. This piece is guaranteed to shine bright in any room thanks to the beautiful light catching effect created by the micro mica pigments.
Antique Flowers and Elegance Oriental style solid oak buffet. Beautifully painted using only the highest quality materials. Sealed for durability and water resistance.
Three bottle chandelier handmade rustic pendant lights made to order. Recycled bottles, hand cut glass, hemp rope, LED bulbs. Buy for $282! Free shipping to US and Canada.
Beautiful solid oak Bombay dresser available for customization.
Please contact me if you are interested in this design or any old furniture that you want to bring back to life.
Beautiful solid pine dresser professionally painted with meticulous to detail. Adorned with 100% pure copper infused paint to achieve beautiful copper patina details. Sealed for durability and water resistant. This also serves as an example of my work. Please contact me if you are interested in bringing new life to your old furniture.
Antique oak buffet completely restored and painted in a beautiful southwestern style. Original hardware included. Sealed with oil based polyurethane to add exceptionally rugged durability. Resists scratching and chipping. This item has sold but can be recreated using a variety of different materials and colors.
Step by step
My name is Amanda Andrew and I am the artist and owner of The Texas Lotus. I love making things beautiful! I recycle old furniture, bottles and all sorts of odds and ends to make beautiful art pieces. I take great pride in bringing forth the hidden beauty within. I have a keen eye for not seeing something for what it is, but for what it could be. Growing up, my mother was a hobbyist painter and my dad was an engineer. My mom cultivated creativity and taught me to imagine the impossible. My dad taught me to analyze designs and to seek understanding of the processes that makes them work. I like to say this gave me an analytic, artistic vision. I hope my art will inspire others to seek the deeper potential and beauty in all things. I believe art is very important to human growth and development. From the way we style our hair, match our clothes to a musician composing a symphony, art is interwoven into out daily lives often in ways so subtle that we may not realize that we are all truly artists at heart. For me, art is an outlet to relieve daily stressors and allows me to clear my mind. Every new project I start I challenge myself to try new techniques and experiment with new materials. I feel a sense of accomplishment and pride when I finish a new creation. I love to see the surprise and awe on the expressions of others when they see what I have created. I'd like to say it opens their minds to posibilities and changes their outlook on what it truly means to be beautiful. I hope it allows them to see not what something is superficially but the potential of what lies beneath.