Surfboard on ceiling

Name: Actor & voice over instructor Tracey Hoyt, and medical instrument supplier Rob Marshall Location: The Beach, Toronto, Canada Size: 1,300 square feet. Years lived in: 9 & 6, owned. Perched above a bustling Toronto beach community, Tracey & Rob’s lakeside home is not your average condo. Nine years ago, inspired by the work of Hugh Jacobsen and Howard Backen, Rob transformed a typical condominium box into an airy coastal oasis.

Surf rack made from old skateboards and mahogany

ceiling of the beach house

Who said surfboards are only for extreme water sport enthusiasts? If you ask me, they look the most stunning when incorporated into a home’s decor, regardless of whether that home is situated on the coast or not. In fact, you don’t even need to have an overly beachy or nautical theme going on in any room […]

Fitting big hobbies—the type that require a board, a helmet, and maybe even a wetsuit—into a teeny-tiny home can be a tall order. Your best bets for storing this space-hogging gear are to work them into your decor plan or place them in often-overlooked spots (aka hide them in plain sight). Here are nine ways to stash sports gear, without cramping your style. This bike rack from CB2 doubles as a shelf, with a small platform to place your water bottle or helmet on.

Bamboo Surfboard Ceiling Rack

We’re ready to move in to filmmaker and surfer Mikey DeTemple’s beach house. Filled with beach relics, estate sale discoveries, and other nautical treasures, it’s not just Mikey’s escape from New York City…it’s a whole other world. Meet us in Montauk and discover how he’s customized his oceanside small space to make it his own (complete with a lofted surfboard rack) and get his picks for what to do and see on a trip to Long Island. Photos by Zak Bush Above: 'My wife Lisa and I went to…

Our surfboard racks igniting the walls at Fantail’s Hideaway in NZ. The first and only surfboard racks with an intergrated LED light feature... elevating surfboard display to another level.