“These two styles come together to create a beautiful summer look, especially for the beach lover.
Wicker is always great for getting the coastal feel, too.”
Read on to view spaces that absolutely nail the coastal farmhouse look.
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The table and chairs read farmhouse while thegallery wallleans coastal.
It’s up to you whether you choose to display contemporary or antique artwork.
If you go the latter route,flea marketscan be an excellent resource for sourcing vintage, coastal-themed pieces.
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Hang a soothing coastal-themed photograph to get the coastal aesthetic you’re seeking.
You frame one of your own beach pictures or opt for a digital download online.
Make your setup coastal by introducing some striped motifs and soft, traditional touches, like these bamboo chairs.
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Style Olive Trees
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Add anolive treeor branches!
These are super popular in coastal farmhouse-style spaces, whether real or faux.
Work With Various Textures
Make a statement with an octopus-themed triptych, as shown here.
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It’s the best of both worlds and once again, here is yet another wrought iron light fixture.
The sconces speak to the farmhouse portion of the style while the cane is oh-so-wonderfully coastal.
Try Wrought Iron Lighting
Install a wrought iron light fixture in yourdining room.
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This style of lighting is popular in farmhouse spaces and is so much more stylish than a classicbuilder-grade fixture.
To incorporate coastal with wrought island, simply use natural materials for furniture, as shown here.
Install a Barn Door
Install a barn door to give the ultimate nod to farmhouse interior design.
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We see wrought iron lighting again in the form of the pendants hanging in this kitchen.
Meanwhile, coastal style is introduced as French bistro-style blue and white counter stools.
Create a Cozy Nook
Style the ultimate coastal farmhouse nook by combining cozy textures and light blue.
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The brass brings the farmhouse feel to this large coastal dining nook.
Accessorize a Console Table
Farmhouse-style furniture is often wood, like this console table.
This piece is adorned with morecoastal pieces, like woven lidded baskets that are perfect for storage.
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The beautiful blue and white abstract art piece feels like a callback to the ocean.
Design With Stripes
Feature a cheerful striped wallpaper in a bedroom for the ultimate relaxing space.
Stripes and coastal farmhouse spaces will always go hand in hand.
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Focus on Textured Bedding
This bedroom is simple yetfull of texture.
A woven bench and various cloth bedding elements look fabulous styled together.
And, you could’t ever go wrong with striped bedding when it comes to coastal farmhouse styling.
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Think black candlesticks, comfortable seating, and a beautiful floral centerpiece.
Anchor the whole dining area with art, as shown here.
The abstract blue and white art piece is reminiscent of a beach shoreline.
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Shiplap ceilings accented by wooden beams add extra visual interest.
The more people you might fit around the table, the merrier the meal will be.
Unwind With Grasscloth Wallpaper
Decorate with coastal-style grasscloth wallpaper to make a bedroom feel extra soothing.
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It is still popular years after it first started making a splash.
you’re free to incorporate shiplap anywhere.
Here, built-inbunkbedsmake this a cozy space kids will love.
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Lay Down a Jute Rug
Anchor any coastal farmhouse space with ajute rug.
Add other textured elements, such as the knit poufs seen here.
Not only do the poufs enhance the coziness of this family room, but they also provide additional seating.
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Style With Seagrass
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Don’t forget about your accessories!
Seagrass-wrapped glasses are on trend and add coastal charm to this dining room.
A large olive arrangement at the center of the table brings in more farmhouse details.
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Go with gold or brass, as seen here, to make a powerful statement.
Design a Coastal Fireplace
Design a fireplace to be coastal farmhouse with a rustic wooden fireplace surround.
Remember, stripes are your friend when it comes to textiles.
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you might evengo the DIY routeto make the perfect piece for your unique space.
These add beautiful texture and contrast to the wrought-iron light fixture.
Accent With Copper
Copper accents look particularly beautiful when paired with blue.
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Try a Blue Accent Wall
Add ablue accent wallto incorporate feelings of coastal serenity.
This works well in a dining room with a more neutral color scheme, as shown here.
The lived-in sofa with striped throw pillows and the large abstract blue art piece brings everything together flawlessly.
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Hang Textured Sconces
The texture of light fixtures feel nautical while the neutral color leans farmhouse.
The gold faucet, mirror, and towel hanger bring in some extra visual interest.
The striped towel goes perfectly with the horizontal shiplap wall.
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A cute wicker breakfast tray is just begging you to unwind in this coastal farmhouse bedroom.
Here, a large rustic coffee table adorned with statement candlesticks feels inviting and cozy.
The thicker material of the couches with the blue cushions and throw pillows bring in the coastal element.
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