Summerween Porch Decor Tile — Flamingo Float Skeleton

Nothing says summer like a skeleton floating in a pink flamingo pool ring with not a care in the world. Swap this tile in and your porch decor takes the whole crew to the pool.

A grinning skeleton lounges in a pink flamingo float with a peach beak, on a bright blue tile splashed with white dots. Laser cut from Baltic Birch, hand-painted, and sealed for lasting color, it snaps into any Millie & Co. ladder or frame.

🩷 Grinning skeleton with layered wood bones
🩷 Pink flamingo pool float with a peach beak
🩷 Bright blue tile with white splash dots
🩷 Laser-cut and hand-painted dimensional wood
🩷 UV-sealed for lasting color, indoors or out
🩷 Works with all Millie & Co. interchangeable ladders and frames, in Black, Grey, or Walnut

This design is made in small batches, and once it's gone, it may not come back.

Michaela laser-cuts every bone and Cindie paints the flamingo float pink by hand, mother-daughter made in Central Florida.

Please allow one to two weeks for processing (ready-to-ship pieces may move faster). Tracking goes out as soon as your order ships. Free shipping on orders over $80.

This design is on sale, and our Refund Policy doesn't accept returns on sale items. If it arrives damaged, contact us within 7 days with photos at sales@millieandcofl.com and we will make it right. Full details are in our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.

FAQs About the Flamingo Float Skeleton Porch Decor Tile

What size is it, and will it fit my other ladder or frame?
Tiles are 10 in x 10 in and made to fit any Millie & Co. ladder or frame, so it'll swap right into whatever you already have. Tiles use a magnet system, so you'll feel a little snap when it locks into place.

Will it hold up outside?
Yes. Every laser-cut tile is painted with UV-protected paint, built to handle real weather, not just a shelf.

What is it made of?
Tiles are cut from Baltic Birch, hand-painted, and sealed for outdoor use. Ladders and frames are cut from pine, hand-stained, and sealed the same way.

How easy is it to swap in and out?
Super easy, no tools needed. Simply push the old tile out and pop the new tile into place.

Dead serious about pool days.