For the ordinary landlubber, September 19 may come and go as a fairly uneventful day. For many others it is International Talk Like a Pirate Day, a parody holiday began by two guys in Oregon who believed everybody should glorify the times when swashbucklers dominated the seas by talking like a pirate, to get a minumum of one day a year.
There’s no reason the celebration can not extend throughout your home. For anybody channeling their inner pirate, or maybe just hoping to stumble upon a treasure that is buried, we’ve got a couple subtle and not-so-subtle tactics to drop anchor on a private schooner style.
Kuhl Design Build LLC
Just an actual pirate fan could fashion a galley like this custom-built loft by Kuhl Design Build. It has got a masthead with a “crow’s nest” and an ideal view of those seas ahead.
Kuhl Design Build LLC
Scallywags can board by means of a sturdy netted crosswalk affixed across the room’s far wall.
Kuhl Design Build LLC
This genuine layout boasts its own wheel brace, a climbing rope to the main room and a comfy nesting bed for artifacts that are weary.
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Polhemus Savery DaSilva
Offering an identical playroom-type escape, this nautical hull has a more complicated sense than that of rugged skull-and-crossbones pirate style.
John F Buchan Homes
Anchors aweigh! There are more than a few tactics to drift off to dream of fair maidens and digging a trove of pirate’s booty. This anchored bed is front and centre in metal with matching bedding. A faint treasure map painted behind attracts the subject together.
Trade Mart Interiors
“X” marks the spot with vivid reds and blues here. The galley painting across the far wall serves as an elaborate headboard to a very simple bed frame, even though a treasure map having singed edges along with a winding pathway leads the way to buried treasure.
Continuing the map theme, this very simple wall map contributes aspiring pirates to a world of experience. Pops of reddish on the muted mocha tones add intrigue and bring the mural and furniture into equilibrium.
In this room fit for Captain Jack Sparrow, dark wood furniture and warm brown tones create a more sophisticated atmosphere. The space is accented with abundant leather seating and balanced with wall pliers and skull-and-crossbones decoration.
The Collection German Furniture
You don’t have to transform a whole space to admit your love of salty dog sea voyages. Small details like this treasure map mounted in an integrated desk are subtle techniques to set the theme.
Keith Willig Landscape Services, Inc..
Shiver me timbers! This pirate-inspired tree house has a galley-style principal house, a climbing net and a pirate’s flag. The only thing missing is that an extended plank to walk.
Lompier Interior Group
Pirates grow up, but there is no rule that says you can not follow the lead of Peter Pan and stay a kid at heart forever. With clean lines and sleek sophistication, this living room remains rooted in reality, while the grand pirate ship picture on the primary wall says there is always room for setting sail to Neverland.