Shoreline and Surf
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$575.00
$575.00
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Shoreline and Surf
Original Key West shoreline painting with real shells, sand, and sea glass from Fort Zach Beach. Textured coastal wall art in a 16 x 20 framed canvas.
Details
- Original acrylic and mixed media painting
- 16” x 20” canvas
- Framed in a white and black floater frame
- Framed size: 18” x 22” x 1.5” deep
- Ready to hang
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NOTE: Colors may vary slightly from original due to different monitors and devices
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A small but striking piece that brings the feeling of the shoreline right into the room.
This original mixed media painting is inspired by the shifting edge where water meets sand at Fort Zach Beach in Key West. Built with palette knife acrylic and layered texture, it captures that moment when waves roll in and pull back—never still, always changing.
What makes this piece extra special is what’s actually in it.
The sand, shells, and sea glass embedded into the surface were gathered by hand at Fort Zach. They’re not just painted—they’re part of the painting. Up close, you see the texture and detail.
From across the room, it reads as a clean, modern coastal abstract.
It’s an easy piece to live with. The color palette leans into deep teal water, soft seafoam, and warm sandy neutrals, making it work in both bright coastal spaces and more collected, layered interiors.
Framed in a clean floater frame, it’s ready to hang and fits beautifully in smaller spaces—entryways, powder rooms, guest rooms, or tucked into a cozy nook.
This is one of those pieces that feels like you picked it up on the island—and brought a little of it home with you.
This original mixed media painting is inspired by the shifting edge where water meets sand at Fort Zach Beach in Key West. Built with palette knife acrylic and layered texture, it captures that moment when waves roll in and pull back—never still, always changing.
What makes this piece extra special is what’s actually in it.
The sand, shells, and sea glass embedded into the surface were gathered by hand at Fort Zach. They’re not just painted—they’re part of the painting. Up close, you see the texture and detail.
From across the room, it reads as a clean, modern coastal abstract.
It’s an easy piece to live with. The color palette leans into deep teal water, soft seafoam, and warm sandy neutrals, making it work in both bright coastal spaces and more collected, layered interiors.
Framed in a clean floater frame, it’s ready to hang and fits beautifully in smaller spaces—entryways, powder rooms, guest rooms, or tucked into a cozy nook.
This is one of those pieces that feels like you picked it up on the island—and brought a little of it home with you.