By now, you probably know how much I love coastal home decor ideas. After all, I practically have a whole blog dedicated to coastal home decor! If you are looking to bring a little sense of the coast to your home, check out this list of mine. I’ve rounded up my favorite coastal home decor trends so that you can pick what works best for you and your family. Let’s get started!
I’ve rounded up my favorite coastal home decor trends so that you can pick what works best for you and your family. Let’s get started!
Coastal Home Decor: Color Palette
Robins-Egg Blue
You can’t go wrong with a soft blue in your home. In fact, this blue is so soft and welcoming that it would go great in ANY room of your home. Pair with off-whites and funky patterns. Find this (and more color palette ideas) by reading my post dedicated to Seaside Paint Palettes.
Navy Blue and Coral
Mix it up a little bit with a bright color combination in Navy blue and coral. Use navy as the main hue because coral works great for accessories and other small pieces of home decor.
Coastal Home Decor: Beach Inspired
Display Your Driftwood
Got a rad piece of driftwood that you found on the beach? Did you know that you can truly make TONS of different home decor items with it? It’s true. This post of mine will help you clean and preserve your driftwood, and this post of mine will tell you how to decorate with it once it is clean.
Go All-Out With Sea Glass
Speaking of beach-inspired home decor ideas, you can do a lot with small pieces of sea glass, as well. HOWEVER. I’m morally obligated to tell you that you shouldn’t collect seashells and sea glass off the beach. Pick up a faux option from the craft store instead. And then check out this great post of mine that shows you all of the ways you can use it in your home.
Coastal Home Decor: DIY
Coastal Trashcan
Turn any trashcan in your home into something a little more fit for the coast by redoing your trashcans. It’s pretty simple. Just pick up some twine rope and hot glue. Start by attaching the end of the rope to the trash can with the hot glue, tightly winding it completely around the can until it is all the way covered. Finish it off by hot gluing the end of the rope to the trashcan. Find this and other coastal DIYs on this post of mine.
Christina on the Coast DIYs
If you love Christina on the Coast, bring some of her vibes into your home. I rounded up several of her easiest designs to recreate. You can find those here.
And if that wasn’t enough, you can find more DIY projects here and here.
Coastal Home Decor: Seaside
Fitting Fabric
When decorating a coastal home, it’s crucial that you pick the best fabric possible for your design dreams. However, it can get tricky picking out fabrics for the home because you don’t want to choose something too out there. Fortunately, I can help you out. Learn everything you need to know about picking out coastal fabric for your home on this post of mine.
A Seaside Welcome
Welcome your guests with an adorable wooden sign on the outside of your coastal home. Find inspiration and other ideas to make your own by reading this post of mine.
Coastal Home Decor: Ideas
Decorate For Christmas
Get in the spirit this year by outfitting your home with tons of coastal Christmas decor options. You can even make your own tree out of seashells. See what i mean by checking out this post.
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