About our artist studio in Roselle NJ

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Who we are as an art studio and gallery

Margo Beautiful Paintings is an artist led studio in Roselle New Jersey that focuses on original paintings created with care, patience and a long standing interest in light and atmosphere. The studio was established in 2023 by Margo, a contemporary painter who works in several traditional mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor and pastel. The aim has always been to create artwork that feels genuine and expressive but also grounded in everyday life.



Collectors, designers and visitors who come to the studio often describe the space as calm and welcoming. It functions both as a working environment where paintings are developed and as a small gallery where finished pieces are displayed for viewing by appointment. The space shows early studies, sketchbooks and larger completed works which helps visitors understand the progression from the first idea to the final painting.


The studio serves clients throughout Roselle and greater New Jersey who want original fine art that holds emotional presence. Many of the subjects come from daily observation such as trees at dusk, local streets in shifting light, small interior corners that feel familiar or human portraits that capture a moment in time. The intention behind each painting is to offer something thoughtful and lasting.

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Our approach to creating original artwork

Painting at the studio begins with patient looking. Some works start outdoors with quick drawings or color notes taken on site. Others begin in the studio from memory or reference material that has personal meaning. Margo combines impressionistic brushwork with a contemporary understanding of color and composition. The aim is not perfect detail but an expressive balance of clarity and suggestion.


For oil paintings, layered surfaces are built slowly, allowing glazes and opaque strokes to interact and create depth. Acrylic works take a different path with faster drying that encourages energetic movement and bold gestures. Watercolor pieces focus on transparency and subtle shifts in tone while pastel paintings rely on tactile marks that feel immediate. Each medium invites a different kind of thinking and contributes its own qualities to the final body of work.



The process values both exploration and structure. Some paintings move quickly from sketch to completion while others develop over many stages. What remains consistent is the desire to create work that carries emotional weight and rewards close looking.


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The studio and gallery environment

The studio at 59 Willow Lane in Roselle is arranged to allow both creation and display. Natural light enters the workspace and different areas hold paints, easels and the surfaces where paintings begin and evolve. Finished works are shown on clean walls so that visitors can view them clearly and see how scale and color behave in real space.



Visitors who arrange an appointment can see pieces in progress, ask questions about materials and view additional paintings stored in the studio. This direct contact with the artist helps people understand not only the finished painting but the decisions and stages that brought it into being.

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Art shapes the feeling of a room in a way few other objects can. A single painting can bring calm, warmth or a sense of reflection depending on subject and style. Many people who purchase from the studio say that the work changed how they use a room or helped them connect to a memory or a personal story. Buying from a local artist also helps build connection with the creative community. When someone invests in original artwork, they support a living practice rather than a mass produced product. Each painting comes with provenance, documentation and a clear story of how it was made. These details matter for collectors who want meaningful art that will remain important over time.

Why our work holds meaning for collectors

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Our services and how we support clients

Margo Beautiful Paintings offers original artworks for purchase with detailed documentation. Clients can request images and measurements before visiting. Commissioned paintings start with a discussion on subject and scale, followed by sketches and progress updates. Studio visits are by appointment to view works, discuss ideas, and get advice on size and framing. The studio also hosts local exhibitions and group events to showcase new collections and discuss artistic techniques.
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Artist statement from the founder

Margo describes her work as a study of light and memory. Many paintings begin with small moments that appear ordinary but reveal something enduring when observed closely. A window in early evening, a quiet room, a familiar tree or a face seen in stillness can become the foundation of a painting. The aim is not photographic accuracy but an interpretation that allows viewers to bring their own thoughts and experiences to the work. Through layered color, varied edges and a careful balance between detail and suggestion, the paintings invite viewers to spend time looking and discovering new elements over repeated viewings.

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  • How can I learn about new collections

    Visitors can request to be added to the studio contact list during a visit. Updates about new work, exhibitions and available paintings are shared directly with those who express interest.


  • Can I visit without arranging an appointment

    Visits are arranged by appointment so that each visitor receives focused time in the space. Calling the main number will allow scheduling of a day and hour that works well.

  • Are paintings framed

    Some paintings are offered without frames so that collectors can choose framing that suits their interior. Framed options are available on request with guidance on materials that complement the painting.

  • Do you offer prints

    The focus of the studio is original artwork. At certain times limited edition reproductions may be created for specific projects. When available these are clearly labeled so that buyers understand exactly what they are purchasing.

  • How do you care for the paintings

    Care instructions are provided with every purchase. Oils and acrylics should be kept away from direct sunlight and in stable environments. Watercolors should be framed with protective glazing. Pastels should be protected behind appropriate materials to prevent smudging.

Common questions about our studio and artwork

Contact information for visits and enquiries

Those who wish to learn more or view paintings in person can arrange a visit by calling the studio. The address is 59 Willow Lane in Roselle New Jersey. Appointment times are flexible within posted hours and additional arrangements can be made when needed. Collectors, designers and neighbours who enjoy original art are always welcome to reach out. The studio looks forward to helping you find work that enriches your space and reflects your sense of place and story.
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Address

159 Willow Lane, Roselle, New Jersey 07203 (Mailing: PO Box 463, Roselle, NJ (551) 326 1634

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Opening hours

Mon-Wed 9:00am-5:00pm; Fri-Sat 9:00am-5:00pm