Garden poles

Build your own garden poles and personalize your outdoor space.

I’m making garden totems to sell at our local garden art sale this summer.

I’ve become a little obsessed with peace poles since I discovered them … A what? You may be asking … These are poles (they look similar to a fence post) and each side is decorated. When you create and plant a peace pole, you are connecting to people all over the world. There are thousands […]

I love peace poles outside of homes and churches and other buildings. But between not being able to afford a fancy carved one and always wanting mine to be a little brighter and to say something a little different, I've never purchased one. Then I decided I could surely make one myself and stick it in my own garden! Here are two photos of my finished peace pole, each showing two sides of the pole. Honestly, the process was not too hard. 1. Decide what words you want on it. I have known for…

New obelisk-inspired Spirit Poles are gorgeous individual works of art that provide a positive, reaffirming message that can be enjoyed during the day and night.

Buy DIRECTLY from artist Stephanie Burgess of Painted Peace. Shop for the ENTIRE collection of Painted Peace products, Art Poles and MORE.

The Upcycled Garden totem pole ideas for totem poles made from salvaged and upcycled materials.

When you order from Painted Peace you are buying directly from artist Stephanie Burgess and that's me ! I appreciate your business! These weather-hardy durable products will bring years of enjoyment to your home. Unrivaled quality! I strive for high end customer service and your business helps support me as an artist so that I can keep creating. Thank you! If you are ordering multiple items, especially a combination of various sizes and weights....my store can get 'confused' LOL. I always…

Last September, after visiting The Dry Garden, my next stop was the personal garden of artist Marcia Donahue. I'd done my research and knew where her garden was and what days/hours she was open for visitors. Or so I thought. As I approached a fellow came out of the house headed for a car out front. He saw my camera and said "Marcia's not here, the garden isn't open today"... But...but...I started to cry. Ha, no, not really. But I'm sure I looked pretty sad as I muttered "but I'm here from…