8/01/2025
Beach-inspired interiors stand out for their use of simple, natural materials:
Pro tip: Add a hanging chair or a woven rope lamp to instantly create a seaside veranda feel. Take a look at S•CAB.

Sea-inspired color palettes evoke calm and freshness:
Palette idea: chalk white walls + light wood furniture + sea-tone accessories.
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Even small accents can mentally transport you to the coast:
Bonus tip: Scent your home with fig, sea salt, or lavender fragrances for a sensory getaway.
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Light is key in a summer-style interior:
Pro tip: A lush green plant in a large white vase instantly adds a Mediterranean touch.
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Even in the city, summer can walk right through your front door. No major renovations needed—just the right mix of natural textures, soft colors, and beachy details to create a space that feels sunny, relaxing, and full of holiday vibes all year round. And if you close your eyes… you might just hear the sound of waves.
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