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Beachy Lounging
Beadboard wainscoting sections off the living area that's furnished with a slipcovered sectional that offers cozy lounging space in a small footprint. Design: Blog Cabin
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Beachy Bunks
This kids' room can sleep up to 6 youngsters with a pair of trundle bunk beds. Seaside antiques found in local shops and country Swedish wallpaper adds to the charm. ©Gibbs Smith, Barry Dixon Interiors, Brian D Coleman. Design: Barry Dixon/Photo: Edward Addeo
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Beachy Bench
An escape from the tropical heat, this living room is cool and restful, centered with a bench and matching pair of sofas. Simple wicker chairs and a sea grass carpet add to the relaxed island atmosphere. ©Gibbs Smith, Barry Dixon Interiors, Brian D Coleman. Design: Barry Dixon/Photo: Edward Addeo
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Beachy Kitchen Bar
Japanese raku pots line the shelf above the open kitchen pass-through. The bar stools were custom designed to be comfortable and backless so as to keep the view unobstructed while being sturdy enough to not tip over easily. The front door is visible to the left of the kitchen. ©Gibbs Smith, Barry Dixon Interiors, Brian D Coleman. Design: Barry Dixon/Photo: Edward Addeo
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Photo: Courtesy of ZeroEnergy Design, Photo by Eric Roth
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Beachy Accents
Nothing says nautical like a wall covered in a gorgeous map from floor to ceiling. The model sailboat on the rustic wood table adds a sense of wanderlust. It's hard to choose what to love more: the map wallpaper or the gorgeous barn-style doors. Design: ZeroEnergy Design/Photo: Eric Roth
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Beachy Cottage
This cozy Hawaiian cottage hits all the coastal high notes: striped rugs, breezy curtains, slouchy slipcovered sofas and a vintage blue trunk with a lovely, well-worn painted finish. An ornate gilded mirror hangs among a collection of botanical prints on the wall. Design: Melissa Newirth
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Beachy Kitchen
Create a seaside feel by bringing outdoor elements indoors, like these wicker dining chairs. The lantern-shaped chandelier adds a touch of marine whimsy. Design: Rethink Design Studio/Photo: Richard Leo Johnson/Atlantic Archives
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Beachy Bunk House
Slipcovers are a low-maintenance choice for this room that was designed with kids in mind. Nautical art and knot motifs are just a few details that tie into the coastal style of this home located in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Design: Tyler Karu
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Beachy Bathroom
Travertine-style porcelain tile clads floors and wall surfaces in the master bathroom, lending a sandy beach style to the interior. Design: Linda Woodrum
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Beachy Art
A dramatic piece of art provides the focal point for this open living room. The commissioned painting uses washed-out shades of aqua to give a serene coastal feeling to the space. A rustic black coffee table grounds the room and contrasts with the warm timber floors. Design: Anna Williams/Photo: Naomi Abdilla
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Beachy Palette
Inspired by this home's beachfront location, cool blues and greens come together with a collection of sea-inspired prints to bring the outdoors in.
