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Coastal Vibes Lookbook HOME BY DASH - Interior Design, Flagl
Architectural Coastal
Restraint is the whole point here — warm creams and soft whites let natural stone and black metal do the talking, with the view itself becoming the real decor. With a minimalist approach, clean lines, one sculptural chair, one statement chandelier, nothing competing for attention.
Tropical Coastal
Warm and retro, with an island-resort feel — palm green and terracotta against cream and honey rattan, with a touch of vintage travel-poster energy. Botanical-print cushions, woven wicker furniture, and a live-edge wood table make it feel collected over time, not showroom-new.
Surfer Coastal
Playful and sun-soaked, like a surf shack that's seen every good wave — teal and coral against warm mustard and driftwood tones, with a wall of surfboards doing double duty as art. Striped textiles, woven rattan lighting, and vintage surf posters keep it feeling lived-in and a little nostalgic, never too polished.
Surfer Guest Room
In the guest room, the surf spirit softens — a two-tone surfboard above the bed, dusty teal and coral against warm walnut, with a sisal rug and palm plant keeping it grounded. Still coastal, still a little nostalgic, just ready for a good night's sleep.
Midcentury Modern Coastal
Warm and grounded, with a nod to a coastal sunset — walnut wood grain against burnt orange and golden yellow, softened with boucle and warm brass. Iconic-silhouette furniture and sculptural lighting keep it feeling curated, not staged.
Classic East Coast
Timeless and layered, like a Nantucket sitting room — deep navy and denim blue against warm white and natural tan, with rattan, stripes, and blue-and-white ginger jars doing the storytelling. A vase of fresh hydrangeas and woven textures keep it feeling lived-in, not showroom-perfect.
Elegant Black Coastal
Bold, moody, and unmistakably coastal — matte black cabinetry and fixtures against warm wood, natural stone, and soft sage, with the ocean view providing all the contrast you need. Brass pendant lighting and marble veining keep it from feeling heavy, proving black can be just as coastal as any shade of blue.
Bahamian Coastal
Quiet and sophisticated, where tropical meets restraint — sage green and warm cream against rich walnut wood, with a subtle palm print instead of anything loud. A woven rattan pendant, a single potted palm, and natural jute keep it feeling calm rather than colorful.
Classic Coastal
Soft and simple, with just enough color — seafoam glass tile against crisp white shiplap, with a playful coral accent keeping it from feeling too serious. A hint of greenery and warm wood tones round it out.
Classic Coastal
Calm and natural, with texture doing the work — a wall of blue-gray pebble tile against soft cream, warm teak wood, and simple greenery tucked into a niche. Understated and easy, the kind of bathroom that feels like it's always been there.
Palm Beach Coastal
Playful and polished — warm coral against soft sage and crisp white, with brass fixtures and touches of teal glass keeping it elevated. A colorful surfboard print, an arched brass mirror, and natural jute textures give it that put-together, resort-chic feel.