Bring the quiet beauty of life on the water into your home with my “Sailboat with Fender Buoys” art print.
Inspired by time spent walking through marinas along the New England coast, this artwork focuses on a detail that often goes unnoticed—the colorful fender buoys hanging alongside a sailboat as it rests at the dock. Designed to protect the boat while moored, these familiar objects become something more when viewed up close: simple forms, balanced shapes, and subtle patterns that tell the story of life around the harbor.
I was drawn to the contrast between the clean lines of the sailboat and the rounded shapes of the fender buoys. Together they create a composition that feels both nautical and abstract, celebrating the beauty that can be found in everyday details of coastal life.
With its minimalist design and coastal palette, “Sailboat with Fender Buoys” brings a sense of calm, simplicity, and connection to the water. Whether displayed in a beach house, coastal home, office, bedroom, living room, yacht club, or thoughtfully curated gallery wall, it offers a refined nod to sailing and life by the sea.
Each print is signed and printed by me on museum-quality archival paper using archival inks, ensuring exceptional color and longevity for years to come. Every piece is carefully made in my Massachusetts studio.
Choose between framed or unframed options. Our sustainably sourced solid maple frames arrive ready to hang and beautifully complement the artwork's clean, nautical aesthetic. Unframed prints are available in standard sizes, giving you the flexibility to select your own frame style. Custom sizing is available upon request.
Each order is thoughtfully packaged with care for safe delivery. The 25x31 inch framed prints are available for U.S. shipping only.
Perfect for sailors, boat owners, marina enthusiasts, coastal decor lovers, and anyone who appreciates the quiet details of life near the water, “Sailboat with Fender Buoys” captures the craftsmanship, rhythm, and understated beauty of the harbor.
(Art created by Jorey Hurley on June 7, 2026)
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