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Meet one of our newer Latter-Day Home artists, Elisabeth Wing. Elisabeth is the artist and designer behind her brand Wingmade. Her collection of b...

Everyone needs great home decor pieces that will work all year long. Even if you love to switch out your home decor for new holidays and seasons, every home needs a few great staples. Quality, long-lasting pieces will work through every season and event, and look good at the same time. Then, if you don’t get time to switch out your seasonal home decor like you usually do, or if you’re someone who just isn’t interested in spending time going through and picking out new home decor every time the weather changes, you can still rely on your tried and true statement pieces.

As temperatures start cooling and we all collectively pull out our folded up sweaters and think of new ways to use pumpkin in everyday cooking, it might also be time to start thinking about decorating our homes for the holidays. With the holiday rush always coming in fast, you’ll want to start getting your decorating ready early on. Then you can focus on enjoying your space (and checking off your Christmas shopping list).

Looking to refresh your space with new, Christian and LDS artwork? We are excited to introduce new artists and new pieces to our lineup of beautiful, faith-promoting, and thought-provoking artwork. These are pieces of art that will inspire and uplift, but unique enough that you probably haven’t seen anything quite like it before. Our artists speak volumes with their brushstrokes, and we’re sure that you will feel moved when you see their latest work.

Spring has sprung and that means time to start thinking about Mother’s Day gifts. Mother’s Day is a day to celebrate not just our own moms, but also to recognize all the mother figures and female friendships in our own lives. Women who mean so much to us and serve in many different ways. These great women deserve to feel cherished!

Sticky notes changed her life. Since popular artist Kate Lee was young, she truly believed that she had little self worth. Her doubt made her feel that she was not worthy of God’s love, and that she didn’t have any talent as an artist. She recounts that ever since she was 10 years old she didn’t believe that God loved her. Kate Lee’s story and inspiring strength can encourage anyone who may feel at times inadequate and unworthy.

One of Latter-Day Home’s favorites, Minerva Teichert, is known for her beautiful and unique depictions of the American West and her pioneer heritage. Her acute focus on women subjects is a real treasure. In many ways, Minerva Teichert was ahead of her time.

In an interview with Ben Crowder for "Mormon Artist", J. Kirk Richards explains his background and experience of how he got got started with Art. From music to books he explains how it all started.

Brian Kershisnik is one of our favorite artists here at Latter-Day Home. We have been touched personally by his work and have seen how it has positively affected so many of you. These are some of his words on being an artist and the divine relationship that has formed as an outcome of his work.