Stu’s House
A collective of artists in Toledo, Ohio
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Stu’s House
AboutStudio mission
Programs Classes
Events
Monthly Calendar
Archive
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Get in touch
Studio mission
39 N Huron St
Toledo, OH 43604
By removing financial barriers, Stu’s serves as a "third space" where community members can engage in self-exploration through activities like yoga, sewing classes, and DIY exhibitions. Ultimately, Stu’s House fosters a collaborative environment that strengthens the connection between the artist, the local environment, and the broader community.
Tayler Meinen
@notreallytameTayler Meinen is a self-taught, interdisciplinary artist. Her practice spans across mixed media collage, textile, ceramics, pin-striping and leading + assisting on large scale mural installations. Using found objects as her main inspiration in her personal practice, she lets the piece find its own way into the world. Growing up in a low income household, she uses anything she has on hand to create. Her use of salvaged items echoes her ethos of sustainability, finding a second or third life for something previously donated or discarded.
Spending as much time as she can traveling the planet, she finds inspiration from the environments she’s had the privilege to experience. Often layering different media on top of another, Tayler uses the different cultures she’s experienced to influence her thoughts and designs.
Tayler is open to mural, print & brand design commsions at this time.
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2025
Custom Tank, Fender and Pinstriping
2025
Mixed Media
2024
Lee Harms
@summerr_melonzLee’s creative practice lies at the intersection of ecology, community sustainability and intentionality. Lee uses screen printing to share knowledge and stories of our local ecosystems on secondhand clothing and hand sewn tote bags. Character and Humanity drive his creative acts; he embraces joy in the home, playing with color and form through stained glass and lamp iterations designed from found objects. His lampwork considers the form and function of light in brightness, tone, and its connection to a space, using thrifted or already existing materials as a way to give a new life to that which already exists. Lee organizes and facilitates Stu’s House’s weekly coloring & collaging night every Wednesday evening, giving the community the opportunity to explore artistic creation while deepening connection with absolutely no financial barrier. He loves joy and fun and all the emotions required for those two things to feel so beautiful.
2025
Stained Glass, Lace
2025
Restomodded 1973 Fuji Racer
2025
kp Pace
@sweetkpeakp explores big shape, big color and big line through a lens of the intrinsic duality of grief and joy. Our constant grapple. Push, pull, action, reaction. A circle is cut out - there is a circle and there is the cut out. And you have them both. This physcially manifests as non-traditional quilts featuring hand dyed fabrics, large hand appliques and hand quilting techniques.
They have 8 years of experience in glass blowing, but recently shifted away from this medium to pursue, what they call, “fabric drawing”, writing, and educating. kp holds classes at Stu’s House that focus on the basic principles of sewing and mindfulness. kp believes the physical and mental are deeply intertwined and teaches from this belief. They are open for commisions at this time.
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Hand Dyed Linen, Thread
2026
Cotton, Thread
2026
Hand Dyed Canvas, Thread
2025
Luke Stoeckley
@millerlitecandle
Inspired by y2k style and mtv, Luke’s practice pulls from beloved brand logos, CD covers, bmx, skateboarding and LA graffiti. His practice began at a young age, constantly drawing on notebooks, school papers and putting stickers on all his belongings. He is interested in and amused by the influence of advertising, envisioning the impact of his own designs and typefaces on city infrastructure. This resulted in a graffiti and street art practice in early years with a more recent transition to mural work.
Luke co-founded and ran River East Gallery in Toledo’s East side from 2022 to 2025. His current practice focuses on aerosol and airbrush in relation to time, temporality and storytelling. His relationship to working with aerosol is affected by the immediacy of it, the instant gratification it supplies, while holding in the back of his mind the lack of control he has over his work in public spaces. Will it stand the test of time, or will it be buffed by the city? These questions force him to grapple with releasing control and expectations.
Air Brush on Carhartt
2026
2025
Air Brush on Secondhand Cotton
2025
Alli Fultz
@wornwood.secondhandAlli’s work lands at the intersection of ecology, sustainability, functional design, and the practice of romanticizing the ordinary. She uses relief printmaking as a practice to push back against perfectionism and to pay close attention — to place, to material, to what is needed, and to what already exists.
Her imagery centers on the overlooked native plants, animals, and landscapes of Northwest Ohio, woven with folk art symbolism, symmetry, and patterns that reflect the intertwined comfort and wonder she finds in the Midwestern terrain. The utilitarian spirit of folk art lives in her pieces through the use of secondhand textiles as the main canvas for her prints.
Through her secondhand clothing pop-up shop, Wornwood, Alli features her printmaking through upcycled clothing designed to move seamlessly between the trail and the coffee shop. She is open to commissions at this time.
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Ink, Secondhand Cotton
2025
Ink, Secondhand Cotton, Patch on Vintage Vest
2024