LaDeeDah

Wearable art, enchanted décor, collected curiosity, and unfettered imagination welcome to LaDeeDah by Linda Lauderbaugh

A little bohemian, a little gothic, and gloriously impossible to categorize, LaDeeDah is the ever-evolving creative world of artist Linda Lauderbaugh. Formally trained in painting, illustration, and communication design at Otis College of Art and Design — with additional studies in France and Italy — Linda has spent decades creating across a rainbow of media, including murals, fine art, sculpture, garden art, commercial displays, recycled-glass assemblage, and wearable art. She has created original works for Rod Stewart, Rachel Hunter, Robert Townsend, David Caruso, Miles Copeland, Peter Medoc, Mike Epps, Panera Bread and scenic art for Madonna! Her work has been published in the society of Illustrators Annual, L.A. Style Magazine, and seen on The Discovery Channel in addition to galleries across the country.

LaDeeDah's storefront in The Funky Bazaar manifests that wonderfully restless imagination into a immersive experience filled with one-of-a-kind up-cycled coats, embellished hats, velvet jackets, original paintings, sculptural décor, mystical objects, statement jewelry, and beautifully strange found-object-built treasures. Expect feathers, dried flowers, distressed cement, theatrical crows, shimmering mosaics, mermaids, spell jars, curious creatures, and objects that appear to have wandered in from several fascinating lives at once. 

Linda’s work moves freely between the classical and the curious, the romantic and the rebellious. She is especially drawn to recycled materials and the creative possibilities of transforming overlooked objects into something newly enchanting. Every LaDeeDah piece carries texture, personality, humor, and just enough mystery to make you lean in closer.