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4 reviews for:
Surf Shack: Laid-Back Living by the Water
Heather Summerville, Brittany Ambridge, Nina Freudenberger
4.0 AVERAGE
4 reviews for:
Surf Shack: Laid-Back Living by the Water
Heather Summerville, Brittany Ambridge, Nina Freudenberger
4.0 AVERAGE
libraryassistant_4th's review against another edition
3.0
Very quirky. Some nice design, some surprisingly boring. But the real point of it turned out to be their surf stories— and some of the surf lingo I had to guess at, lol.
niniane's review
1.0
The introduction promised sand-covered shacks designed by surfers who love the ocean and sport.
Most of the profiled people barely surf. But they spent months building a coastal second-home.
Almost everyone profiled is Caucasian, but many shipped African masks or Mexican art from their vacation to display how cultured they are. Three different Caucasian families display a huge teepee prominently in their yard.
Bait and switch book.
Most of the profiled people barely surf. But they spent months building a coastal second-home.
Almost everyone profiled is Caucasian, but many shipped African masks or Mexican art from their vacation to display how cultured they are. Three different Caucasian families display a huge teepee prominently in their yard.
Bait and switch book.
ralswoods's review against another edition
5.0
A little coffee table book that was actually a fascinating read. Loved seeing people’s lives and careers that shaped their decision to live by the sea. Is sprite to have a surf shack of my own.
toris_reads's review against another edition
5.0
This is such a beautiful design book, perfect for any beachside coffee table. I also loved the stories that were intermingled with it, of the people who owned these beautiful homes. It read like a magazine while remaining interesting enough to become something you could return to and reread time and time again.