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22 rooms with beach decor (because we’re cold)
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22 rooms with beach decor (because we’re cold)

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22 rooms with beach decor (because we’re cold)

Your home décor does more than just reflect your personal style, it also has a way to transport you (if only mentally) to any part of the world. If all you can think of is one day at the beachit’s time to incorporate the best elements reminiscent of sand and sea into your room.




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The beachy style of the design is timeless and can make your home feel like an oasis of calm no matter how far you live from the coast. Get ready to stock up on fabric materials and spruce up the space with soothing ocean tones.

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The simplicity of this room is exactly what you should look for when investing in beach inspiration. Shiplap walls surround a modern four-poster bed with crisp white linens, textured pillows, and a linen bench. The pendants on either side of the bed set the mood with an element reminiscent of sailboat anchors. / To recreate this look in your home, start by finding a large jute rug with lots of texture. Furnish the space with all-white decor, two simple wall lights, and plush linens.



A gray tone features a lime texture - matte, limestone, and suede-like - and adds plenty of depth to any wall. The combination creates a moody beach vibe that is unbeatable. / If you're struggling to make the kids' room cohesive with the rest of your beach house, consider introducing a palette of shades of gray. It is sophisticated and allows for a fun game of patterns.



Your bedroom is the perfect space to surround yourself with sentimental and collectible items from your world travels and seaside strolls. Hang framed pictures and install shelves for your most precious knick-knacks. / When it comes to the art you frame, sticking to one theme will set the tone for the rest of your space. This example includes black and white images, flags, and icons that collectively define a vintage-inspired beach look.



The impression of a beachfront location hanging from the main entrance to a residence is just what you need to set the mood of the space. Even if you don't own a beachfront property, you can still enjoy the view. / Let us introduce you to this brilliant color combination: warm gray and beige. We are obsessed with the neutrals of this room, from the pearl tone of the walls to the color of the headboard. The palette is reminiscent of the beach, but with a touch of glamor and looks suitable for all ages.



We usually stop at creating symmetry on both sides of the bed, but this room, with contrasting artwork on each side, proves that mismatched pieces can look sophisticated. Try to keep a consistent color palette to make things still uniform without looking too blurry.



When in doubt, dress the walls with floor-to-ceiling patterned wallpaper. It's the boldest way to transform any room and it's easy to install and even easier to remove. / Search flea markets and antique shops for boat paintings and beach-inspired embroidered fabrics to spruce up your existing decor.



Swapping white tones with more muted grays and beiges can make the environment more inviting. When white walls look too cold, gray takes care of that. When bright white sheets seem too white to be comfortable, a warmer white does the trick.



Natural textures are just what you need to take your bedroom to the next level. Invest in fibers such as jute, wicker and linen in your design. And of course, don't forget the macrame tapestry! / Although most rooms fall within the spectrum of warm color schemes, this example, in cool tones, demonstrates that blue works well for creating a calming and serene aesthetic. Though it looks a little more modern, the individual decor elements come together to scream coastal.



A simple rope lamp along with a jute rug, a hanging bedside lamp and a selection of handpicked books will combine the whole room with that seaside feel. / This kid's bedroom is elegant and, as you can see, it doesn't scream at all



If in doubt, work with monochromatic palettes. Slightly different shades create a highlight. Adding shiplap will always help a room feel more beachy. / A combination of blue and white is never a bad idea. The soft aqua wall behind the headboard blends blue tones throughout the room.



What's the one thing that can make a palm print headboard more dynamic? Combine with multiple prints. Go for a maximalist touch by incorporating patterned wallpaper or bedding. If the more is better approach is in line with your design philosophy, these floral headboards will create a perfectly lush vibe. / This project takes more time and additional skills, but if you're up to the job, the ultimate reward will be big. The recessed headboard wall adds a classy element to the room, while the color scheme looks chic and beachy.

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