A small stone boat house sits right where the pebbles meet the surf, its two arched doors worn down to soft teal and faded red. Beside it, a plain wooden rowing boat rests on the shingle, pulled up and waiting. Behind them, the cliffs step down into the sea and the waves keep rolling in.
Garrett Sommers built this scene with a palette knife, laying the paint on thick so every stone, cliff face and cloud has its own ridge and edge. The sky breaks into slabs of slate blue and cream, the water curls in white crests, and the beach is dotted with dabs of tan and charcoal. It reads like a quiet morning on a rocky cove, painted from memory.
This piece of mediterranean home decor is for anyone who loves old harbors, weathered paint and the sea in all its moods. If you collect mediterranean wall art or want something with real texture and a calm story, this one fits right in.
As canvas wall art, it works over a sofa, in an entry hall or along a stairway, and it makes natural beach house wall art for a lake cabin or seaside rental. The blues, browns and sandy stone tones pair easily with linen, driftwood and warm wood furniture.