In the parts of the world where waves meet land, surfboards are not only part of a sport and a lifestyle—they're also part of the decor (and I'm not talking about that surfboard bar from your fraternity). My friends Lisa and Michelle both stack their boards in their patios and it adds a wonderful sense of SoCal style. Surfboards are cool-looking, no denying it. What would a Venice bungalow be without a towering long board leaning somewhere in the garden? The above hand-painted surfboard designed by James Victore exclusively for DWR ($3,000) is just an example, but more of a collector's item than something for actually shredding. Click here to view some of Victore's other "fearless" items which include tabletop items, posters, jewelry, and more surfboards.
Apr 11, 2008
James Victore Surfboard
Labels: garden/outdoor
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3 comments:
This is something I love. I wonder if owner use this surfboard to actually surf or only as a decoration?
No wax, no stop pad.
I'd assume it's a decoration.
Beneficial info and excellent design you got here! I want to thank you for sharing your ideas and putting the time into the stuff you publish! Great work!
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