Beach Arrow Sign As Seen in Coastal Living

 

Coastal Living featured our Beach Arrow sign in their

"Things We Love"

section

 

 

You may find the Beach Arrow Sign here

 

Be Inspired

Seaside Inspired

www.SeasideInspired.com

 

A lifestyle brand created to accent and furnish your home in a style, inspired by the sea.

 

Beach and Nautical Style Halloween Pumpkins

Nautical Compass, Tropical Fish and Seashells and Starfish Pumpkins

from Coastal Living Magazine

 

Create a Nautical Compass, Tropical Fish or Seashells and Starfish beach style for your Halloween pumpkins.

 

The template for each of these designs may be found at Coastal Living here

 

Fish, Anchor, Lobster, Octopus Pumpkins

from Coastal Living Magazine

 

And if you would like to incorporate a Nautical Anchor, Lobster, Octopus or Fish pumpkin you may find the how-to here and the templates at Coastal Living here

The winner for the July/August Coastal Living Magazine Ad is...

Thank you to all of our Facebook Fans that voted on the ads for the July/August issue of Coastal Living Magazine. And the winning ad is...

Congratulations to Pamela R., from Sanibel, Florida. She was randomly selected as the featured fan for our July/August Coastal Living Magazine ad.

Coastal Living Magazine Ad. Winner will be announced June 13th.

Recently, we asked our Facebook Fans to vote for which advertisement they wanted to see in the July/August 2011 Coastal Living Magazine issue.

Here were the three options to choose from:

In addition to selecting which ad they wanted to see in Coastal Living, one fan would also be randomly selected (using Randomizer.org) to have their first name, last initial and hometown listed within the ad.

We received 61 unique votes.

The winning ad and fan will be announced on Monday, June 13th.

Thank you for all of the votes and comments!

You may visit our fanpage at www.Facebook.com/seasideinspired.fanpage and feel free to "like" us to be the first to hear of new inspiration and receive exclusive offers.

Festive Holiday Rooms as seen in Coastal Living Magazine.

We wanted to share some Festive Holiday rooms as seen in Coastal Living Magazine throughout the years. We hope you find ideas and inspiration to bring into your home for the holidays.

Bright and Bold Family Room
Seasonal pillows and throws add festive accents to a room that already has punches of red and coral throughout. Bring in more color by wrapping packages in coordinating paper and hanging wreaths with generous lengths of ribbon.
Notice the starfish within the wreath and Christmas tree. Because of the natural texture found on a starfish, they easily "adhere" to your trees and wreaths.
Pretty PastelsA fir tree decorated with pastels keeps the feminine feel of this room and adds holiday cheer. White stockings with pastel trim brighten the stone fireplace and complement the white, wicker furniture

Elegant Outdoor RoomPlacing the Christmas tree near the pool plays up the beach theme with sea-inspired strings of lights, blue and white ornaments, and shiny wrapped gifts that reflect off the water. Instead of hanging yards of white twinkle lights, scatter lanterns to provide a holiday glow.

Starfish for your tree:

http://www.seasideinspired.com/0624_starfish_christmas_ornament.htm

http://www.seasideinspired.com/3213_sea_star_christmas_ornament.htm

http://www.seasideinspired.com/0622_starfish_garland_holiday.htm

http://www.seasideinspired.com/0104_seashell_starfish.htm

Cozy Guest Room
A silver tabletop tree, window wreaths, and homemade garland add a festive feel and welcome guests for the holidays.

Starfish Garland:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/0622_starfish_garland.htm
Seashell Garland:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/0623_seashell_garland_holiday.htm
Red, White, and Blue Christmas
Small nautical touches highlight this pool house’s décor all year, but never more so than at Christmas when homeowner Kari Cusack kicks it up a notch. In keeping with her established style, ship’s wheels, sailboats, and lifeguard-chair ornaments cover a fir tree on the side of the doorway. Tin spruces in red pots decorate the coffee table, and knitted stockings with images of sailboats hang on the ladder accessing the loft.
Nautical Christmas Ornaments:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/nautical_christmas.htm

Warm and Inviting Porch
In this Connecticut home, a glowing path of handmade luminaries welcomes guests. A nautical wreath covered in starfish and seashells adorns the front door while lanterns and white lights brighten the porch for an inviting feel.

Natural Starfish, Sand Dollars and Sealife:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/natural_sea_life.htm

Natural Seashells:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/natural_shells.htm




Fun in a Formal Dining Room
This space has been reinvented by trimming the chandelier with evergreen sprigs and silver balls hung with red ribbon of varying lengths. Tied with playful gingham, a single floral wreath looks cheerful in the window. Red scarves draped over the chairs add another pop of color to an otherwise neutral room, while a centerpiece of pine needles and sea stars standing in clay pots bridges the gap between the season and the shore.
Silver Starfish:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/2191_decorative_silver_sea_life.htm
Silver Shells:
http://www.seasideinspired.com/3288-silver-shells.htm
You may find more Festive Holiday Rooms and Ideas at www.CoastalLivingMagazine.com.

You may also find Starfish Garland, Seashell Garland, Starfish Ornaments and Beach Christmas Ornaments and Decor at www.SeasideInspired.com.

Coastal Christmas Collection: http://www.seasideinspired.com/coastal_christmas_collection.htm

See our Red Coral Cluster in the March issue of Coastal Living Magazine.

Red Coral Cluster $35. Available only at http://www.seasideinspired.com/

See all of our Coral Decor http://www.seasideinspired.com/coral_decor.htm

Coastal Living Magazine. 112 pages of Inspiration.

For more than 10 years, Coastal Living magazine has been providing inspiration for those of us that live on the coast or wish we did. Every month they publish more than 100 pages of inspiration.

Being a designer, my favorite is of course the interior home photos. I know I'll always be re-arranging furniture and tabletop displays after my issue arrives.

Their design and style editors are incredible to work with. They take tremendous pride in carefully selecting products they know their subscribers and readers will enjoy within their own homes to add a little touch of the coast.

We have had the privilege of working with the editors of Coastal Living and having several of our items and our company featured throughout their magazines. This month, they have selected the Seaside Inspired Coral Table Lamp, Fish Hook pillow and Cowry Shell ball to share with their readers. Thank you Coastal Living!

Now excuse me, while I sit back, relax and flip through the February issue and become inspired all over again.

Resources:

http://www.coastalliving.com/

http://www.seasideinspired.com/