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Art To Table
Caribbean Home Decor that features vibrant tropical art made with care in Trinidad & Tobago.
About Art To Table
Welcome to our store!
Our products are all proudly designed and made in Trinidad & Tobago. Join us as we celebrate Caribbean vibrance with Art To Table products created through the eyes of our talented artists.
Our products are available at the following retail locations in Trinidad & Tobago:
PORT OF SPAIN
1) 𝐎𝐊𝐀𝐙𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 Gift Store - The Falls at Westmall
2) Karenix Card & Gift Shoppe - Level 2, Long Circular Mall
3) Modern Bohemia - 3 O'Connor Street, Woodbrook
NORTH EAST
4)POSSH Collections - Grand Bazaar Mall, Corner Churchill Roosevelt & Uriah Butler Highways
5) Antoni's Florals - Valpark Shopping Plaza, Morequito Avenue, Valsayn
6) Karie'S Kraft Ltd. - Duty Free, Piarco International Airport
7) A Good Thing - Glamorgan, 2 Gordon Street, St. Augustine
8) D'MarketMovers Ltd - Online & at & at their Re:fresh'd Cafe, Lot 10D Chotoo Road El Socorro (Opp El Pecos)
HADCO EXPERIENCES
9) HADCO Experiences at the Asa Wright Nature Centre gift shop
10) HADCO Experiences at the Mon Plaisir Estate Hotel gift shop
TOBAGO
11) Shore Things Cafe & Craft- #25 Old Milford Rd., Lambeau, Tobago
And, we also stock these retailers:
BARBADOS
12) Barbados at Choco Latte - Hayman's Market, St. Peter, Barbados
TORONTO, CANADA
13) Toronto, Canada at Caribbean Classics
Our Featured Artists
Teneka Mohammed is a self-taught visual artist and filmmaker. Hailing from the hills of Piparo, Teneka's work offers refreshing, new perspectives on the Caribbean landscape.
Her fascination with the details of Caribbean flora and her striking colour palette allow her to paint picturesque interpretations of nature that will feel familiar to any Caribbean person, giving us a second glance at the beauty we often take for granted.
Yejide Cordner is a self-taught digital artist. Her work captures the spirit of familiar aspects of Trinidad and Tobago’s culture and landscape to celebrate our local agriculture and biodiversity.
