Randy Cartlidge is a visionary artist, restoration consultant, and product designer whose innovative approach to sculpture and design has been shaped by a lifetime of creative exploration. Growing up alongside his father, a renowned artist, Randy was immersed in the world of art from an early age. He spent countless hours in junkyards, selecting pieces of scrap metal to fuel his father’s monumental sculptures—experiences that sparked his lifelong passion for transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Today, Randy’s work reflects those formative years, blending his father’s techniques with his own inventive innovations. His extensive background in sculpture restoration highlights his ability to think outside the box and find groundbreaking solutions to complex challenges. From restoring the iconic Jack Cartlidge collection for the City of Sarasota to revitalizing intricate mosaics like the 16-foot translucent window at Lakewood Methodist Church, Randy approaches each project with both an artist’s eye and an engineer’s precision.

Randy’s creative vision goes beyond restoration. He has designed and fabricated custom sculptures and architectural installations for luxury clients through Robb and Stucky’s premier interior design division. His talent for transforming abstract concepts into tangible, impactful art pieces sets him apart in the field. Alongside his work in art, Randy has applied his design skills to cutting-edge hospitality software, including developing user interfaces for point-of-sale systems, enterprise management, and reward marketing.

Randy is defined by his ability to approach problems from a unique angle, finding solutions where others may see challenges. His focus on innovation drives him to continuously push the boundaries of what’s possible, whether restoring a masterpiece or pioneering new designs in smart furniture and automation. With a passion for art, technology, and craftsmanship, Randy is always at the forefront of creative possibility.