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Creative Art Partners with Concept by C for a New Brentwood Home

Concept by C

April 16, 2026

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Creative Art Partners worked with design group Concept by C to create a collection of art highlighting a new Belgium style home in Brentwood built by the Gesh Group. Movement and warm natural tones were used to accentuate the natural light while also grounding the home to create a sense of balance and refinement.

Creative Art Partners worked with design group Concept by C to create a collection of art highlighting a new Belgium style home in Brentwood built by the Gesh Group. Movement and warm natural tones were used to accentuate the natural light while also grounding the home to create a sense of balance and refinement.

Artwork by Ken Taylor Reynaga
Photography by Ed Mumford

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Artwork by Alex Hagerton
Photography by Ed Mumford

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Artwork by Holly Lowen
Photography by Ed Mumford

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Artwork by Lawrence Calver
Photography by Ed Mumford

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Artwork by Mario Joyce
Photography by Ed Mumford

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Artwork by Aaron Wrinkle
Photography by Ed Mumford

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