Coastal design is a great way to add a light, relaxed feel to any space.
In your bedroom, it’s perfect for creating a peaceful place to wind down at the end of a long day.

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Light, natural colors like pale blue and green combined with greys and white are staples for this look.
Materials such as jute, light-colored wood, and wicker will definitely help create a coastal vibe. Natural fibers like linen, cotton, and wool are favorites for this casual style.
Let’s take a closer look at the designs.
Peaceful Neutrals

Neutral colors are used throughout this room with blue pillows to tie in the ocean outside. Light-colored wood also features on the trim and beds.
Light and Bright

Light colors are a must with coastal design. This room focuses on that with white walls, furniture, and plant pots, only adding deeper blues in the bedding and lamp bases for some depth.
Sea Tones

This room sticks to the bright whites for an airy feel in the room. Color comes into play in a focus wall behind the bed with various colors straight from the sea.
Casual Romance

This room has a romantic air created by the sheer curtain over the canopy. Soft greys and deep greens add warmth and visual interest to the room.
Warm Browns

Light brown wood and white bedding matched against darker walls and a rug make this room bright while also warm and inviting.
Sand and Palms

The sandy color of the walls in this room brings to mind warm beaches, while the use of palm tree decor adds a tropical vibe. Natural, woven elements in the furniture are also great additions to this design.
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Nautical Nursery

White, grey, and deep blue make this nursery a beautiful and calm space for a little one. The addition of nautical elements like the anchor and life preserver makes this design firmly coastal.
Grey and Beige

The use of beige and white in this room is classic for coastal decor, while the blue-grey wall and driftwood bring elements of the sea indoors.
Grey Tones

The neutral colors of this room in different shades of grey, as well as brilliant white walls and natural light, make the room bright yet relaxed.
Light Browns

The huge windows in this room bring in a ton of natural light, while the simple furniture, as well as the warm brown color scheme, are classic coastal.
Blue Lagoon

This tropical coastal room sticks with a simple design but has an infusion of bright and bold colors both on the walls and in the artwork.
Emerald Green Accents

A simple design and light neutrals let the dark emerald green accents that bring to mind the ocean stand out.
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Breezy Bedroom

Light, floaty fabrics for the curtains in white let in natural light that reflects off the lighter colors for a beach resort retreat.
Contemporary Coastal

This room is a great example of a contemporary style in coastal design. Light neutral colors, minimalist furniture, and simple artwork are staples in this look.
Dark Browns and Light

The shades of brown and beige in this room are darker than what you would expect in a coastal room, but here they work to keep the room relaxing while the white linens and natural light brighten the room.
Spot of Sun

This room uses neutral colors to create a calm and relaxed vibe, while the bright natural light and bold yellow pillows bring energy to the design.
Wood and Creams

Cream colors and light wood elements blend together to create this beautiful coastal bedroom. A rough brick wall and the fireplace add hints of rustic tones to bring warmth to the room.
Blue and White

A classic color scheme for the coastal design, the blue and white, keeps the room fresh and peaceful. Natural light from the French doors and windows add to the ambiance of the room.
Warm vs Light

Natural light and warm elements in the bedding bring the outdoors in, a staple for this design.
Seaglass Blue

Using the light and bright blue-green tone in this room, in combination with the white elements, woven baskets, and the coral and starfish decor, makes this room bright and fresh.
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Create Your Own Coastal Look
Creating a coastal look is easy once you’ve seen the examples above.
Even if you’ve never dealt with coastal design before, stick with natural neutrals, shades of blue and green, and natural materials in lighter tones for a beautiful, fresh design.
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