Two different but beautiful beach homes

Granted, I focused on waterfront homes yesterday, but it's a hard thing to get too much of - so why not some more? The first home focuses on preserving the funky personality of original beach cottages, while the second home is modern in design - but constructed from reclaimed materials...which is closer to your aesthetic?








via Coastal Living









via Notebook

Eco chic furniture and accessories

So, I know that "green" and "eco-friendly" items aren't exactly new buzzwords anymore. But I still love when I find a product that is made from recycled glass or reclaimed wood. What's even better is if the product is designed well and affordable. It's hard to find all of those things from one seller (especially affordability), but VivaTerra comes close!



Flowered enamel picnicware, starts at $35
I don't know why I like these, they're kitsch, but I like these


Ecowood grid shelf, $69


Recycled glass vases, $39 to $98



Suzani benches, $395 for narrow, $895 for wide



Gustavian vintage bed, $1,995 - $2,095
*swoon*


Branch and glass side table, $198


Entwined root stool, $99
I would take the glass top idea from the first table and put it on the root stool.


Railroad tie dining table $998


boatwood clock, $69

Images via VivaTerra