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30 Beautiful Beach House Bathrooms

By Coastal Living Editors Updated June 30, 2020
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Master bathroom in 2017 Idea House in Newport, Rhode Island
Credit: Amy Neunsinger

From high-end to laid-back, indoors to out, these coastal beach house bathrooms are filled with smart and stunning design ideas.

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Peaceful Retreat

In this master bath, a deep, freestanding tub overlooks the grassy dunes, making it a serene escape.
Credit: Photo: Tria Giovan; Stylist: Heather Chadduck

In this master bath, a deep, freestanding tub overlooks the grassy dunes, making it a serene escape.

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Pretty tile work on the floor adds a graphic element to the space and is reminiscent of a rug.

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Totally Floored

A gorgeous tile floor in a spectrum of ocean-going blues and greens takes center stage in this Long Island master bath.
Credit: Photo: Melanie Acevedo; Stylist: Erin Swift

A gorgeous tile floor in a spectrum of ocean-going blues and greens takes center stage in this Long Island master bath.

Idea Spotlight: Simple shades in a neutral color give the space a spa-like feel.

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Soothing Space

The floor and walls in this Fire Island bath are clad in Carrara marble (by Ann Sacks) tile to resist trapped moisture and tracked-in beach sand. The cool, monochromatic color scheme gives the room a soothing, spa-like feel.
Credit: Jonny Valiant

The floor and walls in this Fire Island bath are clad in Carrara marble tile by Ann Sacks to resist trapped moisture and tracked-in beach sand. The cool, monochromatic color scheme gives the room a soothing, spa-like feel.

Idea Spotlight: For a touch of whimsy, the homeowner converted a 1960s chrome dental cabinet into a stylish perch for towels and toiletries. The sink is by American Standard.

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Earthy and Modern

This Malibu master bath got an ultramodern update grounded in clean rectangular lines that are repeated in the soaking tub, a trio of casement windows, and translucent shower stall. Blue-green Esmeralda onyx shower walls (the marble is from Stone Resource
Credit: Photo: John Ellis; Stylist: Sunday Hendrickson

This Malibu master bath got an ultramodern update grounded in clean rectangular lines that are repeated in a trio of casement windows and the translucent shower stall. Blue-green Esmeralda onyx shower walls and semicircular sconces dial up the drama by highlighting the home's 1960s pedigree.

Idea Spotlight: Give your bath a touch of glam by hanging a chandelier, like this Gianni Seguso one.

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Water Everywhere

Beachy blue, glazed subway tile (from Waterworks) are the main event in this Rehoboth Beach, Delaware bath. A smart cutout and bench add a practical slant to the pretty shower.
Credit: Photo: Rick Lew; Stylist: Loren Simons

Beachy blue, glazed subway tile (from Waterworks) is the main event in this Rehoboth Beach, Delaware bath. A smart cutout and bench add a practical slant to the pretty shower.

Idea Spotlight: The homeowners found a mirror with a similar finish to the Restoration Hardware vanity for a cohesive look.

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Rustic Elegance

Soft white walls and a warm wood floor give this Western Washington master bath an upscale lodge feel. The Cheviot Products soaking tub casts a minimalist but striking silhouette.
Credit: Photo: John Ellis; Stylist: Sunday Hendrickson

Soft white walls and a warm wood floor give this Western Washington master bath an upscale lodge feel. The Cheviot Products soaking tub casts a minimalist but striking silhouette.

Idea Spotlight: Nautical illustrations that flank the window give a coastal feel to the space, as does the collection of starfish beneath the vanity.

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Lively Bath

Blue and green accents liven up this pretty white bath. The room appears larger thanks to the vertical boards and the painted ceiling.
Credit: Photo: Rick Lew; Stylist: Matthew Gleason

Blue and green accents liven up this pretty white bath. The room appears loftier thanks to the vertical boards and painted ceiling.

Idea Spotlight: Don't be afraid of pattern. The Osborne & Little fabric valance adds visual appeal and mimics the colors in the floor tiles.

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Luxurious Escape

The freestanding tub splits our Daniel Island Showhouse master bath in half—with a vanity on each side—to ensure there’s plenty of room for cohabitating morning routines.
Credit: Photographer: Tria Giovan, Stylist: Elizabeth Beeler

The freestanding tub splits our Daniel Island Showhouse master bath in half—with a vanity on each side—to ensure there's plenty of room for cohabitating morning routines.

Idea Spotlight: The soft blue shade (Sherwin-Williams's Mineral Deposit) on the vanities is a great fit for both feminine and masculine sensibilities.

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Savvy Sanctuary

In the guest bath of the Rosemary Beach Ultimate Beach House, an oval mirror is suspended in front of the window so as not to sacrifice the natural light for function.
Credit: Tria Giovan

In the guest bath of the Rosemary Beach Ultimate Beach House, an oval mirror is suspended in front of the window so as not to sacrifice the natural light for function.

