
Mourne Dew Distillery
We are delighted to have Kathryn’s high-quality, eye-catching art fronting our award-winning range of spirits.
Case Study
Yet it also exposes the original brick walls and maximises the effect of her textured style of artwork. Our customers love it!
Jennie Sweeney
To create artwork for the newly refurbished and re-branded “Overwood” restaurant at Balloo House. The client wanted to encapsulate and reference the cooking over wood and preserve the beauty of the old brick walls.
Kathryn’s approach was to create semi-abstract pieces inspired by the cross sections of a tree trunk. The colours were chosen in consultation with the project architect to complement the interior finish of the restaurant.
Transparency in colour and substrate was vital here, as Kathryn chose a clear acrylic surface and semi-transparent inks for these pieces, which were designed to reveal the walls behind them.
Initially, we had contacted Kathryn about painting directly onto our brick walls as we wanted to keep the rustic look and feel that they offer this intimate restaurant.
However, we were delighted when Kathryn came up with the idea of creating poured paintings on clear acrylic panels. This gave us a contemporary look that is very different from anything we have seen elsewhere.
Yet it also exposes the original brick walls and maximises the effect of her textured style of artwork. Our customers love it!
Jennie Sweeney
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We are delighted to have Kathryn’s high-quality, eye-catching art fronting our award-winning range of spirits.

She (Kathryn) was efficient and professional, and the final product was unique, of amazing quality (including framing) and a talking point.

She (Kathryn) worked seamlessly with the architects to ensure the work was delivered on brief and to schedule.

Highly complimented by many of our clients, Kathryn’s work and our wines combine perfectly to enhance every visit here.