Paintings with a Point of View
Recognized for her bold use of color, abstract form, texture, and pattern, Amy Calandra creates work defined by organic unpredictability and rich layers. Her paintings range from abstract figurative to expressive still life’s and florals. Her work invites viewers into a deeply personal visual language with compositions that are both spontaneous and intentional, offering a compelling balance of emotion and movement.
The Making of Something Unusual
In 2024, Amy launched House of the Golden Radish, a brand featuring carefully
curated, sourced, and uniquely embellished works of art. Amy utilizes unique textiles,
relics, and discovered elements that she has restored and reimagined with a contemporary twist on traditional framing techniques.
Amy’s unique design aesthetic shines through, honoring the origin of each element while pushing creative boundaries. The result is more than art on the wall; it’s a vibrant
expression of craftsmanship, storytelling, and symbolism.
When Old Becomes New
The Estate Portfolio reflects Amy’s expertise in sourcing, acquiring, and reimagining estate works of art. She carefully selects pieces with history and character, restoring and reframing them in ways that honor their origin while giving them renewed life for contemporary settings. Each work is elevated through her signature approach—combining preservation with modern design sensibilities.
Amy’s unique ability to blend curatorial knowledge with market insight ensures these collections are preserved, presented, and placed with care, connecting timeless works to a new generation of discerning buyers.
Take a Good Look
In 2025, Amy launched an in-house signature collection of custom mirrors which fuses traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. The line offers a balance between vintage found frames, artfully stacked with modern elements and new modern twists on custom stacked mirrors. Fully customizable, the collection is already drawing the attention of leading designers seeking one-of-a-kind solutions for their projects.