1Grand View
Kate Lester The world is your oyster in this room designed by Kate Lester. She draws attention to the panoramic view with a statement-making chandelier and soft drapery panels.
2Antique Finds
Andrew Frasz Corey Damen Jenkins balanced old-world furnishings and modern design in this Massachusetts home. The antique secretary in the mudroom hides mail and a secret stash of beloved vases.
3Seashell Collection
Douglas Friedman This crisp powder room designed by Doniphan Moore features a mirror from Oly Studio that really is the prettiest of them all. The exquisite shell art hits the "feminine but not too fussy, elegant, comfortable, and joyful" note Moore wanted perfectly.
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4Sharp Contrast
Meghan Beierle-O’Brien This Caren Rideau–designed coastal kitchen in Pacific Palisades, California, is made for entertaining. The juice bar lets the owners make fresh orange juice or tea all day and sample favorite wines at night. We love how the metal-and-glass shelving stands out so sharply against the soft white walls and light cabinetry.
5Layered Textures
Jen Samson The secret to a neutral interior that's not boring or basic? Texture. This living room designed by Jen Samson incorporates a mixture of rich wood finishes, metal, glass, and linen.
6Natural Stone
Courtesy of Hilary Matt Let marble reign as Hilary Matt did in this contemporary coastal dining room. From the sideboard to the walls, the marble in this room has a cool-to-the-touch vibe that the rope chandelier and plants balance with their warmth.
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7Creature Comforts
Mackenzie & Co. A cozy cloud couch is the star of any living room—but stark white can be offputting to guests. To make a pristine sofa look more approachable, Mackenzie & Co. added a textured rug, striped throw pillows, and low wooden tables for a lived-in feel.
8Simple Pleasures
Erin Sander Design You'll dream you're floating on the waves if you pare your bathroom decor down to simple, flowy blue curtains and a rattan stool. (Just stash all the clutter in the cabinets.) This spa-like space designed by Erin Sander makes self-care a lifestyle, not a routine.
9Elevated Bunkbeds
Courtesy of Lark & Linen Give your guestroom a playful element by copying the big idea in this Lark & Linen–designed space. The rope ties break up the bunkbeds in a modern way that recalls traditional nautical decor.
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10Tropical Punch
Courtesy of Tessa Neustadt To give your dining nook a modern island vibe, stick to simple colors. In this kitchen designed by Amber Interiors, the tight palette ensures the palm print and woven textures aren't overpowering.
11Rare Find
Courtesy of Lark & Linen Skip the '90s-style vases full of shells and display one giant statement piece. This one's gray exterior complements the room's minimalist color palette while adding interesting lines and texture.
12Bold Course
James Merrell What's more nautical than a map room? This cadet-blue wall has all the personality and detail of a framed print, only bigger and better. Pops of darker blues keep the theme from falling flat.
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13Salvaged Furniture
Alec Hemer This coffee table might be the most innovative example of upcycling we've ever seen: It's made of an old nautical chain. Shiplap walls complete this crisp room with rustic details.
14Undersea Accents
Alec Hemer Worn metal baskets turned upside-down become coffee tables for an industrial take on the coastal decor trend. Seaglass-colored vases and decorative stones add a fresh, bright contrast.
15Sunwashed Texture
Ditte Isager Reclaimed wood walls and distressed furniture give this beach home a wonderfully weathered feel. The sage green dresser has a lovely patina that adds character.
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16Fern Wallpaper
Ngoc Minh Ngo Behold: the most glamorous and peaceful spot for a bath. The ornate mirror and coral-style sconces complete a scene that's fit for mermaid royalty without being kitschy.
17Marine Fixtures
Christopher BaKer Gleaming sconces made of brass marine fixtures subtly nod to the bigger nautical theme in this room, filled to the rafters with ship models, paintings, and flags.
18Surf Style
Matt Albiani Colorful surfboards may belong in the shed, but this wooden one looks right at home in the dining room. Its warm, weathered surface complements the ceiling and woven wood shades.
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19Traditional Accents
Matt Albiani Classic touches like sailboat artwork and woven baskets complement woven wood shades. Open shelves like the ones on this wall can display other knickknacks your family collects.
20Beachy Bar
Matt Albiani Coastal parties are always outdoors. A rattan bar cart fully stocked with drinks instantly makes happy hour on your patio or porch more transporting.
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