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Our pick of seaside walls, each with its interior photo. For each wall: the poster, why we love it, the size we recommend and its price.
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Why we love itThe “MENTON” poster places 2 big Menton lemons on their leafy branch in the foreground.
Why we love itA waiter in a white jacket and bow tie crosses a checkerboard-tiled terrace, holding a tray of red aperitif glasses.
Why we love itA picturesque stretch of Italian coast: pastel villages cling to the cliffs above a turquoise sea.
Why we love itA red convertible speeds along a winding coastal road on the French Riviera.
Why we love itOn the wooden deck of a boat, a glass of orange spritz, with ice cubes and a slice of orange, waits beside a coiled rope.
Why we love itFrom the beach of a tropical cove, a surfer races down the face of a turquoise wave while another paddles out to sea.
Why we love itA round stone Genoese watchtower stands on a green, rocky headland of Cap Corse, above a deep blue sea.
Why we love itAbove the title “CÔTE D'AZUR”, a sandy beach in Nice comes alive in broad daylight.
Why we love itThis illustrated poster shows the pebble beach of Étretat and its caloges, the old overturned fishing boats covered with thatch that were used as huts.
Why we love itThe white Casbah of Algiers tumbles down the hill to the Mediterranean: cubic houses, arcades and a slender minaret overlook the Bay of Algiers below.
Why we love itA colorful surfboard is planted in the sand next to a wooden lifeguard tower on stilts.
Why we love itThe Fréjus-Plage seafront stretches out at the foot of a tall palm tree, with red and blue striped parasols planted on the wide sandy beach.
Why we love itA small harbor on the French Riviera lines up its pastel houses along the quay.
Why we love itThe Château de la Napoule, in Mandelieu, stands on its rocky point at the water’s edge.
Why we love itAt the top of its hill, Notre-Dame de la Garde overlooks the Old Port, above the fort’s ochre ramparts and the facades of the city.
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