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A painting of a black cow by Lianne Megarry displayed at The Dark Horse Studio between rustic lanterns and floral arrangements

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The Dark Horse

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The Dark Horse

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About This Business

The Dark Horse is the Sunderland studio of artist Lianne Megarry. It sells Fusion Mineral Paint, Fusion Milk Paint and Iron Orchid Designs products, and runs painting workshops and demos for do-it-yourself furniture refinishing. The studio shows the artist's fine art and refurbished furniture pieces, and also stocks product through partner shops in Port Perry, Cannington and Beaverton. Open by appointment in Sunderland; porch pickup, $5 delivery across north Durham on purchases over $25, and shipping across North America.

Business Details

Category
Arts & Entertainment
Municipality
Brock
Address
5 Church Street North, Sunderland, ON L0C 1H0
Website
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Phone
705-357-3111

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