Abeach househas a certain energy that influences every inch of space within it.
For this reason, designers across the country agreed to spill their secrets on go-to paint colors forcoastal bedrooms.
Here is a list of the best beachy paint colors to splash on your bedroom walls.
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“Tradewind complements the expansive sky of the shoreline and encapsulates the ocean’s breeze.
The way light dances off this color creates an aqueous environment and a serene space for rest.”
Lathem Gordon and Cate Dunning of GordonDunning Interior Design in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Surround yourself with sights of the Emerald Coast without leaving your bedroom.
“The name is a bit of a misnomer!
This is a sprightly, clear turquoise of medium intensity.
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Robin Henry of Robin Henry Studio in New York, New York.
“This is our go-to for a beachy bedroom.
It is blue, green, and gray, all wrapped into one calming hue.
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Allison Smith and Anne Scott Shelley of Maison Studios in Destin, Florida.
Super White (OC-152) by Benjamin Moore
Classics are classic for a reason.
Don’t be afraid touse clean white paintfor the ultimate blank slate.
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“This is the paint color equivalent to crisp, white sheets.
After a day in the sun, this pure white makes a bedroom feel cool and refreshing.”
Lacy Phillips of Lacy Phillips Designs in Pensacola, Florida.
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“A fresh and happy green that works beautifully when layering with a sea glass-inspired color palette.”
Vicky Serany of Southern Studio Interior Design in Cary, North Carolina.
“This soft blue-gray tone is soothing and neutral.
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It’s also one of the few colors that won’t easily tire.”
Dana Wolter Interiors of Birmingham, Alabama.
The color combination produces a calm, airy atmosphere.”
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Chairma Design Group of Houston, Texas.
Teresa’s Green (No.
- by Farrow & Ball
Add some warmth to your beach bedroom with this blue-green paint.
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It sets the tone for a dramatic, beachy room.”
Ashley Gilbreath of Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design in Montgomery, Alabama.
“This is a chameleon of a color.
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Not really a true blue, green, or gray, but the perfect blend of all three colors.
It conveys such a restful feeling in a bedroom!”
Banks Design Group of Hilton Head, South Carolina.
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“My surf-loving daughter recently asked for a bedroom that felt like the inside of a wave.
This pale blue-green beautifully captures the magical hue of the ocean.
It’s also ideal with a ceiling painted in a high gloss finish to reflect the light.”
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Cathy Austin of Catherine M. Austin Interior Design in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Graytint (1611) by Benjamin Moore
Soothing colors are essential at the beach.
“This is my go-to color for any beach bedroom because it brings in the subtlest blue undertone.
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Kristin Peake Interiors of Rockville, Maryland.
“Depending on the light, this color morphs into a blue or gray or green.
Julie Holloway from Atlanta, Georgia.
