Sea Cottage Sign
$42.00
Celebrate your seaside retreat with a sign that brings the beauty of the ocean right to your door!
Welcome the coastal charm of your Sea Cottage with our hand-crafted sign, designed to evoke the spirit of seaside living. The white distressed background gives it a weathered, beachy feel, while the rich navy blue letters stand out boldly, capturing the essence of ocean waves. Accented with elegant black details, this antique-style decorative design adds a touch of sophistication to your cottage decor. You can personalize it with a name at the top, making it a unique piece that reflects your family’s love for the sea. Perfect for your beach getaway or as a charming addition to your home, this sign invites everyone to relax and enjoy the coastal lifestyle.
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- All made in the USA
- Artwork painted & hand distressed on 3/4″ wood
- Comes with hangers attached
- Lettering & color can be customized
Custom orders typically take between 4-8 days to complete.
Shipping
UPS is the preferred shipping method, but USPS can be requested. International orders will have a shipping charge added to the order total.
The order can be shipped to a recipient, please provide the shipping address during checkout. An optional gift note can be included, which can be mentioned in the order notes.
Custom Orders
This sign can be customized for free. If you would like to customize your order:
- Click the button above the page that says “Customize this Sign?”
- Type in the details for the order. You can customize the lettering and any color. Please use the color chart below for reference.
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mark ashton (verified owner) –
I am of the board of a spa village that dates back to the 1750s. We have a dozen buildings from the days when it was a spa and, today, it is an arts center. This is the 7th sign of have ordered from Kevin. Quick, reasonably priced and authentic to our need to look like we did in our heydey (i.e., the 1830s)