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Boards that already found their second life — every piece began as a working surfboard somewhere between the Outer Banks and Wilmington.

Surfboard wall art in warm coastal tones (sold gallery piece)

Gone to a good wall

Hatteras Morning

7'2" funboard study — sold. Dawn golds and storm blues from a Frisco lineup veteran.

Wall panel of reclaimed surfboard fins and stringers as coastal craft art

One-of-one

Corridor No. 7

Parts panel: stringers and fins from boards too far gone to save whole.

Rejoined surfboard wall art with indigo storm paint and visible seam

One-of-one

Storm Seam

Broken-and-rejoined board with indigo storm paint and a proud repair line.

Vintage single-fin wall art with restored airbrush wave tones

One-of-one

Nags Head Glass

1980s single-fin with original airbrush art restored nose to tail.

Surfboard wall piece showing warm sealed surface and wax history

One-of-one

Topsail Wax Lines

Forty years of wax rings preserved under seal — the board's own session log.

Longboard wall art in dune and sea-glass layered paint

One-of-one

Ocracoke Drift

Waterlogged longboard finished in layered dune and sea-glass tones.

Rejoined shortboard wall piece with tide-chart line painting

One-of-one

Wrightsville Lines

Snapped shortboard rejoined with a visible seam and tide-chart linework.

Surfboard panel wall art in soft sea glass green tones

One-of-one

Sea Glass Panel

Soft seafoam layers on a reclaimed mid-length — calm, gallery-quiet.

Longboard wall piece with a resin sunset finish leaning against a white wall

One-of-one

Sunset Logline

A 9'2" single-fin longboard reborn as a wall piece — resin sunset over a sanded cedar fin.

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