A square collage print featuring a blue and white gingham border with a central scrapbook-style layout of coastal and summer-themed photos, including a lighthouse, beach scene, sailboat, pink tulips, a bicycle, handwritten notes, and a small house.

From coffee on Main Street to walks around the pond at Heckscher Park, quiet afternoons under the trees at Caumsett, and sailboats filling the harbors, Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor have a little bit of everything we love about Long Island’s North Shore. Our Three Harbors print is a love letter to the landmarks, landscapes, and everyday places that make this corner of Long Island feel like home.

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Huntington & Cold Spring Harbor Toile - Oyster and Arrow

Huntington & Cold Spring Harbor Toile

Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor have always been the kind of towns that leave an impression. The harbor views, historic estates, beaches, museums, parks and a whaling history you can still see signs of everywhere. Our Huntington & Cold Spring Harbor toile print collection is a love letter to Three Harbors with hand-illustrations from Oheka Castle, the Huntington Harbor Lighthouse, the Heckscher Park Art Museum, the dairy barn at Caumsett State Park, and the Cold Harbor Firehouse. This is the collection for anyone who grew up sailing these waters, or married into a family that did. From pajama sets to napkins for the table, it's a print that feels like home even when you're three states away.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About the Huntington & Cold Spring Harbor Toile Print

Everything behind the harbor, the history, and the design.

What landmarks are in the Huntington & Cold Spring Harbor print?

Harbor sailboats and the historic waterfront homes that line Huntington and Cold Spring Harbor's North Shore.

Is this the same as the Three Harbors print?

Yes, Three Harbors is our internal name for this collection.

Do you have Northeast coastal hostess gifts in this print?

Yes, this print's harbor and waterfront details make it a natural hostess gift for anyone connected to Long Island's North Shore.