If you’ve ever stood on a beach and felt your stress melt away, you might find that same tranquil vibe in abstract coastal art. It’s a creative take on beach-inspired decor, and it doesn’t have to be overly literal. Instead of seashells and seagulls, imagine swirling blues and soft sandy tones that capture the essence…

Wall art is one of the easiest and most effective ways to transform a room. It can add colour, create a focal point, and even make a space feel larger. Here’s how you can use artwork to enhance your interiors: Tips for Decorating with Prints: How to Choose the Right Wall Art: At Sandgrown Designs,…

In a world of mass-produced decor, there’s something special about owning a piece of local art. At Sandgrown Designs, we’re proud to be part of Lancashire’s creative community, and we believe in the importance of supporting independent artists. Here’s why buying local art matters: How to Support Local Artists: By choosing Lancashire photography prints or…

Maps are more than just tools for navigation—they’re a way to celebrate the places that mean the most to you. At Sandgrown Designs, we’ve created a range of minimalist map art that captures the essence of the Fylde Coast, including Lytham St Annes, in a modern and stylish way. Our custom location prints are perfect…

Wall art is more than just decoration; it’s a reflection of your personality and a way to bring life to your home. But with so many options available, how do you choose the perfect piece? Here are some tips to help you select prints that complement your space, mood, and colour scheme. At Sandgrown Designs,…

The Fylde Coast is home to some of the most stunning coastal landscapes in the UK, offering breathtaking views that make perfect subjects for wall art. From the historic charm of Lytham Windmill to the vast golden beaches of St Annes, these scenic locations capture the essence of Lancashire’s coastal beauty. At Sandgrown Designs, we…

Seaside beach huts are more than just brightly painted sheds on the sand. They’re a delightful symbol of the British seaside experience, boasting a rich history that stretches back over two and a quarter centuries. A Victorian Cradle: Believe it or not, beach huts can trace their roots back to the Victorian era. The 18th…