#Animal Coasters

[decantree]

How to Choose the Right Animal Coasters for Your Home Style

Coasters may seem like a small detail, but they play a big role in protecting your furniture and adding a touch of style to your space. If you're an animal lover, animal-themed coasters are a fun way to showcase your passion while keeping your tables safe from water rings and spills. However, with so many options available, it can be challenging to choose the right animal coasters that perfectly match your home’s style. Here’s a guide to help you find the perfect animal coasters that complement your decor and personal taste.

Understand Your Home’s Style

Before you start shopping for animal coasters, it’s essential to understand your home’s overall style. Whether your space is modern, rustic, bohemian, or minimalist, the right coasters can enhance your existing decor.

Modern: If your home features clean lines, neutral colors, and sleek furniture, you’ll want coasters that match this aesthetic. Look for animal coasters with simple designs, perhaps in black and white, or with abstract representations of animals.

Rustic: For a rustic or farmhouse-style home, coasters made from natural materials like wood or cork are ideal. Animal designs that feature earthy tones or depict animals in a natural setting can blend seamlessly with your decor.

Bohemian: A boho style is all about eclectic patterns, bright colors, and unique finds. Animal coasters that showcase vibrant designs, detailed illustrations, or exotic animals like elephants or peacocks would be a great fit.

Minimalist: If your home is minimalist, focus on simplicity and functionality. Choose animal coasters with clean lines, neutral colors, and subtle animal prints or silhouettes.

Consider the Materials

The material of your coasters can significantly impact their durability and how well they fit into your home decor. Different materials offer different benefits, so consider what’s most important for your lifestyle.

Wood: Wooden coasters are versatile and can fit into many home styles, especially rustic or traditional decor. They’re durable and offer a natural, warm look. Opt for coasters with animal engravings or painted designs to add a personalized touch.

Ceramic: Ceramic coasters often come in a wide range of designs and are ideal for homes with a more polished or modern aesthetic. They’re easy to clean and provide excellent protection against heat and moisture.

Cork: Cork coasters are lightweight, eco-friendly, and absorbent. They’re perfect for a casual or rustic style and can be found in a variety of animal prints and patterns.

Marble: If your home has a luxurious or contemporary vibe, marble coasters with subtle animal designs can add a touch of elegance. They’re durable, heavy, and easy to clean.

Resin: Resin coasters are highly customizable and can feature intricate animal designs, making them suitable for eclectic or bohemian styles. They’re also water-resistant and easy to maintain.

Match the Color Scheme

When choosing animal coasters, it’s crucial to consider your home’s color scheme. The right colors can either blend in with your existing decor or stand out as a statement piece.

Neutral Colors: For a minimalist or modern home, stick with neutral colors like white, gray, black, or beige. Animal coasters with these hues will effortlessly integrate into your decor without overwhelming the space.

Bold Colors: If your home is vibrant and full of life, don’t shy away from bold colors. Choose coasters with bright animal designs that can add a pop of color to your coffee table or dining area.

Complementary Colors: Consider the dominant colors in your room and choose coasters that complement them. For example, if your living room features a lot of blues and greens, coasters with animal designs in these colors will tie the room together.

Think About the Animal Theme

The animal theme you choose should reflect your personality and the atmosphere you want to create in your home. Here are some ideas:

Wildlife: Coasters featuring wildlife animals like lions, elephants, or wolves are perfect for those who love nature and adventure. These designs can add a sense of wildness and freedom to your space.

Pets: If you’re a pet owner, why not choose coasters that celebrate your love for your furry friends? Dog and cat-themed coasters are popular and can bring a cozy, homey feel to your space.

Birds: Bird-themed coasters, especially those featuring exotic or colorful birds, can add a touch of elegance and beauty to your home. They’re great for nature enthusiasts or anyone who loves the gracefulness of birds.

Farm Animals: For a farmhouse or country-style home, coasters with farm animals like cows, chickens, or sheep can add a playful and rustic charm.

Exotic Animals: Coasters featuring exotic animals like tigers, zebras, or tropical fish can bring a sense of adventure and uniqueness to your home. They’re perfect for a boho or eclectic style.

Functionality Matters

While aesthetics are important, don’t forget about the functionality of your coasters. Consider the following factors:

Absorbency: If you frequently use your coasters for cold drinks, choose coasters made from absorbent materials like cork or sandstone. These materials will soak up condensation and prevent water rings.

Heat Resistance: For hot drinks like coffee or tea, make sure your coasters are heat-resistant. Ceramic, marble, and resin coasters are good options for protecting your surfaces from heat damage.

Size: Consider the size of your coasters relative to your drinkware. They should be large enough to accommodate your cups or glasses comfortably. Standard-sized coasters typically work well for most drinkware, but if you use larger mugs or glasses, look for coasters that can handle them.

Ease of Cleaning: Coasters are bound to get dirty over time, so choose ones that are easy to clean. Materials like ceramic, resin, and marble can be wiped clean with a damp cloth, while cork and wood may require more gentle care.

Consider Customization

If you can’t find the perfect animal coasters that match your home style, consider customizing your own. Many retailers offer the option to create personalized coasters with your favorite animals, colors, and designs. This way, you can ensure that your coasters are a perfect fit for your decor and personality.

