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If you love the beach look, good news!
Decorating in acoastal styleis one of the most budget-friendly ways to go.
However, sometimes it takes a bit of inspirational help to achieve the appearance that you want.
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Use these tips to help you style coastal decor perfectly.
However, sticking with one or two colors is a very budget-friendly way to go coastal.
These colors work well together and with whites, too.
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Found objects are free, so dont forget to scour shorelines for a great catch.
Just be green and leave anything living alone.
Shells that still have their buddy inside wont lend a lovely look or smell to your dwelling space.
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For fabric, look for muslin or osnaburg which is usually much less expensive than linen or canvas.
Check unfinished wood furniture stores for great deals.
Save even more by asking for distressed or dinged items or floor samples.
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There are endless possibilities for what you’ve got the option to make with driftwood.
Of course, this all depends on the size of the pieces you’ve collected.
Keep the decorating to a minimum, and don’t overdo it.
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While beach and coastal decor do share similarities, these are distinct design styles.
Mixing coastal design with other styles can help you create a unique and personalized look.
Try pairing coastal with styles such as farmhouse, tropical, Mediterranean, New England cottage, or modern.
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Yes, coastal decor is still in style thanks to its adaptable, comfortable, and nature-inspired ways.
Coastal decor is also a classic look, making it feel timeless.
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