Wild Brush Revival

Clark was first introduced to Leslie, the owner of Wild Brush Revival, through Matt Poe, owner of Stoke Architects. From the very beginning, there was a clear vision: to create a space that was vibrant, inspiring, and welcoming to the Fayetteville community. Through the planning and design phase, Matt’s detailed plans helped bring Leslie’s dream to life on paper — setting the foundation for a truly unique project.

Being located in the heart of Fayetteville, this project came with its share of logistical and permitting challenges. Tight site access, coordination with city inspections, and maintaining a clean, safe worksite in a high-traffic area required constant communication and adaptability from our construction team. Every hurdle pushed us to be more creative, and ultimately made the final product even more rewarding.

This project was especially meaningful to me because Wild Brush Revival is more than just a studio — it’s a place that brings joy, creativity, and connection to everyone who walks through its doors. Building this environment wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible teamwork between Leslie, Matt, and our entire crew. It’s projects like this that remind us why we love what we do.