Woods to Waves Designs

03/24/2024

Simplicity with a story.

03/22/2024

Woods to Waves is here in Elizabethtown!

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This midsize sand dollar was the missing piece to this stunning table. It’s like they were meant to be 🥰

Do you have a spot in your home or vacation rental needing that unique, special touch! Message me and let’s bring it to life!

03/12/2022

Is there any better way to show off your business or thank your clients than with custom tags! 😍 this was a fun order to do. I always love being able to take what the client sees in their head and make it reality.

02/21/2022

Custom order coming in beautifully 😍

Alabama barn wood meeting the ocean this time. There is nothing better than cutting into old cedar and repurposing it for someone’s space. The wormholes, color changes and new life being created, tell a unique story.

What can I create for you? What’s that idea that’s been in your head for the blank wall? Let’s connect and make something magical!

02/11/2022

This midsize sand dollar was the missing piece to this stunning table. It’s like they were meant to be 🥰

Do you have a spot in your home or vacation rental needing that unique, special touch! Message me and let’s bring it to life!

02/05/2022

Back to the KY roots with some ocean flair! This gorgeous piece is created from a family to***co barn in central Kentucky. It brings together two very everlasting natural works of art.

“A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.” Franklin D. Roosevelt

01/25/2022

A custom order delivered on 30a. She’s large, 4ft by 5ft. Makes a statement, classy, subtle, impactful yet, understated.

These can be handmade in any size, for a perfect fit in your space! Or outside too!

01/24/2022

“If you are going to do something, do it now. Tomorrow is too late.” ~Pete Goss

I’ve always loved hearing the story of how something has gotten his name. Woods to waves was born many years ago as a hope and a dream, that had to take back place. That singular piece of wood that you see in the picture above came from the school house from the early 1900s. Located on a small farm in Kentucky, the owners of the farmland were tearing down the house and gave us the opportunity to go in and take out any of the wood we wanted to. At the time I didn’t know that this person would become my husband or the crazy journey we would embark on being a military family. And with that we went from the woods of Kentucky to the waves of the Florida Panhandle, and created a crafting business using this piece of history.