Conclusion

Choosing the right animal coasters for your home style is about balancing aesthetics, functionality, and personal preference. By considering your home’s style, the materials, color scheme, and theme, you can find the perfect coasters that not only protect your furniture but also add a touch of personality and charm to your space. Whether you prefer a sleek modern look, a cozy rustic vibe, or a vibrant bohemian feel, there’s a set of animal coasters out there that’s perfect for you. 

[thingsand-stuff-posts]

Animal coasters 🥰🥰🥰

[contac]

[korolation]

lamb to the slaughter

[seishiroses]

I love lots of non-soccer related things about Nagi and one of them is that he respects the shit out of sleeping.

(and looks very cute when his eyes close and essentially become two lines.)

Be like Nagi and sleep well. 😴

[courtesanofdeath]

Today's Mr. Sakamoto's day off. Looks like I'll have to do some overtime.

[maggotmessiah0]

HES SUCH A FREAK

The lyrics are from unsociable by msi

[knightmareaceblue]

Happy October! It's the perfect time of the year to gather around the fire, roast some marshmallows, and tell horror stories about that time you and your roommates took in a monster that broke into your house!

[makenna-made-this]

I'M BIRTHDAY today so for a gift my mom made me choasters (chicken coasters) that match my feather babies for my tea and it's very important that everyone sees them

FINALLY a choaster to match my chug and my cheapot and my cheamer and my chugar dish

Followed by build your own mud pies for dessert (chickens were very mad they did not get to participate in this part >v<)

[jarofloosescrews]

Shop update!

I finally have the coasters up, better late than never. And a few experimental bag items.

I’ve also opened up mini canvas commissions now that I’m down to part time at work 🎨🖌️

Shop link here.

Shares much appreciated!

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Roller Coaster Rabbit (1990)

[hyper-coasters]

I had never seen one of the grazing animals come up so close to the walkways before this. Certainly seemed interested in my french fries!

* Friendly reminder not to feed the animals at ANY zoo or amusement park!

[royaa]

[ohheplays]

Georg is hard at work to bring Tivoli its first ever roller coaster! 🔨🎢

This build is based off of Rutschebanen, the third oldest roller coaster in the world! Using mods by @/yofriendo on IG 🗻

[pillow-fish]

in honor of me going to disney in a month (!!!!!!) and kind of being a theme park enthusiast, have some headcanons abt the east blue crew at a theme park 🙂‍↕️

they aren’t a group of friends who’ll just chill and play like. a self-contained game of heads up in the line. they will be LOUUUUD and ANNOYINGGGG. which i think is far worse than just screaming about heads up

luffy’s whining that his feet hurt (he chose to wear sandals) and is hanging off the railing. zoro and sanji are in each other’s faces squabbling about god knows fucking what. nami is trying not to brain usopp with her phone because he won’t shut up about malfunctions and horror stories of accidents he’s heard. meanwhile the only reason he’s in line at all is because they’re riding something for small children

they’re the group you lowkey side eye bc you’re like “please just shut the fuck up. it echoes like crazy in here”

more under the cut!

usopp has AWFUL motion sickness and is TERRIFIED of rollercoasters. he was prolly the kind of kid who fell down the rabbit hole of "top 10 scariest rollercoaster accidents" and took that shit to heart. he sits outside ride exits holding bags while other people go on rides and surveys merch shops for nami. the absolute Most he can handle is like. it’s a small world. he would cry on the cat in the hat dark ride @ universal (think those videos of people screaming at thing 1 and thing 2)

sanji refuses to buy theme park food because it's expensive (nami outlawed it) and he can make better food. only exception is for luffy if they run out of snacks. packs lunchboxes like a mom and gets stopped at security because he has like four bags slung over his shoulders. zoro laughs at him as they wait for him to get searched. he’s also totally carrying nami’s purse (she is NOT about to fight him on that)

zoro tries to convince himself he Doesnt have motion sickness (and he handles some coasters just fine!) but they go on a spinning coaster and he gets sick in a trash can. poor guy sits with usopp the rest of the day nursing an upset stomach. he’s not allowed to go anywhere without a buddy anyway - last time he did that he had to wait at guest services because he got lost and his phone died

luffy LOVES rollercoasters so so much. hes running ahead of the crew to get in line, skipping around the park, and giggling happily at inversions. absolutely LOVES launch coasters - huuuuge adrenaline junkie. he drags sanji, nami, and sometimes zoro with him. he's allergic to holding onto his restraints. he says he likes feeling like he’s gonna fall out

nami is the reason they’re here at all. she bought the tickets (for a damn good price), she handled the lodging, and she drove. occasionally she will splurge on shit like fastpasses - she loves that line when she's in it and when she has to wait in the standby queue she death glares everyone who passes her. loves rollercoasters like luffy, but isnt as loud about it. gets a pocketknife confiscated at security because she strong-armed sanji into carrying her bag and forgot to check for “contraband”

[gummi-stims]

🎢🧸Teddy bears testing the Untamed rollercoaster!🧸🎢