I am heading to the Georgia seashore this weekend with shells on the brain. As Labor Day signals the end of summer on the East Coast, I am suddenly feeling not-quite-ready for the season to be over.
Lettuce coral is the centerpiece for a table set by
Hable Construction founders, Susan Hable Smith and Katherine Hable Sweeny. (Image from Southern Accents).
Michele Oka Doner's collection of shells and shell books in her Miami Beach Library (From
At Home with Books).
Ornithological prints framed in ocean-motif decoupage (from Decor Fall/Winter '07).
I am heading to the Georgia seashore this weekend with shells on the brain. As Labor Day signals the end of summer on the East Coast, I am suddenly feeling not-quite-ready for the season to be over.
Ornithological prints framed in ocean-motif decoupage (from Decor Fall/Winter '07).
11 comments:
Lovely post, enjoy your weekend!
i'm headed to the georgia coast this weekend, too, and your post has me even more ready to go than i already am! such a beautiful post.
Beautiful post, BA--especially love the lettuce coral on the green table cloth in the second image. I'm not ready for the summer to be over either. Have a really great weekend.
Enjoy your vacation! I'll be spending it driving cross country ... not fun.
Have a great weekend in Georgia!!! Such a lovely post, will you bring back some shells from the shore?
~Kate
Have lots of fun Brilliant!
Hope you have a great trip! Thanks for sharing that Hable pic, I'd forgotten that one :)
Have a great weekend! Wish we were there! :)
Thanks everyone. Have a nice weekend!
Brilliant - lovely post - have a great weekend - nothing better than the beach. I lived in Atlanta until I was 8 and my family vacationed on St. Simons - I have the best memories and pictures from there.
I had a similar moment today. As unbearably hot as it has been, the realization that it's now time to pack it all in and prepare for fall seems quite serious.
But I can't deny my desire for knee high boots and sweaters... ;)
Now is the time to soak up that last bit of sun and sand.
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