Beach cookies, as well as cookie cutters, are festive treats and decorations to have around for the Holidays and Christmas. Put them in a glass jar, hang them up, or hand them out as mini gifts.
A lovely Beach Candle is a gift I’d be thrilled to receive anytime. So I compiled a few beautiful beach candles for gift giving that will infuse your home with the aroma of a beachy breeze.
Simple gift wrapping ideas, using items that you might have around the house, such as brown paper, twine, burlap, and shells. Simplicity is the way of the beach!
This vintage beach cottage has enjoyed a complete remodel. It’s been modernized on the outside, while maintaining all the vintage charm on the inside, with a pure white decor theme that emphasizes space, beach and ocean views.
Caribbean turquoise waters, beautiful sandy beaches, Mayan ruins, lush jungle, and exquisite food await you in Tulum, Mexico. And you might want to take a few yoga lessons too!
Artistic details abound in these beach bedrooms by InDesign Interiors. From painted furniture, to textural details; these bedrooms are fun, fresh, colorful, and anything but ordinary.
Happy Halloween from the Beach!
Welcome to Harbour Island, Bahamas, with its pink sand beach and The Dunmore Hotel where cabana stripes cast a magical ambiance.
Formentera, the tranquil little sister island of Ibiza (Spain), is one of those places where you can getaway from it all. So let’s explore this little Mediterranean paradise with gorgeous sandy beaches, and tour one lucky person’s vacation home.
Bright beach ideas for your home. Beach lamps that will not only cast a beautiful light but also bring beach ambiance to the room.
Kennebunkport in southern Maine has been a popular seaside destination for a long time. The sandy beaches are a major draw in the summer, but this town is seaworthy year round with its quaint downtown of shops, boutiques, galleries, and restaurants, gorgeous Fall foliage, and light-filled Christmas Prelude.
We know there’s tons of driftwood piled up on beaches in the Pacific North West, but Jekyll Island’s Driftwood Beach in Georgia is different, it’s a haunting boneyard of oak and pine trees uprooted by erosion, preserved by salt air and bleached by the sun.
At the beach we seem to be able to leave complications behind, slow down, breath deeper, remember what’s important. Artist Sandy Gingras has turned her inspiration from the beach into whimsical illustrations and prose, composed into the most lovely books.
