Need an Accessory Update??

We have put together a few of our favorite faux shell pieces to accent and update your seaside space. It's easy to add a few new accent pieces to revitalize a tired room. We have just received the replica large clam shell from Regina Andrew and it makes quite a coastal statement. This realistic resin over-sized shell measures 22" x 13". One of these will be heading down to our beach house!

I happen to be partial to sea urchins and our vase comes in two great sizes. A medium accessory at 12" x 12" x 5". My personal favorite is the large version which measures a substantial 15" x 15" x 8". Perfect on a coffee table or shelf.

So your room may need a little sparkle . . . the Regina Andrew antiqued silver replica clam shell comes with four faux shells to arrange as you like. This silver coastal accessory measures 19" x 10" x 4" and comes with a starfish, scallop shell, conch shell and barnacle shell. Just the right about of shine your seaside space may need.

All items are in stock and ready to become part of your decorating!

Day 6 of our Gift Guide -- Need an Office Gift?

Thinking of a gift for an office or library? How about a pair of antiqued brass seashell bookends to add an elegant touch to a seaside library ($79.99). Our Lister's Conch faux shell sits on a driftwood base and is a peaceful accent in an office ($24.99). Graceful folds of a ribbon coral sculpture (faux, of course) makes a dramatic statement while bringing a touch of the sea to any library space. Available in both white and blue ($69.99). Cross this off your list! Remember, use our SLEIGH coupon for your 10% discount upon checkout. The gift-wrapping is on us!

Featured In Destination Weddings World Wide Guide

What a great magazine for all things related to destination and beach weddings!

By the Sea Decor had two products picked for their "Global Style" section. They featured our Ocean Pilsner glass set in shades of aqua and blue highlighted by gifts from the sea! One of our coastal accessories, a resin conch shell resting on a driftwood base also found its way on their page!