Surf shack style

From treehouse cabins to vans to Brooklyn apartments.

Surf Shack, NSW Australia

Imagine the salty air, crashing waves, the warm sun, and a cool sea breeze; all in the comfort of your home. Dive into the world of surf-shack inspired living w

Serena Mitnik Miller Topanga home tour

T W Ryan Architecture has renovated a house in the Long Island beach town of Montauk, using pale finishes to contrast the dark exterior of the gabled forms.

Surf Shacks 059 – Celeste Twikler – Indoek

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Ella, Craig, Issey the ridgeback–cross, Aniah, Rachel and Jack outside the shed that Rachel hopes will become her studio one day. Rachel's paddleboard leans against the shed.

The Surf Shack is a dreamy 2BR/2BA condo in Princeville, on the North Shore of Kaua'i. This vacation rental ranges from $310-400 per night. Why stay at the Surf Shack? This is hands down one of the coolest places we have ever stayed. Not only is every room a feast for the eyes, the hosts

Modern Boho Chic California Home

Surf Shacks 066 – Meg Haywood Sullivan – Indoek

At this coastal house in the Hamptons light and airy living spaces rule. Click this pin to tour their tiny—but open—surf shack.

What else do you need apart from a hammock and a perfect view of the line up?

Wait until you see the kitchen.

The Coolangatta Home of designer Leah Bartholomew. Photo – Toby Scott, production – Lucy Feagins / The Design Files. The Coolangatta Home of designer Leah Bartholomew. Society 6 Cushion, Beneath The Sun large Gem Vessel, Wire chair bought on Gumtree. Brick wall painted by Leah in Dulux Coral Blossom. Photo – Toby Scott, production – Lucy Feagins …

Gallery Wall: Showcase beach-themed art or family photos in light wooden or white frames. Compact Storage: Use a slim console table with drawers for keys and essentials, or opt for a small woven basket for quick drop-offs. Glass or Open Shelving: Use small shelves for decorative items like candles, books, or small vases. Natural Materials: Include accents made of rattan, wicker, or weathered wood to enhance the beach vibe. Suggested…