A fascinating new spin on a coastal gallery/boutique “The Treasure Chest”

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If you are in love with the beach life, then you will fall in love with the Treasure Chest.The Treasure Chest is an art gallery / boutique than embodies the Florida life.You can find all the latest trends and fine art with a coastal flare like no other. Owner Doniele Disney-Humphrey prides herself on keeping up on all the latest trends and fashions.

Growing up in Maryland, Doniele fell in love with the coastal way of life at an early age. That love intensified later when she moved to beautiful Manatee County. Doniele is proud that her selections cover every budget, and she should be proud. A lot of hard work went into making local art accessible. Every square inch of the store is utilized to that end. She also makes a point of ensuring the artists are accessible by providing their business cards and more often than not, you can find the artists present in the store. That is not a standard gallery biz, I assure you.

The Boutique features the works of over 14 local Florida Artists. All offer a unique taste of life in central Florida, from the serene to the whimsical. There you will find fine art, vineyard art, prints, photographs, shabby chic furniture, jewelry, as well as artwork in all Medias, including fiber art and Glass art. Best of all, the store is always changing and being updated and on the lookout for new artists. You never know what kind of treasures you can find!

You will find a wide array of styles represented, practically the only rule for artists is that their work will be hand made and a one of a kind unique treasure. Next time you are looking for the most amazing gift for that special person in your life or just a treat for yourself, take a ride out to The Treasure Chest. I promise you will not be disappointed.

The Treasure Chest is located at 12518 44th Ave W, Cortez, Florida 34215 on the corner of (Cortez road) 44th Avenue west and 127th street west in Cortez, Florida. (It is on the right just before the Cortez Bridge.)