Paul Montgomery

European Lanscape 7 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  A picturesque village sits upon the mountains edge overlooking the distant bay below.  The full size...

European Lanscape 2 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  The an old world European port sits at the edge of a clear bay beneath a romantic sky.  The full size...

European Lanscape 2 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  The image of a cloudy vista casts a rosy light on a scene with a Medeival castle.  The full size of...

European Lanscape 3 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  The painting is of an old world Italian countryside.  The full size of the painting is 36" wide by 27"...

European Lanscape 3 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  The image of a sunny day on the Mediterranean coastline.  The full size of the painting is 36" wide by...

European Lanscape 2 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  The image of a glowing sunrise casts a rosy light on a scene with Roman ruins and Medeival castle. ...

European Lanscape 1 is an original art piece hand-painted in oils on a canvas ground.  The image of a firey sunset casts it light on a mythical Mediterranean coastline.  The full size of...

Designed by Paul Montgomery, Chelsea brings together a variety of Virginia’s flora and fauna with a twist. Featuring cranes, turtles, chipmunks, butterflies, and birds, this mural wallpaper...

Our French Art Deco wallpaper collection was inspired by rare antique designs and French pattern books from the early 1900’s.  These designs, normally inaccessible for general use, are now...

Our French Art Deco wallpaper collection was inspired by rare antique designs and French pattern books from the early 1900’s.  These designs, normally inaccessible for general use, are now...

Our French Art Deco wallpaper collection was inspired by rare antique designs and French pattern books from the early 1900’s.  These designs, normally inaccessible for general use, are now...