Idea Spotlight: The overhead rain-style shower head and handheld sprayer are all controlled digitally, so guests don't have to fumble with unfamiliar fixtures.

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Island Style

The shutter-inspired, slatted detail on the tub surround of our East Beach Ultimate Beach House lends a touch of island style.
Credit: Photographer: Tria Giovan, Stylist: Heather Chadduck

The shutter-inspired, slatted detail on the tub surround of our East Beach Ultimate Beach House lends a touch of island style.

Idea Spotlight: Made from square tiles in different sizes and colors, the bath's mosaic floor is a fresh update on a classic checkerboard pattern.

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Sink In

floor to ceiling windows, on one wall, let in plenty of light to a clawfoot porcelain tub while teak wood paneling lines the walls of the bathroom
Credit: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn

Create the ultimate picture of relaxation by positioning the tub for water views. Opaque roman shades can provide privacy when necessary but still allow light to filter through.

Idea Spotlight: When using wood in moisture-prone areas like the bath, opt for teak. One of the densest woods available, it won't warp or rot from excessive moisture.

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Asian Oasis

creamy walls surround a sunken Japanese soaking floor tub in this master bathroom
Credit: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn

A sunken Japanese soaking tub looks supremely serene. Creamy stone on the floors and walls, and a simple wood vanity topped with a glass-bowl sink contribute to the spa-like setting.

Idea Spotlight: Filter light without sacrificing privacy by installing a wall, window, or roof of Lucite or frosted glass.

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Underfoot Wonder

Sunny private spa
Credit: Photo by Peter Frank Edwards; Interior design by J. Banks; Styling by Ginny Branch; Architectural design by Historical Concepts

Transform your bath into an at-home spa by emulating nature. The blue tiles pictured here bring to mind the undulating waters of the sea, and the palms visible through the plantation shutters truly bring the outside in.

Idea Spotlight: A folding luggage rack is a perfect tub-side spot for holding towels, books, and small potted plants when not in use.

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Material Wealth

master bath with a freestanding white, modern tub and a glass shower set up behind
Credit: Colleen Duffley

Using a variety of materials makes a monochromatic room more interesting. Combine reeded wood cabinets with smooth painted pieces, iridescent tile with honed stone. And mix your finishes―satin nickel faucets and aged bronze light fixtures, for example.

Idea Spotlight: This style move rocks! A "moat" of smooth river rocks surrounds this freestanding tub, drawing even more attention to its gentle curves and sleek style. The effect is pure Zen.

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Next to Nature

Tropical idyll
Credit: Elsa Young for Frank Features

Two worlds collide in this nature-inspired bath. The indoors and outdoors mesh seamlessly through the ceramic flooring and wooden and woven furniture, not to mention the open-air shower.

Idea Spotlight: Install a barely-there glass wall to protect from the elements without taking away from the outdoor spa-like aesthetic.

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Playful Pattern

Patterned powder room
Credit: Photo by Amy Neunsinger; Design by Mark D. Sikes

This striking powder room is covered in an intricate ikat wallpaper from Quadrille Fabrics. Designer Mark D. Sikes added a single glass cone vanity sconce about the mirror for balance. "It's very simple in form, which makes it perfect against all of that pattern," he says.

Idea Spotlight: Hang a rattan mirror to add natural texture to a heavily patterned room.

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Knockout Trim

Bath with turquoise trim
Credit: Photo by David A. Land; Design by Andrew Howard

Painting your trim a vibrant hue "is like putting a picture frame around your view," says designer Anne Maxwell Foster. And no view is better than a beach view.

Idea Spotlight: Match your trim to your wallpaper for a winning combination. Start with the standout pattern first, and then take it to your local paint shop and have them recreate your favorite hue

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Timeless Style

horizontal striped in blue, sea green, yellow and white shower curtain hangs in a beach house bathroom with acqua walls
Credit: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn

Let an old beach house speak for itself. Rather than replacing dated fixtures, call attention to them. Porcelain sinks and tubs can be re-glazed for a fresh (and inexpensive) new look.

Idea Spotlight: If you love a vibrant color but fear that it may upstage the room, paint it on a single wall. When tempered by neutrals, the color should accent rather than overwhelm.

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Repurposed Style

Bath
Credit: Photo by David A. Land; Design by Traction Architecture; Styling by Jerrie-Joy

This Florida cottage is no stranger to recycling. The beadboard paneling pictured here used to be part of the porch—and now serves as a fun splash of color.

Idea Spotlight: Farmhouse sinks aren't just for kitchens! Try installing one in your bath or powder room (mermaid accent optional). We're loving these options from Wayfair.