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Beachy Living Room
Four tables form a large cocktail table in this stylish beach house living room. The chocolate-and-white woven damask fabric contrasts with the upscale wicker club chairs. Orange-striped draperies hung on bamboo poles give the room a splash of color, as do the canvas throw pillows and hand-blown glass table lamps. Design: Joseph Berkowitz
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Beachy Symmetry
Symmetry and texture give a sense of order to this multifunctional living room. Custom reclaimed wood cabinets provide storage for media and games while adding an elegant feel. Design: Jennifer Reiner
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Beachy Shelves
A wallpapered back of this custom shelving unit makes a statement against the painted blue shelves and trim, as seen on Meg's Great Rooms on HGTV. Design: Meg Caswell
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Beachy Bedroom
For a masculine touch, the brown leather bed is a dark anchor in this bedroom. Tall mirrors and glass lamps in a sepia color balance out the height of the bed, reflecting light around the dark space. Keep your fabrics and linens casual and soft in a beach-inspired space -- select items you'd love to come in to straight off the beach. Design: Laurie March
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Beachy Stripes
Want to spend more than just summer days at the beach? Try some stylish coastal, nautical or beach design in your own home. The walls of this bathroom were painted a khaki color, giving the space a coastal feel. Nautical inspiration came from vintage travel posters, framed and hung here over a storage bench. Design: Laurie March
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Beachy Relaxed
This calm space was designed for a dad who wanted his kids to feel comfortable visiting and to be able to relax after long work days. A sisal rug, slubby woven couch fabric and nautical accents. Design: Laurie March
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Beachy Retreat
This room is a soothing retreat thanks to use of neutral sand and sea colors inspired by the beach. Pops of coral make the space anything but boring. Design: Tobi Fairley
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Beachy Chic
HGTV fan dgabriele used neutral hues and subtle seashell decor to create a chic, sea-inspired living space. An eclectic mix of distressed furniture and crisp white accents showcase the casual elegance of a refined yet shabby space.
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Beachy Textures
HGTV fan homemom's white-on-white living room brings an airy beach feel to her home. Natural textures plus seaside accents complete this cozy look.
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Beachy Neutrals
Staying with neutral shabby chic hues, HGTV fan pattiny1 mixed white, cream and blue to create a comfy space fit for sea dwellers. Stunning seashells, driftwood and starfish make perfect decor for a seaside retreat like this — just make sure you're up early enough to snag the prettiest ones from the shoreline.
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Beachy Bar Cart
HGTV fan rnhey wanted to create a light, airy dining room ideal for casual year-round entertaining, so she used this fresh hue as the base for her entire design. The upholstered cane-backed chairs, freshly painted table and vintage marine life prints are reminiscent of relaxed summers and shabby seaside homes. White beadboard walls allow the sand-colored curtains and accessories to act as complementary accents rather than simply appearing in the background.
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Beachy Bed
Stripes always work for a nautical theme, but HGTV fan Beachyone didn't stop there. Weathered oars above a wicker headboard complete the beach-style look of this guest bedroom.
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Beachy Twin Beds
For HGTV fan Beachyone's guest bedroom, the secret of making the most of a small space is simple: symmetry. The matching beds and perfectly proportioned artwork create a room any beachcombing guest would adore.
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Beachy Mix
Just because a room is inspired by the sea doesn't mean it can't be sleek, too. This sexy space was created with the beach in mind, but adds fun accessories like the zebra-print area rug for a splash of unexpected color and pattern. Design: Cindy Aplanalp
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Coastal Turquoise Retreat
The tropical master bathroom pulls its inspiration from the home's location on Florida's Treasure Coast. To mimic the hues of the water, designer Linda Woodrum uses sea-blue mosaic-glass tiles on the walls and inside the shower. As a contrasting element, she keeps everything else — including the walls, vanity and trim — a crisp shade of white.
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Beachy Blue
A color palette of white, gray and creams create a tranquil seaside look for HGTV fan rkm1213's coastal living room. But what really pulls the look together is the repetition of aqua as a soothing accent color.
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Beachy Tile
The sandy shade of ceramic tile floors, designed to resemble shimmering quartzite, contributes to the space's beachy design theme. A Floridian-print shower curtain lends a vintage touch. Design: Linda Woodrum
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Beachy Loft
To conserve square footage, hallways have been eliminated in favor of pass-through spaces. Furnished and cozy, the loft makes use of what would otherwise be wasted space. Design: Linda Woodrum
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Beachy Laundry Room
Hard-working yet stylish, the laundry room makes a designer statement. Vibrant green walls connect to lush side yard views and a Jacksonville Beach, Fla., street light banner doubles as artwork. Design: Linda Woodrum
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Beachy Doors
Telescoping glass doors open to reveal outdoor living areas, which expand the living room's square footage during warm-weather months. Design: Linda Woodrum