Hello, I'm Maia.
I am an artist, maker, musician, mother and upcycler, based in the Scottish Highlands. 
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I studied 3D Art and Design at the University of Brighton where I discovered a passion for the creative process and making things, which continues to this day. From papier-mâché chickens to gold-plated rings, I have made a huge range of objects and find inspiration in exploring the properties and possibilities of all kinds of materials.
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Graduation led to the world of community arts, teaching and prop making where, combining multiple skills
I worked for clients including Glyndebourne Opera House and the Channel 4 programme 'George Clarke's Amazing Spaces'.
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Alongside this, I have been renovating, reviving and reimagining not only furniture but interiors too. I get such a thrill from breathing new life into a piece of preloved furniture so it made sense to make a business out of my passion.
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I also care deeply about this beautiful planet we live on and want to take care of it in any way I can which means, in part, rescuing second hand furniture and transforming it in the most vibrant, beautiful and stylish way I can and with the least environmental impact. The artist in me still needs to make art, so I will also be making my own work in whatever medium takes my fancy and it will always have an environmental conscience too, using recycled materials wherever possible.
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