An old proverb says, “The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.” Idiomatically this proverb points out that a child grows up to be very similar to its parents. Often found to be the case with artists. Ryan Jones is such an artist. His earliest and fondest memories are of running to catch up to his dad as they tripped through the homes his father, a great interior designer, decorator and artist, was decorating.

 

Watching his father mix and match colors, place and replace furniture, accessories and all the other tools artist’s used to create the perfect interior design, was Ryan’s childhood world. Intuitively, he gravitated to art and design classes in school and college. By the time he bought his first house, it was second nature for him to want to exercise his creativity by furnishing and decorating it.

 

Without money and creativity as his only asset, he borrowed tools from friends and family and set out to furnish and decorate his new home. It wasn’t long before the sent of fresh cut wood or the smooth feel of a polished surface inspired his artist’s palette. He carved, cut, painted, sanded, and stained making all the furniture to fill his home.

 

Of course, he wasn’t satisfied with just crafting furniture and decorating. He wanted his home to permanently reflect who he was— his persona. That’s when the idea hit him. He’d build one of a kind doors that reflected the things that inspirited him. In this way he become part of the home.

 

After years of honing his skills, perfecting his techniques, building a shop and many doors, Ryan looks forward to sharing this simple idea of how to personalize a home or even a commercial establishment. He invites all those who wish to place their personal signature on their homes or businesses to join him..