Inspired by New England coastal homes, English country interiors, and the quiet beauty of lived-in spaces, Melissa Dayton Art creates timeless patterns rooted in memory, warmth, and heritage. I am so happy you found my newly designed fabrics and wallpaper--and art prints and products with my art. A life inspired by the rich color pallets of the coast of Connecticut and raising my family on the bea
ches of New Jersey led to their creation. While classic motifs have inspired my collections, I've added a bit of fun for today's family. Creating a peaceful warm space for your family and friends to spend time together is essential. I designed these patterns to help you create the space for your family to write their story. While they may not remember the paper (you will), they will remember how the home made them feel. Speaking/writing:
"It was an amazing and inspiring presentation"
Melissa Dayton You Can NOT Be Replaced 2
Restoration of hearts and healing souls through stories of imperfection, humor, patience and the love of God
My husband and I have 8 children, two grandchildren. Our oldest son is a priest, newly ordained in June of 2018. I was only 27 when I began working in women's ministry-- by chance (lol) I had 3 young children and was leading a group of 150 moms. That led me to facilitate scripture studies- some with over 250 women-youth ministries, studying the Churches documents on marriage and family and speaking. In the midst of that, I also had a Catholic fine art business, a painting that toured nationally, became a healing tool for women who had lost a late-term pregnancy and some of my other paintings are on book covers.
I've done a little TV and radio for EWTN and local Catholic stations, I have had articles about my art in Catholic Mom and in the National Catholic register, and have written a book. You might say I'm kind of an overachiever- I would like to say a recovering perfectionist
Its about laying a strong foundation for your kids. That begins with you! Ground yourself, heal yourself, grow. Let’s face it, life can be hard and not what we expected. We need to prepare our kids with sound judgment and coping skills to arm them for whatever lies ahead. A strong foundation of solid relationships is key in prevention.
