Gallery

The Gallery is home to original works by House of Quinn—stitched, painted, and constructed pieces that explore abstraction, memory, and material form.

Each work begins slowly, shaped by hand and guided by instinct. Quilting, composition, layering and surface are core to the process—whether working with textiles, paper, or paint. These are pieces that hold space: quiet studies in texture, form, and feeling.

All works in the Gallery are available by enquiry. If a piece speaks to you, you’re warmly invited to get in touch. We’re happy to share details on pricing, framing, or simply start a conversation.

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Gallery wall with three abstract paintings on a white wall, featuring black, white, red, and brown colors
Black and white abstract artwork with a grid background, featuring two overlapping geometric shapes resembling leaves or shields, on a brown background.
A quilt made from various shades of blue fabric sewn in abstract, irregular shapes, displayed on a white wrinkled background.

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Abstract art pieces hanging on a white wall, including a large framed piece with a circular shape and bold black lines, and smaller dark red and black geometric artworks beside and below it.
A ceramic cup, a wooden bowl, a green apple with leaves, and a ceramic plate on a white windowsill near sunlight and shadows.

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A sewing machine on a table with fabric rolls in the background and a small picture frame on the wall.

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A black and white photograph of a prehistoric stone circle in an open field with grass and uneven terrain, extending to a distant horizon.

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