Nest Art Collective

Nest Art Collective located in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, is a welcoming and inclusive tattoo studio, celebrated by its clients for exceptional artists and a unique atmosphere. Owned and operated by women and members of the queer community, the collective fosters an environment prioritizing safety and artistic expression for everyone.

Practical Info

Clients frequently describe a supportive and reassuring process, from initial design to aftercare. The studio boasts a variety of talented artists, each with their own distinct style and private, walled booth, allowing for a personalized and comfortable experience, particularly for first-time tattoo clients.

The Studio Experience

Nest Art Collective is often described by clients as having an immaculate, witchy, and warm vibe, making visitors instantly feel welcomed. The space is noted for being clean, beautifully decorated, and well-curated, with engaging music and uniquely themed bathrooms. As a safe space for women and queer folk, the studio also supplies drinks and snacks, contributing to a relaxed experience.

The Artists and Their Work

The artists are consistently lauded for their talent, compassion, and clear communication. Clients appreciate their ability to listen, adapt designs, and create stunning, customized pieces. Many highlight artists like Addison, Hailey, Lora, Megan, and Mikayla for their “light hand” and attention to detail; tattoos are frequently described as beautiful and healing well.

Piercing & Other Services

Beyond tattooing, Nest Art Collective collaborates with local female and queer-owned businesses, showcasing and selling unique merchandise such as pottery and jewelry. The studio also offers appointments with Dr. ERay, a chiropractor, providing a holistic approach to client well-being.

What Customers Say

Many clients consistently praise the studio experience, with one visitor declaring it “Hands down the best shop out there! As soon as you walk in you feel welcomed, each artist is SO nice.” Another client shared that the studio “is truly a safe space for women and queer folk.” Visitors often describe the studio as profoundly comfortable, with one explaining that “Nest feels like a home away from home.”