The light beige wood has a sandy undertone and provides a rough texture that goes beautifully with clean, white walls. Natural wicker is your best friend for the beachy look if you need baskets, storage boxes, buffets, and chairs.

Alternatively, you can buy vintage pieces, although you’ll probably have mismatched furniture. Wardrobes, chests, and dressing tables are perfect for the look. The simplest way to get the look is with whitewashed shabby chic furniture, where signs of wear give the appearance of age. Weathered wood and distressed furniture (vintage or otherwise) are hallmarks of all beach themes. Pictured: Birlea Belford Wooden Bed Frame – White, Available from Bedstar. The Online Bed Superstore.Īnother attractive option is the Birlea Belford, which has open slats on the headboard and footboard with a subtle curved finish. Pictured: Tour Low Wooden Bed Frame – White, Available from Bedstar. The Tour Low bed frame is a perfect example, available as a king size bed or a double bed with a white frame and slatted headboard that oozes beachy style. Wooden beds with a slatted headboard give off beach hut vibes, complementing coastal and nautical décor. White is best for most of your bedroom because it gives the illusion of space and reflects more light than any colour. This ratio will ensure your colours are on point.

We recommend sticking to the 60-30-10 colour rule with beach themes – 60% white, 30% blue, and 10% beige. Sandy beige is the perfect colour to break up blue and white while keeping your design on point.įor example, you could have white walls and white furniture, a striped, blue feature wall, blue bedding, beige cushions, and décor. Here are our favourite décor ideas for the beach theme:īlue and white is the quintessential beach/coastal colour theme, but it neglects an important aspect of the beach experience – sand. The trick is to balance natural materials, neutral tones, and pops of blue to create a bedroom that oozes coastal style rather than shouts it. However, it’s easy to overdo the beach theme with too many elements. Ad collaborative post // Beach interior design is all about airiness, light colours, pops of blue, natural materials like driftwood, and seaside elements like shells.

Beach bedroom decor ideas