Ocean Colors For Bedroom
Douglas Friedman
Beach colors are versatile—they can be inspired by the hues of the sand, sea, sun, or sky. Depending on the time of day you want to reflect, the tones can veer cool or warm. While the morning beach celebrates the palest version of the palette and works well in utilitarian spaces, sunset colors add warmth to rooms used for relaxation. And this whole range of colors provides an easy way to create a calming vibe. So whether your home is oceanfront or landlocked, here are 15 beach-inspired paint colors that will soothe your interiors and your soul.
Stacy Zarin Goldberg
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The Best Warm Peach
"This color reminds me of summertime happiness," says Georgia-based interior designer Elaine Griffin. "It's like painting your walls with peach ice cream, or bringing the warmth of a morning sunset into your home." This sweet Washington, D.C., bedroom features varying hues of pink.
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Pale Satin Peach 2003-6C
Valspar
Ryan Garvin
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The Best Textured Teal
"Teal is one of my favorite colors, inspired by my travels to Ibiza," says Breegan Jane, Extreme Makeover's interior designer. "I grew up in Venice Beach and remember always loving the colors created when the white wash meets the ocean water and it turns up the sand—you see teal in every state. It's a nice variation on blue that picks up the greens and blues in the ocean."
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Teal Me No Lies DE5732
Dunn-Edwards
Virginia Mae Rollison
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The Best Warm White
"I love Farrow & Ball's All White for a coastal home," says Elizabeth Cooper of Elizabeth Cooper Interior Design. "It's a soft white, rather than a cool white, and it's complementary of both bold and softer beachy hues."
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All White 2005
Farrow & Ball
Pieter Estersohn
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The Best Pale Green
"We always like a pale green or a greeny-buff color for coastal spaces," says Thomas Jayne of Jayne Design Studio. "I call it 'wet sand.' Hancock Green by Benjamin Moore is one of our favorite paints to use to accomplish this look."
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Hancock Green HC-117
Benjamin Moore
John Merkl
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The Best Patina Green
"Verdigris by Benjamin Moore is a fun, less predictable color for beach homes—and a little outside the box, too," says San Francisco–based designer Heather Hilliard. "If you don't want to commit to using it on the entire wall, try a softer green on the walls and use Verdigris for the trim."
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Verdigris 685
Benjamin Moore
Courtesy of Meyer Interiors
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The Best Chalky Green
"It's like peering through sea glass," says Marika Meyer of Meyer Interiors. "Hint of Mint by Benjamin Moore offers a chalky, soft green hue that pairs beautifully with blues and white to evoke a beachy feel."
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Hint of Mint 505
Benjamin Moore
Angie Seckinger
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The Best Warm Sand
"Frosted Toffee by Benjamin Moore brings the beach right to your fingertips, with its warm, earthy tones that feel as light as sand when coupled with shades of white and beige," Meyer says.
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Frosted Toffee 988
Benjamin Moore
Douglas Friedman
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The Best Soft Celadon
"Sweet Dreams by Benjamin Moore is a soft celadon blue that's perfect for seaside application," says New York–based designer Joy Moyler. "It's peaceful, relaxing, and soulful. What could be better than that?" A mint green backing pops in a white custom bookshelf in this modern Miami Beach apartment.
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Sweet Dreams 847
Benjamin Moore
Courtesy of Heide Hendricks
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The Best Soft Contrasting Combo
"We wanted the kitchen cabinetry to be a fresh color, in contrast with the aged patina of the antique Swedish worktable," says Heide Hendricks, principal interior designer at Hendricks Churchill. "Knowing we didn't want to obstruct the view out the windows, we decided to carry the same color onto the sash as a decorative layer in lieu of shades. The blue-green color on the cabinets is Teresa's Green, and we used Pointing on the walls; both are by Farrow & Ball."
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Teresa's Green 236
Farrow & Ball
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Pointing 2003
Farrow & Ball
Courtesy of Contour Interior Design
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The Best Tranquil Gray
"One color I love to use to create a serene space is Lazy Gray by Sherwin-Williams," says Nina Magon of Contour Interior Design. "The name alone expresses a day of lounging on the beach, listening to the waves, and feeling the breeze on your face. The lightness of the color produces a calming and tranquil aesthetic, while the blue hues resemble that of the ocean and sky. This color is great for any room in your home because it is very versatile and can be applied to walls, cabinets, or trim."
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Lazy Gray SW6254
Sherwin-Williams
Courtesy of Hello PR
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The Best Sea Gray
"When I think of beachy paint colors, calming, relaxing tones of the sea come to mind," says interior designer Elizabeth Sesser of Ike Kligerman Barkley. "We used Benjamin Moore's Pearl Gray in this reading nook that sits across from a span of windows overlooking a bay."
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Pearl Gray 863
Benjamin Moore
Courtesy of Hello PR
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The Best Foam Greens
"In this bunk room that overlooks the water, we used Benjamin Moore's Beach Glass on the walls and Quiet Moments on the beds and trim," Sesser says. "The soft hues remind me of beach glass and work well with a lot of other colors and materials."
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Beach Glass 1564
Benjamin Moore
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Quiet Moments 1563
Benjamin Moore
Courtesy of Sandy Espinet
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The Best Light Sand
"We started with Sherwin-Williams's Snowbound on the walls and added teal and blue accessories," says Los Angeles–based designer Sandra Espinet. "When you a have spectacular oceanfront view, you have to work with it."
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Snowbound SW 7004
Sherwin-Williams
Source: https://www.elledecor.com/design-decorate/color/g32645391/beach-colors/
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