Creativity has been at the heart of everything Moriah does for more than 25 years. Whether working with digital media, reclaimed materials, or handcrafted wood, her passion has always been transforming ordinary things into extraordinary works of art.

In 1996, Moriah co-founded Keyframe, a digital design and animation company that was acquired by Dakt9nics, Inc. in 1998. During her time there, she created graphics, animations, and visual media for clients including the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Tampa Bay Mutiny, and numerous professional sports organizations across the United States.

Today, that same creativity has taken a new direction.

As the artist behind Savage: Salvage to Studio, Moriah specializes in discovering beauty where others see scrap. Reclaimed wood, forgotten relics, architectural salvage, industrial pieces, and unusual materials become one-of-a-kind furniture, décor, and artwork through her vision and craftsmanship. Every piece is individually designed, ensuring no two creations are ever exactly alike.

Her exceptional eye for color, texture, and composition allows her to transform not only individual pieces, but entire spaces. Whether designing custom furniture, creating epoxy artwork, or helping clients bring a room to life, Moriah combines imagination with craftsmanship to create gallery-worthy results that are both functional and unforgettable.

At Savage: Salvage to Studio, every project tells a story, every piece has a history, and every creation is built to become part of someone else's legacy.