By now you all know my #1 travel destination on the bucket list is the Italian Riviera and/or the Amalfi Coast. (I’m not picky, I’ll take either…or both.) Although it falls into my current love of all things “1970’s Mediterranean Jetsetter” it’s a place I’ve always been enchanted by — the townscapes, the lifestyle, and of course, the beaches. So I’ve been watching ever so closely via Instagram and Facebook photographer Gray Malin‘s sneak peeks of his location shoots along 2000 km of Italian coast. And to my delight, yesterday he released his latest collection of prints aptly named La Dolce Vita — fellow jetsetters, rejoice!
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The La Dolce Vita collection by Gray Malin is offered in a variety of sizes from 19″ x 13″ to 72″ x 54″ — and just for us, he’s extending his ITALY30 code for 30% off, today only!
And if you’re like me and know that this trip is in your inevitable future, be sure to check out Gray’s blog — he has chronicled his adventures along this most amazing road trip…ever!
For more Gray, check out my interview with him last year when he released his A La Plage, A La Pistine collection >
Photography by Gray Malin
Oh Erika I want one of these so badly! I love his photography!!
My husband and I spent several days in the Cinque Terra some years ago. We hiked the mountain trail from Vernazza to Monterosso, which was an experience I’ll never forget. Five tiny towns, great food, and gorgeous scenery. I’m dying to return!
That sounds life-changing!
Stunning! And boy, would I love to be there now.
Ooooh the Italian Riviera definitely needs to be at the top of your list! We made it to Capri last September and it was truly one of the best vacations I’ve ever had :)
Clara, how divine! I will be contacting you for tips ;o)
I spent a week in Positano, and it was the closest I’ve come to paradise. These shots are perfection!
Love the Amalfi coast, my first boyfriend’s family has a house on a cliff in Sorrento. I have so many great memories. To me it is so much better off season. Love walking around those little towns when no one is around.
For the first time the ocean may not be the focal point. those umbrellas are absolutely gorgeous. I made one my screensaver for my work computers :-)