Meet Sarah , the creative mind behind Tuft-Art by Yellow. She lives and works in Arigna — a historic mining village in County Roscommon — where industry, landscape and nature merge to form a rich backdrop for her art.
Sarah’s medium of choice is tufting: she creates original, one-of-a-kind wall art pieces. Her style is abstract, yet deeply rooted in natural forms and the landscape around her. Inspired by the textures, colours and rhythms of her environment, she translates that into tufted surfaces which invite closer inspection and tactile engagement.
The Art & the Product
At Tuft-Art by Yellow, each piece is thoughtfully designed and lovingly made. Here’s what sets them apart:
Tufted Wall Art : Using tufting techniques more commonly seen in textiles and rugs, Sarah crafts wall hangings and art pieces with depth, texture and sculptural presence.
Abstract & Nature-Inspired : While the final work is abstract, Sarah draws inspiration from nature — the rocks, hills, skies, old... More
At Wild Atlantic Timbercraft, we craft more than furniture and lighting — we craft stories, rooted in nature and shaped by time. Based in Ballyheigue, County Kerry, along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, our work reflects the rugged coastline that inspires us. Each piece is made by hand from three distinct materials: Bog Oak, recycled timber, and driftwood.
Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. We source our materials locally, giving new life to driftwood and reclaimed timber that might otherwise be discarded. Every mark and grain tells a story, ensuring that no two creations are ever the same. What truly sets our work apart, however, is our use of Bog Oak. This rare and ancient wood, preserved in Irish bogs for thousands of years, carries history within its dark grain. By shaping it into functional art, we’re not only celebrating its natural beauty but also preserving a fragment of Ireland’s past.
Our pieces — from rustic benches and dining tables to sculptural lamps and... More