An interior filled with chic, bright, and airy whites is at once elegant, cooling, and soothing after a day out in the hot sun at the beach. When you think of a beach in the early morning mist, you may envision foggy grays above and an endless carpet of sandy tans beneath your feet. The earthy wallcovering adds to the overall atmosphere.Ī soothing, neutral color palette offers a relaxed atmosphere. A hanging rattan chair from Serena & Lily adds a playful vibe. In this children’s bedroom, the atmosphere is a mix of beachy and modern. Whether you're a sucker for Hawaiian decor or an admirer of island decor, it becomes easy to cultivate the beachy refreshing style. The rattan pendant light paired with the jute area rug and theīotanical interior design elements have a way of whisking one away to paradise. Whether it's a pair of tropical curtains, or bedding blanketed in palm leaves, using florals and botanicals helps to seclude you in your own private getaway. Rough and raw captures the essence of this beach home interior design’s natural elements. Continue the journey of the senses with naturally inspired finishes. Not only can you see the extraordinary beauty of the seaside, but you can also feel the sand through your toes and hear waves crashing on the shore. Going to the beach is a multi-sensory experience. The spacious outdoor patio offers the quintessential California indoor and outdoor lifestyle. Walls of glass disappear in the living room, merging with outdoor spaces - ideal for entertaining. This is a stunning beach house designed by Brandon Architects, located in Corona Del Mar Village, a seaside area of Newport Beach, California. Home owners and vacation renters don’t just want to sit outside, but want to entertain, dine and relax. Natural is the key with crisp white, light taupe and splashes of serene blues at a minimum.Īt the beach, access to the open air is a vital design element, directly influencing one's overall experience of it's serenity. The palette instantly captures a relaxing vibe synonymous with an ocean getaway. This beach house offers some fabulous features, including a palette of sand, sky and sea. Often overlooked spaces like a hallway or a reading nook can feel exceptional after the addition of one or two accent pieces that help it flow into other rooms. Also, minimal décor can bring larger open spaces together with a cohesive look. Open and Airyīeachy interior design almost needs an open floor plan to create that breezy and airy atmosphere we love so much. The open concept ensures that one room seamlessly flows into another. What would yours look like? Or what DOES it look like? Here are some common interior design elements of the beach house to inspire us all to escape to a happy place. It's tropical but also California surf inspired. It got me thinking about what the interior of my beach house would look like. I've been working on a concept for a personal project and I found myself drawn to a specific "beach" aesthetic. Blues and whites, shells, sometimes nautical inspired. They are all beautiful in their own right, but one thing I notice is that there are a few specific elements that most have in common. Having grown up along the coast of NJ, I've also visited many homes at the various beaches just outside of Philadelphia. I've been to many beach houses over the years, have rented them and stayed in the homes of friends along the East and West Coast. There’s something undeniably appealing about a beach house. Up on the blog this week, it's all about the Beach House.
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