JME Gallery is named after artist Jeremy M. Elkins, creator & owner of both Untreated Art & JME Gallery.
Untreated Art was created by artist Jeremy Elkins in Arlington, WA. Jeremy took his love of woodworking and creation, to blend together traditional wood furniture with the characteristics of modern art. Our aim is simple, to create something that both serves a useful purpose, while combining colors of classic and new age artwork, all into one piece that can be visually stimulating and practical.
Each piece is truly one of a kind. We create custom designs and pieces to match what each individual client is looking for. With a wide variety of item types, design styles, and finishes, we can create the impossible. There are no limits to what color combinations can be applied to these rivers. Utilizing the rich natural colors of Dark Walnut, Maple Burls, Black Cherry and other exotic hardwoods.
Have a new idea or customization? Imagining something you don't see on our site? Tell us about it, we love a challenge and pushing the bounds of creativity. If you can imagine it, odds are, we can create it.
Untreated Art was created by artist Jeremy Elkins in Arlington, WA. Jeremy took his love of woodworking and creation, to blend together traditional wood furniture with the characteristics of modern art. Our aim is simple, to create something that both serves a useful purpose, while combining colors of classic and new age artwork, all into one piece that can be visually stimulating and practical.
Each piece is truly one of a kind. We create custom designs and pieces to match what each individual client is looking for. With a wide variety of item types, design styles, and finishes, we can create the impossible. There are no limits to what color combinations can be applied to these rivers. Utilizing the rich natural colors of Dark Walnut, Maple Burls, Black Cherry and other exotic hardwoods.
Have a new idea or customization? Imagining something you don't see on our site? Tell us about it, we love a challenge and pushing the bounds of creativity. If you can imagine it, odds are, we can create it.