Gardening the spirit of creativity through mediums of earth, paint, wood, adventure and connection.
Welcome to Lime Street Creative + Co
Where the deep love for painting and creating collides with a passion for gardening, adventure and people! Born with the vision of being mindful of the small details, taking time to reuse and repurpose what is already available, and connecting the person to the art.
Check out what's in each gallery today!
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The Story
Lime Street Creative + Co began with a love for limes and the color green, a deep desire to live creatively and a co-op of extraordinary family and friends. Jamie Rae dreamt of digging into her creative spirit. Leaving her 15 year corporate career in IT after devastating personal loss pushed her to make Lime Street her new home. Lime Street continues to expand on Jamie's heart-pouring mission to let the art flow and share with you! Most pieces are one of a kind, intuitively custom, made intentionally with upcycled materials and inspired by nature.
Check out Jamie Rae's fresh squeezed collections today! Watercolors, acrylics and all sorts of woodworking!
Upcoming Events
April 21st 1-5pm - Bad Habit Mercantile
25 College Avenue North Saint Joseph, MN 56374
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June 22ne 12-6pm - MinneSolstice
The Promenade of Wayzata
901 Lake St E, Wayzata, MN 55391
Commissioned Acrylic, Watercolor & Wood Pieces
Tired of cookie cutter art from a big box? Looking for something unique to gift? Wanting to support a local small business? I'm so glad you are here! I would love to work with you to make something special!
I believe that buying art should be fun, exciting and meaningful. It should make your heart and home sing. I paint with acrylics, watercolors, and love to make special signage and other custom wood pieces. I love to work closely with my clients to ensure the art is connected, meaningful and hopefully heirloom quality.
Want to know more? Let's chat!
Mentions & Press
EXCITING NEWS!!
Check out the feature story "Garden for Good" about Jamie's Giving Garden Cart in Northern Gardener Magazine.
Read the full story here