Mark Coffey Artworks engages intimately and creatively with new and established clients as well as interior designers, developers and architects, inspiring residential custom home and commercial project designs around his creations. 

MCA offers a wide range of services, including original paintings composed for homes, commercial spaces such as hotel lobbies, restaurants, public installations and office environments.  Using acrylic and oil mediums with a wide range of styles, scale, texture and subject matter, the MCA process provides informal, preliminary consultations with clients to hone their needs and aspirations for feel of the artwork.

Mark is an accomplished artist with his first art exhibition in 2004 at Italian Country Loft Gallery in Orange County, California.  He has been commissioned to create artwork and murals for his clients and other high-end US designers.  Creating pieces for showrooms such as Barclay Butera Home, Newport Beach, California, Italian Country Home and Italian Country Loft, Costa Mesa, assisted Mark in getting exposure in the region.  In addition, Mark has worked as an interior designer on residential and commercial projects in Los Angeles, East Hampton, NY, Newport Beach and Newport Coast, Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo, Palm Springs, Manhattan and Miami.  His work has been featured in and on the covers of SPACE MAGAZINE, ORANGE COUNTY HOME and ORANGE COUNTY HOME RESOURCE GUIDE. 

“Many of my clients become extremely frustrated finding the right piece to complete an overall design.  Mark Coffey Artworks can be a total resource to make this task both enjoyable and inspiring while fulfilling the client’s expectations. “My clients enjoy this opportunity to contribute and specify their wants and needs regarding style, color and composition to complete the look of their unique space”.

“Creating unique and inspiring works of art that reflect my client’s interests, travels and personal style are what make each piece a mutually rewarding and pleasurable experience for both my client and myself as an artist.”

–Mark Coffey