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About Gone Wild Creations

A Rare Medium, Well Done

Gone Wild Creations was founded in 1992. We supply hand crafted, custom made, antler lamps, chandeliers and wall sconces to retail, commercial, and wholesale customers.

Every Gone Wild Creations antler light is built with an immense amount of care and attention to detail.. All wires are run internally through the antler, and never will a wire, hole, or bolt be seen.  We also use only real antler sheds.

We are so confident in our hand crafted, custom antler lighting that we guarantee all of our antler lights, for life.

This same care and attention to detail is used to create our exclusive line of handcrafted rustic, log and hickory furniture. It is this care and attention to detail that distinguishes our products from all others.

Gone Wild Creations has recently made the switch to wind energy. We buy from green suppliers, like our soy based ink which we get from carbon neutral companies, and our Greenguard Environmental Institute Certified Leathers.

Beyond that, we are currently working on converting our entire trucking fleet to Bio-Diesel.

 Rustic Decorations, Real Antler Lighting and Hickory Furniture
Sustainable Furniture Council Member
Green Upstate NY
Carbon Neutral
Wind Power
Brant Davis

Brant Davis Founder

Founder and Craftsman Founded Gone Wild Creations in 1992 in Flagstaff, Arizona

After leaving the polar ice cap known as Jackson Hole Wyoming. 4 knee and 3 wrist operations later he landed back home in Western New York. The charismatic visionary, tree house aficionado turned ski bum and dead head, has returned to his roots/childhood pastime for what can only be described as a non typical way to make a living.

Master Antler Artisan, of Gone Wild Creations, Ellicottville NY; Mat Snyder

Mat P. Snyder Antler Wizard

Master Craftsman Born and raised in the majestic Allegheny Mountains of Western New York, Mat was brought up with a history of stained glass art. He made his living as a certified chef for a majority of his work career. Until a run in with Brant Davis over a couple of pale ales and a heated discussion about Garcia’s encore playlist, Mat decided to satisfy his creative urges by designing and fabricating antler chandeliers. Over the last five years it has become quite artistically rewarding on many different levels. Generally on a calm Sunday morning if you listen closely you can hear the hum of Grateful Dead music and smell a faint scent of antler dust coming from the shop on Mill Street- or is that the smell of desire? Maybe we’ll never know…