Surf shacks

On the Bahamian island of Eleuthera, a 110-mile sliver of land known for its pink-sand beaches and laid-back vibe, an off-the-grid cabin serves as a getaway for Mark and Kate Ingraham and their 13-year-old daughter. Tagged: Exterior, Flat RoofLine, and Beach House Building Type.

Surf culture is bound to that of creativity; the personalities that define both the sport and lifestyle are often bursting with charisma. When away from the waves, surfers sprawl into unique shacks, apartments, and sometimes huts that fuse a lust for the oceans with other passions. Surf Shacks Vol.2 is a rare glimpse into surfer homes and the artistic habits that define the day-to-day.

An A-frame in the Santa Barbara hills and a Cape Cod photography studio are two worthy alternatives to living in a van at the beach.

Ranch homes are beloved for their welcoming and relaxed appearance. In fact, they're one of the most popular home styles in the U.S. and have been embraced since they populated suburban America in the 1920s. Intrigued? Scroll on for six ideas that perfectly characterize the aesthetic.

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For pro surfers Quincy Davis and Pat Schmidt, putting an outdoor shower in their Hamptons home wasn't a luxury, it was a must.

The run-down 1970s pad was transformed while still retaining the relaxed charm that's quintessential to the rural seaside hamlet.

Architectural designer Sarah Reilly of Studio Rozu draws inspiration from Charlotte Perriand’s 1934 beach house to make her surf shack dreams come true.