| About Atticdwellers |
In 2006, Angelique Jones had an idea to start a product line using recycled
materials and vintage collectibles. After a few years of perfecting designs and
finalizing techniques, she is pleased to offer these unique, hand-crafted items
to the public. The name Atticdwellers was chosen because Angelique and her
husband Cale were living in an attic apartment at the time she dreamed up the
concept.
Please note that while Angelique hand makes all of the Atticdwellers items
personally, Cale plays a large role in supporting her and giving input into the
creative process. His primary artistic work is creating oil on canvas paintings,
which can be viewed by visiting calejones.com.
Angelique and Cale enjoy taking Atticdwellers on the road, travelling to major
cities across the U.S. to take part in art, craft, and street festivals. Please see
our festivals page to find out if we will be in a city near you. Otherwise, please
visit our site often as we are always adding new items.
materials and vintage collectibles. After a few years of perfecting designs and
finalizing techniques, she is pleased to offer these unique, hand-crafted items
to the public. The name Atticdwellers was chosen because Angelique and her
husband Cale were living in an attic apartment at the time she dreamed up the
concept.
Please note that while Angelique hand makes all of the Atticdwellers items
personally, Cale plays a large role in supporting her and giving input into the
creative process. His primary artistic work is creating oil on canvas paintings,
which can be viewed by visiting calejones.com.
Angelique and Cale enjoy taking Atticdwellers on the road, travelling to major
cities across the U.S. to take part in art, craft, and street festivals. Please see
our festivals page to find out if we will be in a city near you. Otherwise, please
visit our site often as we are always adding new items.