Paper the walls in architectural sketches of sailboats for a truly nautical environment. The powder room in the HGTV Urban Oasis 2020 counters the navy background with a contrasting white-and-matte-black farmhouse sink.

Your room doesn't have to scream "Nautical!" to have the coastal vibe. Reclaimed pine boards create a rustic, weather-worn background to the bright white bed in this bedroom. Mixing in a few blue-gray boards delivers a beachy tone to the space, and a herringbone pattern adds a decidedly timeless feel to the sliding barn door, which is made out of scrap pine wood.

Add maritime style to your home without overt declarations. A rope-lined mirror hangs from a cleat in this white-planked hallway and is flanked by mirrored sconces that mimic the look of portholes.

However, you don't have to shy away from your love of maritime. A blue-and-white color scheme paired with woven accents is the perfect beginning to any nautical space. On the corner wall of this master bedroom, a duo of sailboat artwork makes for a sea-worthy vignette.

Lay the foundation for maritime style with whitewashed pine walls reminiscent of seaside homes. Rustic floors that highlight the wood grain and exposed ceiling beams add to the overall effect. Complete the look with wicker or woven furniture and accessories and a vintage nautical accent or two.

Beachy homes were once characterized by kitschy decor, but we're leaving that in the past and using current design ideas to achieve the aesthetic without the gimmicks. A clean white-and-blue color palette is both modern and coastal, and the mural wall is an innovative twist on typical seascape artwork.

Nautical flags deliver instant color and bold graphic design to any space. This grouping in the master bedroom of the HGTV Urban Oasis 2020 overlays different shapes and sizes for an eye-catching artistic display.

It's hard to go wrong with an utterly white base, as this cozy living space shows. Not only does a neutral setting allow you to change out your accents whenever you want, but it also gives you free reign to try out truly bold pops of color. Bright yellows and pinks energize the room, but our nautical heart lies in the trio of framed watercolor coral prints.

Adding a touch of nautical to your room can be as simple as switching out throw pillows. To freshen up the style, opt for a not-so-typical shade, like this bright yellow, rather than the expected blues and whites.

It's easy to bring nautical style to your outdoor space. A fun grouping of buoys hung on your porch or by your back door adds bright color, or trade out your porch swing's metal chains for heavy rope. We love how Chango and Co. left the ropes long so that they spill across the floor, as they would on the deck of a boat.

Take a look at even the smallest moments in your space to establish a touch of nautical charm. Here, cabinet hardware is wrapped in rope, creating a tactile juxtaposition of metal and fibers.

Although a little more spacious than the hull of a ship, this hideaway bunk room gives kiddos a taste of sea life. Playful portholes are cut out of each bed for airflow, and so that they can keep an eye on any pirates coming down the gangway.

Take a look at items you already own and see if you can refresh them with maritime charm. For this crafty project, all you need is a stencil and paint to transform a simple neutral pouf.

Construct a one-of-kind light feature by suspending lanterns from ropes. Designer Brian Patrick Flynn created this arrangement for a backyard dinner party, but it certainly doesn't have to be a one-and-done decoration. Hang a collection to generate ambient light over a window seat or in a screened porch. Use battery-operated flickering candles on a timer to light up the evenings.