Welcome to Christine Parrish Coastal Designs,

Because people love the beach, CP Coastal creates​ coastal art with an adventurous spirit and laid back attitude for manufacturers and retailers so they can expand their market by bringing the beach to everyone.  

Exclusive products are sold directly through our SHOP page. 

Our designs are beach inspired and our mission is to connect people to the beauty, mystery, and joy they feel when at the beach. 

​We incorporate a mix of modern, impressionist, and vintage styles, with elements of bold colors reflective of Caribbean blues and brilliant sunsets. The art features a wide array of classic coastal, Americana, and nautical themes, capturing the essence of ocean, lake, and river-front living, as well as island lifestyles. In addition to novelty favorites - palm trees, sunsets, sea life, sea shells, umbrellas, beach chairs, lifeguard stands, flip flops, tropical fruit, birds, flowers, exotic cocktails, etc. - we also like popular water-sport activities such as boating, surfing, paddle boarding, and fishing.

Art is available for licensing, limited use, or direct purchase. ​Designs are created with a wide variety of products in mind including textiles, paper and stationery, tableware, tech accessories, home and yacht décor. We help manufacturers, distributors, and retailers sell more products by offering original designs in one of the fastest growing, high demand genres - coastal. We work to bring a coastal vibe to any space.

Through our art, CPCD is committed to promoting global awareness of how precious oceans, lakes, and rivers are; not only for the incredible beauty and pleasure they provide, but also for how much we need them for our own survival.

Enjoy a beach state of mind, no matter where you live!

Christine
Owner/Artist, Christine Parrish Coastal Designs

Hurricane Irma Relief

Click below to purchase a 'Caribbean Nation - Stronger Than a Hurricane' T-Shirt. Design royalties donated to the Love for Love City Foundation benefiting the U.S. and British Virgin Island victims of Hurricane Irma.
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