designers
Differentiate your design with new and unique, one-of-a-kind furniture and lighting that makes a statement for your clients with structure and purpose.
homeowners
Commission architectural accents that make your home truly yours, where form meets function, from furniture to fireplace surrounds, and anything you dream up.
builders
Bring the endless possibilities of custom gates, railings, and architectural accents that distinguish your building projects, with the experience to fabricate styles that shine.
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architectural accents
railings
gates
furniture
lighting
sculpture and signs
about
Randall James Boliba is a working artist, creating functional art for interior designers, homeowners, and builders since 1997. Growing up in a creative community, he moved to Middle Tennesee over three decades ago and now resides on a farm in Santa Fe, Tennessee. Everything he does reflects a unique style that casts warmth and an aura that makes every custom piece uniquely it's own.
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Working without limitations,
if you can imagine it,
Randall James Boliba can create it.
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Crossing art genres and mediums, he can make metal look like wood, and find the right place for graffiti in a million-dollar home theater.
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Find out what he's up to now. Contact him directly at 615-364-8365 to talk about
a one-of-a-kind piece of functional art for you.
Creating commissioned, functional art
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Aesthetics created to impact a space that tells a story.
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Functionality that serves a purpose with artistic inspiration.
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Innovation in textures, colors, and finishes that surprise and delight.
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Attention to Detail in an exceptionally executed piece.
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Durability that stands up to the demands of everyday use.
Working Artist
Functional Art
Born into a creative family, Randall James Boliba was raised to "make things." With his father as a blacksmith and his mother as an artist, he was directed to create things that were focused on both form and function. With a foundation in metalworking and skills as an artistic painter, Boliba has refined his abilities to create functional art, from furniture to architectural accents and structural design. His work has been featured in news articles across the country, and has even been featured on the HGTV network.
