Step into Adriana van de Pol's captivating world where creativity knows no bounds. Her bespoke creations, ranging from exquisite art pieces to exclusive jewelry and home accessories, redefine new levels of artistic expression. Each custom made piece is a meticulously  crafted  treasure to be enjoyed for a lifetime.

Her unique reinterpretation of one-of-a-kind basketball nets marks the debut of her groundbreaking sport-inspired art collection called 

"CAUGHT IN A NET"

"Our culture is embracing the current trend towards sustainability and repurposing, I enjoy showcasing the beauty of reusability by transforming everyday items into works of art"

Adriana is a seasoned professional in the jewelry and accessory industry, Adriana has a rich background in designing for numerous renowned brands all over the world. Having resided in London for decades, she has now made Los Angeles her home, shifting her attention to transforming ordinary objects into exquisite, jeweled artworks that enhance the ambiance of any setting. Her primary objective is to produce artwork that elevates your mood with a striking impact. 

"Transformation is a core part of my heritage. Growing up in the Netherlands, we valued repurposing discarded items for creative projects. This is why my collection of materials includes a variety of unique and unconventional objects"

Adriana's creative process involves meticulously selecting vintage, new, and spectacular semiprecious materials to craft her unique art and jewelry pieces. Clients have the opportunity to engage in a collaborative discussion with Adriana to bring their bespoke art visions to life. For a unique experience, feel free to schedule an appointment to explore her studio and admire her captivating collection. The basketball hoops can serve as both indoor and outdoor art installations, appealing to art, design and sports enthusiasts alike. 

"I enjoy creating meaningful pieces that spark conversations and can be cherished for generations. Each piece I make has a unique purpose and meaning behind it, even if it may appear light-hearted at first glance"