We’re revisiting coastal cottage style bedrooms designed by Lisa Furey for her former Palmetto Bluffs retreat. Breezy Beautiful Coastal Cottage Bedrooms: Get the Look & Paint Colors Now shares exact paint colors and bedroom decor and furniture resources as well as suggestions to create a coastal cottage look. If you enjoyed the tour of this South Carolina coastal cottage’s great room (find it here) and kitchen (find it here), you will likely be inspired here too.
Board & Batten Coastal Cottage Bedrooms & Breezy Paint Colors Now
Architect: Court Atkins Interior Design: Lisa Furey Interiors Photos: Lindsey Shorter
Let’s step inside this beautiful board and batten coastal cottage’s main house first:
…where we’ll enter this heavenly shiplap cocoon of a foyer with this amazing upholstered bench.
Then we’ll continue on to consider these cozy cottage bedrooms, all of them simple, spare, and with blue accents.
Coastal Cottage Paint Colors
Blue cupboard in entry: Benjamin Moore CSP 600 Andes Summit.
Interior and exterior paint color: BENJAMIN MOORE White OC-151.
Master Bathroom Vanity Paint: SHERWIN WILLIAMS Tinsmith.
Grey kitchen island paint color: BENJAMIN MOORE Pashmina AF-100.
For tips to choose the perfect white paint color, see this helpful post.
Main Bedroom
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Good Looking Contender for the Bed!
Here’s a lovely alternative if the triangle chair is unavailable:
More Accent Pillow Ideas
More Accent Chair Ideas
Also find more fun papasan chair possibilities RIGHT HERE.
A butterfly chair is always a great choice in a small bedroom.
Main Bedroom Coastal Cottage Porch
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A batik stripe is classic, a little boho, beachy and perfect in its simplicity:
Here’s a swing that would be perfect in any coastal space:
Coastal Cottage Style Main Bathroom
Small Navy & White Coastal Bedroom
Coastal Cottage Style Bathroom
by E. F. Chapman for Visual Comfort
Find dark grey glass subway tile options RIGHT HERE.
This vanity sconce has a cost conscious price point and would be lovely since it is in the same spirit.
Guest Cottage Bedroom
Here is the exact bedding:
Similar Bedding Option
Original Art Ideas With Coastal Colors
More Blue Moments in the Guest House
Garage and Carriage House
Carriage House Kitchenette
Exact beautiful dining chairs:
Multipurpose Coastal Bedroom
Ideas for Coastal Blue & White Bedding
Charming Coastal Cottage Bathroom With Blue & White Vessel Sink
Step Inside This Coastal Cottage!
To visit the rest of this house tour, see these stories:
Coastal Cottage Kitchen & Entry
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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Love this cottage and the decor choices they made. Especially like the 3 blade ceiling fans in the master and on the porch for something different to add interest… as well as the white fan in the carriage house to mix it up some. This gives me some good ideas for the fans we plan to use in our mountain house build which will have a small garage apartment similar to the carriage house. Also, nice to see what looks like aggregate for the floor of their porch?!? We JUST decided yesterday to use aggregate on our covered porch (which is off our master like this cottage) as well as on our front porch. This gives me vision for how that will look! I really like it! Gives a nice texture and is something more unique! Thanks for sharing so many lovely, idea-inspiring homes!
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I didn’t even look at the porch floor…good call. I totally agree on the power of seeing before springing for some of these design choices. There are a million decisions to make when building, aren’t there? After we wrapped up the reno on this place, I was all ‘never ever again’ but 4 years later, I’m biting at the bit to be making all those decisions again. Design blogging helps and saves my husband a ton of cash–ha!