INDIES LANDING is an interior design studio and an online retail store focusing on anything British Colonial or Island Colonial. My family's history is British, raising families on islands and boats in the Caribbean. They had a flare for beautiful living with the finer things and a casual flair. My mother, sister and I had an antique, vintage and interior design shop on Park Avenue in Winter Park, Florida for over 20 years and were featured in many magazines, one of which was Victoria Magazine back in 1991.
We have many collectable items to sell that have been procured over the last 55 years; some of which we know it's history, others we do not. If we liked it, we bought it! We knew it would fit right in with the island look that we have known and loved.
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ARTIST BIO: All art in Shop at Indies Landing is by Anne Yates Burst (my mother) and painted/created all through the 2010's. Anne is now 89 years young!
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Since her first kindergarten art project, Anne Yates Burst has been involved with art in all forms. Her degree from FSU in Fine Arts & Art History, where she studied under the German/American Impressionist Karl Zerbe, was a springboard for her creative life. Her paintings are in galleries and private collections throughout the country. Anne was principal designer with her Winter Park interior design studio, INDIES LANDING, for eighteen years. She often wrote about and photographed antiques, home interiors and architecture for magazines and newspapers.
Born and raised in Key West, a 4th generation ‘Conch’, Anne has written and published a novel that is set in the island city called, “ The View from the Widow’s Walk”. Recently she was commissioned to create two large paintings to hang in the lobby of an office on Park Avenue and a mural for their elevator wall (shown below), both in a subject inspired by Florida. “Seminole” and “Miccosukee” were the result. Anne prefers large abstract painting in wonderful hues, sometimes mixing paint with found objects and words of humor.