L-R: Allun Callender, Rachel Whiting, CHRIS TERRY
Coastal interiors are having a bit of a moment. Perhaps we are yearning for more bright and breezy open spaces, or the informality of a beach home, along with sandy footprints and well-used bathing suits sitting in a salty puddle on the porch. It all sounds endlessly appealing, especially after several years of restricted travel abroad.
Whilst panoramic views of the ocean certainly help in creating a coastal look, it is by no means essential. Coastal interiors have more to do with taking design cues from the natural world, full of organic materials such as jute, linen, and white-washed wood. Colours are earthy, layered with blues and fresh whites – it is the breeziness of the beach in decorated form.
Coastal interiors have even reached Gen Z’s design lexicon in the guise of ‘coastal grandma,’ a home and lifestyle trend created on TikTok by Lex Nicoleta. Videos detailing the ins and outs of coastal grandma – from the cushions you’d find in her home, to the white wine she would have on ice – have reached over a billion views.
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