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Sleek and Subtle

Simple white linens drape the tub in the master bath
Credit: Photo by Brie Williams; Design by Julia Starr Sanford

The pewter-finished soaking tub and marble flooring make a charming pair and lend an air of sophistication to this chic bath. Plus, the frosted-glass chandelier provides a visual link to the ocean. "It reminds me of sea glass," says designer Julia Starr Sanford.

Idea Spotlight: Thin linen draperies hung from the ceiling afford instant—and luxurious—privacy (and make the room feel sky-high).

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Totally Tile

geometric patterns of blue and white tile border the edge of a sunken bathtub covered in small tiles
Credit: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn

Turn your bath into a work of art. Whether used on a tub, floor, countertop, or backsplash, lustrous mosaic tiles make a splashy statement.

Idea Spotlight: To give the space a one-of-a-kind makeover, hire a professional to design a graphic motif or a mural. No matter what pattern you choose, the result will be eye-catching.

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Vanity With Flair

Let a show stopping sink take center stage. Set a colorful bowl atop a vintage washstand, or mount it on a counter as an attention-getter.
Credit: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn

Let a show stopping sink take center stage. Set a colorful bowl atop a vintage washstand, or mount it on a counter as an attention-getter.

Idea Spotlight: Hang deep medicine cabinets above the washstands to hold all of the necessary bath supplies.

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Modern Marvel

Modern bath
Credit: Photo by Peter Frank Edwards; Design and styling by Angie Hranowsky

Afyon marble tiles and an abstract chandelier are the stand-out centerpieces of this slick bath. And just through the door, an outdoor shower is shrouded in privacy thanks to a bamboo-and-stone colonnade.

Idea Spotlight: Large mirrors help make any space look bigger. Here, the oversized pair accentuates the view out the windows.

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Get Outside

a clawfoot tub sits outside on a deck alongside a standing a pedestal sink with beach towels, a mirror and other accessories close at hand
Credit: Lisa Romerein

Forget a quick rinse in an outdoor shower―opt for a long soak under the stars. Turn a private deck into an outdoor bath with a freestanding tub and pedestal sink for the ultimate alfresco experience. A flea-market stool can keep accessories nearby.

Idea Spotlight: Add personal style to a claw-foot tub with a colorful hand-painted design. Or use wire and hot glue to frame a mirror with a collection of found driftwood.

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Go Geometric

Small white bath
Credit: Photo by David Tsay; Design by George Hensler; Styling by Rachael Burrow

Embrace the quirk of oddly shaped spaces by playing up their lines rather than distracting from them. Bamboo matting makes the angled ceilings pop, and a pair of triangular windows echo the roofline's shape.

Idea Spotlight: In a compact bath, continue the shower's tile over the vanity, too, for a space that feels cohesive.

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Cozy Corners

Unpainted, unfinished wood recalls bygone beach style―imagine a Key West cottage in the days of Hemingway. The look is authentic, natural, and beach-chic all at the same time.
Credit: Jean Allsopp

Unpainted, unfinished wood recalls bygone beach style―imagine a Key West cottage in the days of Hemingway. The look is authentic, natural, and beach-chic all at the same time.

Idea Spotlight: Open shelving doesn't have to look messy. Conceal your necessities in woven baskets and use clear jars or hurricane vases to hold bath beads or beach finds.

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Space Saver

a sliding door opens up to a small bathroom lined in pale wood with a bathroom mirror framed with aged, creamy molding to surround it
Credit: Tria Giovan

Maximize the square footage of a small powder room with sliding or pocket-style doors and you won't have to plan around door clearances.

Idea Spotlight: Turn a bathroom mirror into a work of art by attaching crown molding or replacing the glass within a picture frame.

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Problem Solver

bathroom painted with pale blue paint and a pedestal sink that keeps space open for a small area
Credit: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn

Opt for a pedestal or wall-mounted sink in close quarters. Your bath will look and feel more spacious.

Idea Spotlight: Use inexpensive woven baskets for under-sink storage. They're an attractive solution for rooms lacking built-in closets and medicine cabinets.

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Catch A Wave

Cement shower tiles mimic waves
Credit: Photo by Erin Kunkel; Design by Allison Bloom; Styling by Liz Strong

Cement shower tiles by Popham Design mimic ocean waves in this spacious shower. While blue accents throughout the bath complement them, they still remain the star of the show.

Idea Spotlight: Spruce up existing cabinetry with a fresh coat of paint. Here, designer Allison Bloom used Pacific Palisades by Benjamin Moore.

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Tangerine Dream

Fiery tiles adorn the shower walls
Credit: Photo by David A. Land; Design by Meg Braff; Styling by Lindsey Ellis Beatty and Rachael Burrow

These bright tiles from Fireclay Tile offer an alternative way to incorporate color into your bath. The stark white surroundings ensure the bold shower steals the show.

Idea Spotlight: Pair a patterned tile with a patterned wallpaper. They don't have to share the exact shade, but they should be in the same color family, as pictured here.

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