Coastal Interior Design
Coastal interior design captures the feel of a beach house, with whites and blues, natural fibers, weathered wood and airy linen.
Real Coastal Rooms Designed by Spacejoy
living room
Cozy Living Room Coastal French Style
open living and dining room
Family Living Room Coastal Casual with Play Area
kids room
Cozy Bedroom in Coastal style with Whimsical Touches
bedroom
Coastal Bedroom with Mid-Century Charm
open living and dining room
Family Living Room Coastal Casual with Chaise Lounge
open living and dining room
Coastal Living Room with Light Gray Walls
The Coastal Look
What defines it
- White walls and furniture
- Shades of blue
- Natural fibers
- Driftwood and weathered wood
- Light, airy linen
Colors and materials
- White, sand, sky blue and navy
- Whitewashed and weathered wood
- Rattan, jute, sisal and seagrass
- Linen and cotton
- Glass and light ceramics
Key pieces
- Slipcovered sofa in white or sand
- Rattan or wicker chairs
- Jute or sisal rug
- Whitewashed wood coffee table
- Woven pendant light
- Sheer linen curtains
Coastal Design FAQ
What is Coastal interior design?
Coastal interior design is a light, relaxed style inspired by beach homes. It uses white and blue, natural fibers like rattan and jute, weathered wood and plenty of natural light.
How do I make my living room Coastal?
Keep walls white or sandy and let in as much light as possible with sheer curtains. Choose a slipcovered sofa, rattan or wicker accent chairs and a jute rug. Add blue through pillows or art, and favor natural textures over literal beach decor.
Is Coastal the same as Scandinavian?
They share bright rooms and light wood, but coastal adds blues, woven natural fibers and a breezy, beach-house feel. Scandinavian is more neutral and cozy, and was shaped by cold northern climates.