A coastal-inspired collection that captures the quiet beauty of the South West — just in time for the film adaptation of the beloved memoir.
As anticipation builds for the May release of The Salt Path, the acclaimed adaptation of Raynor Winn’s best-selling memoir, independent home and lifestyle store Webb Street Company unveils its new South West Coastal Path collection — a thoughtful curation inspired by the wild edges and gentle wonders of the British coastline.
From stormy seas to still coves, the collection echoes the sensory magic of the South West, with a focus on Cornwall and Devon. Expect hand-picked pieces like Angela Harding’s Cornish Path tote, coastal-themed cards and prints, books and homewares that evoke the feeling of windswept walks, sea thrift on cliff edges, and salt-dusted skin.
“The South West is more than a location—it’s a feeling,” says shopkeeper Nathan Davies, who’s family created Webb Street with a love of slow living and seaside simplicity. “This collection captures that grounding sense of calm, curiosity, and connection that comes from being close to the sea.”
While the story behind The Salt Path has long resonated with readers, the film’s release is set to spark a renewed love for Britain’s coastal paths—and for those who walk them with intention, wonder, and courage. Webb Street’s latest edit honours that spirit in its own quiet way: through beautiful things made to be lived with.
With nods to British printmakers, natural materials, and colours lifted straight from sea and sky, South West Coastal Path is both a tribute and an invitation—to look a little closer, walk a little slower, and celebrate the rugged beauty of the everyday.
