


Decorating with seashells, sand, and coral has become all the rage, even for those who do not live along the coast. I found some photos of different ways to casually bring the "surf" into your everyday design without having to buy new furniture or paint the walls blue.
Shells bring a natural, simple, serene design to any room. I love how they used the large clam for an ice bucket...so refreshing!

1 comment:
What a beautiful blog you have here! I have several pedestal jars and they really inspire new vignettes. I also love seascape decorating. I even combine it with my bedroom's French motif. I grew up in Long Beach, CA. and I'm still not too awefully far from the beach.
Your ideas, recipes, etc. What a great place to hang out when one can't sleep!
Best Blessings, KJ
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