All Styles

Design Style

Coastal

Light woods, sea-washed tones and breezy, open outdoor living.

Coastal outdoor kitchen with white shiplap island, quartz counter, woven stools and a light oak pergola

Defining Characteristics

  • Whites and soft blues against bleached timber
  • Open, breezy shade structures rather than solid roofs
  • Woven and rope textures in outdoor furniture
  • Grasses, palms and salt-tolerant planting
  • Generous circulation and sight lines

Signature Materials & Finishes

  • White shiplap and painted board cladding
  • Light oak and cedar pergolas
  • Quartz and honed limestone counters
  • Shell, gravel and light-toned pavers
  • Marine-grade stainless fixtures

Color Palette

Sail White

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Driftwood

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Sea Glass

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Deep Harbour

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Sand

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Best For

Outdoor KitchensDecksPool DecksPatios

Pairs Well With

Real Transformation

Coastal Outdoor Kitchen

A lone rusted grill becomes a full coastal cook-and-gather station under a light oak pergola.

Before — Coastal Outdoor KitchenBefore
After — Coastal Outdoor KitchenAfter — Coastal

Coastal Questions, Answered

Does coastal style work away from the water?

Yes. Its appeal is light, air and relaxation — a landlocked patio in coastal style reads as calm and welcoming, not themed.

What paving suits a coastal exterior?

Light-toned porcelain pavers, shell paths and bleached timber decking all keep glare down while reinforcing the palette.

Is coastal style durable outdoors?

With marine-grade stainless, powder-coated aluminium and sealed timber it is one of the most weather-tolerant exterior palettes.

See Coastal on your property.

One photo. Three concepts. Your actual space — not a stock render.

Redesign My Space in Coastal