My Weekend Outfit

Striped Navy Blue Sweater Top with Vintage Handmade Lace, Bohemian Top Size Medium/ Large Maritime Living by StarsWear

Asymmetrical Mother of Pearl Earrings, Sterling Silver, Sense and Sensibility, Jewelry with Pearls by StaroftheEast

Nautical Clutch with Leather, Digital Print Sailboats, Anchor Sailor Pouch by StarBags Susiecloths Women Starfish Beach Flat Sandals by Oshnow

Vintage Oars Decor ideas

I've listed two sets of vintage oars, one set is this beautiful pair.

Which you could hang above a bed, like found here.

I love the subtle stripe of this pair, it is done with a different type of wood.

I love the Nautical vibe of this hallway!

Hanging them above the couch in the living room is also a fun idea, you could hang a whole collection like that.

The other set of oars is a set of three widowed oars. They are gorgeous but lost their other half and are now happy with the three of them :)

You could use them separately, one as a stair hand rail.

Ours each have different lengths and colors making them a fun set.

As curtain rods they look very cool too, and here is a step by step on how to do that yourself.

Our oars still have all the fun details, making them genuinely nautical :)

I love this composition of sea related items together. This could be done anywhere in the house and could be changed when you get new findings.

You can also use all three together, and maybe add more in time.

You can also add them as accents above windows or doors.

There is also a coat rack in the shop made out of an oar that we found on the beach.

Newly Listed: Sail Away Jewelry Organizer Rack

Sail Away Jewelry Organizer Rack, Towel Holder, Boat wood, Beach Home Decor by StarHomeStudio
Mykonos, Little Venice, Greek islands, fine art,photography, home decor by digitalanddictionary
Pink Magenta Red Jellyfish on Pale Aqua Green Blue Turquoise - Fine Art Photo by BrookeRyanPhoto
Beach Decor, Lighthouse Photography, Howth, Ireland, Red, Blue by GreenGooseGallery

Wharf Inspiration

Last year we were at a boat wharf, where all the tour boats are repaired and repainted during winter time to be ready for the Summer season. We go there from time to time to collect shells. This year however I discovered that the battered boats have amazing details. Peeled paint, rusted details let the inspiration flow and I took plenty of pictures so that we could make some jewelry inspired by the colors and textures. Here is the first bunch we've made, there are more pictures and jewels to come.

Stone, coral, ceramic, copper, enamel and glass captured  the atmosphere perfectly, if I may say so :)

The jewelry pieces will be slowly listed in our shop.