Taylor Studios

What We Do

We make interior concrete tile for floors and walls; concrete countertops; concrete brick in historic patterns; and exterior concrete tile for patios, pools, and walkways in several interesting textures.  We make hand sculpted concrete pots and molded pots for flowers or garden ornamentation.  And more!

We create beautiful colored concrete products inspired by tropical breezes, coconut palms, and the best rum in the world; using a palette with colors from the sea, the land, and the flowers we can create or match your decor.  We make to order tile, brick, pots and special projects in hundreds of custom color, size and texture combinations... we make unique hand crafted building supplies here in the middle of the Caribbean Sea.  

 NEW PRODUCTS

Large half-barrel planter, 40 gallons; 36"D x 20"H.  See our Pots and Fountains page for more information.

 Small orchid pots and flower pots;  see our Pots and Fountains page. Danish pattern vehicular brick,  8 1/2" X 4 1/4" X   2 1/4", suitable for driveways with or without grass between; available in half brick and double brick.  See our Danish brick page for more information.

 We have added another color to the Danish brick palette: terra cotta with yellow, the second brick from the left.  The colors are (left to right): terra cotta, terra cotta with yellow, tan, yellow with terra cotta,  and yellow.  See our Danish Brick page for more information.

These Sunburst Blocks can be colored concrete, or plain grey and ready for paint

The original wooden plaque was carved by Peter Thurland for us c.1970.  See our Balusters page for details.

We strive to create ART: floor tile, wall tile, table tops, countertops, and hand painted tile to complement your design; mosaics made with pieces of tile and brick, and miniature sugar mills for your garden.  We create what you want.  By hand. Out of concrete.

 MORE NEW PRODUCTS

16 X 16 decorative block

Deep bowl inlaid with Danish brick

Deep bowl with blue tile and broken tile inlay (hurricane pot!).

New tables and benches for St. Josephs, from the Class of 1979.

New mold made of Government House urn