Nautical man cave

Nautical decor allows for so much creativity and unique accents to your home. The pieces add eye-catching detail to your space. Here are some ideas we think are stylish and give your home that breezy nautical flair. Some you can purchase from retailers or artisans and others, if you're feeling crafty, you can make on your own! Image from Craftberry Bush These glass buoys add a pretty sea-inspired touch to your decor. You can try this project yourself by following Craftberry Bush's tutorial…

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It has been quite a while since I've shared images of what our weekend home looked like before we started our renovations. Since our home is featured in the July/August 2011 issue of Veranda Magazine, I thought you might enjoy seeing some of the "before" images. I think these images...

When we first caught wind that Sand Dollar Customs was building a “boat bar” for the first level of a Snug Harbor home, we envisioned a small replication of a handsome wooden hull or maybe a poignant reference to a ship’s wheel or anchor. However, we soon learned that the Cape Cod builder and remodeler took the concept to a whole new—and intriguing—level.This handsome custom

As we head into the most festive of holiday seasons, invitations are being readied and entertaining accoutrements are being assembled. This is the time of the year when “the bar”…

Mid-20th-century ship lights are rewired and polished up to become attractive wall sconces or lamps.

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