Vancouver Island Resort . . . Luxury on the Edge.

On display...

Paul J. Green - Victoria, BC Artist.  This Fantastic design was reproduced froma small bentwood box found in 1850.  Paul's interpretation was this 6"11" high by 6'2" wide by 3/8" thick panel.  The original design has ben attributed to the Tlingit, an indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest Coast.  The Tlingit were hunter-gatherers inthe temperate rainforest of the southeast Alask coast, to the far northwestern part of British Columbia and teh southern Yukon Territory of Canada. 

All design elements are solid wood - Black Walnut, Yellow Cedar and Red Padauk. 

No paint or stain has been used to embellish the woods; all colors are the true representation of the natural wood tones.

This panel can be viewed from both sides, making it ideal to be placed in a window or hung as a room divider.  Of course it is also a fantastic piece for any wall.  If there is a desire to have the doors used in a practical application this solid wood screen is split down the centre an with some minor modifications can be made into interior doors (sliding or swinging)

The panels have been finished in eight coats of interior professional grade Varathane.  It is for sale and enquiries can be made through Black Rock Oceanfront Resort Guest Services. 

Frank Armich, Parksville, BC Artist.  Frank creates an extensive line of artisitc sculptures such as mirrors, mystical trees, bowls, whales and wall pieces, out of Bird's eye maple, Red and Yellow Cedar and Fir.  Frank also uses a variety of roots to create one-of-a-kind chairs, tables, lamps and beds... He has exhibited across Vancouver Island and throughout North America.  Frank currently has on display and available for sale beautiful bowls made from burls of many fine woods. 

Also on display....

Carole Finn, Visual Artist, is currently displaying her series “Trails and Beaches of the Pacific Rim” at Black Rock Oceanfront Resort.  Each piece was inspired by the Wild Pacific Trail which winds through our property and along the coast of Ucluelet.   

Specialty: Painting, Printmaking

If you wish to contact Carole Finn her address is: P.O. Box 851, 1073 Grass lake Rd. Haliburton, Ontario, K0M1S0 or Phone: 705-457-2404 Fax: 705-457-5002 finn@halhinet.on.ca  or visit her website at http://www.carolefinnartist.com/

• Ucluelet Oceanfront Hotel.

  Located on a dramatic headland above the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean, Black Rock is surrounded by the Wild Pacific Trail and the rugged rocky coast of West Vancouver Island. Our luxurious Ucluelet resort is minutes from Vancouver Island’s amazing beaches, forests, restaurants and attractions, including Pacific Rim National Park, Long Beach, Ucluelet Aquarium, Barkley Sound and the village of Tofino. Experiences with wild shores and dense rainforests take your spirit to a deeper level.