Home Color Palettes & Paint 12 Best Paint Colors for Beach House Bedrooms, According to Designers By Southern Living Editors Southern Living Editors Since 1966, the editors of Southern Living have been carrying out the mission of the brand: to bring enjoyment, fulfillment, and inspiration to our readers by celebrating life in the South. We inspire creativity in their homes, their kitchens, their gardens, and their personal style. We are a friend they can trust, a guide to the seasons, a helping hand during the holidays, and a relentless champion of the Southern way of life. Southern Living's editorial guidelines Updated on July 5, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Courtesy of Manufacturer A beach house has a certain energy that influences every inch of space within it. From soothing coastal blues to bright island-inspired colors, there are paint colors that work in a beach house that wouldn't work anywhere else. It can be challenging to balance a coastal home's energy with the serene atmosphere intended to cultivate in this retreat. For this reason, designers across the country agreed to spill their secrets on go-to paint colors for coastal bedrooms. Here is a list of the best beachy paint colors to splash on your bedroom walls. 01 of 12 Tradewind by Sherwin-Williams Courtesy of Manufacturer This paint color takes its cue from the outside and wakes you up to clear skies no matter the weather. "Tradewind complements the expansive sky of the shoreline and encapsulates the ocean's breeze. The way light dances off this color creates an aqueous environment and a serene space for rest." — Lathem Gordon and Cate Dunning of GordonDunning Interior Design in Atlanta, Georgia. Get the Color: Tradewind (SW 6218) by Sherwin-Williams; sherwin-williams.com. 02 of 12 Hazy Blue by Benjamin Moore Courtesy of Manufacturer Imagining the crystal clear waters in the Florida Keys has never been easier. Surround yourself with sights of the Emerald Coast without leaving your bedroom. "The name is a bit of a misnomer! This is a sprightly, clear turquoise of medium intensity. It's a deeper hue than popular Palladian Blue (also by Benjamin Moore), so it stands up to intense light, without ever looking shrill." — Robin Henry of Robin Henry Studio in New York, New York. Get the Color: Hazy Blue (2040-50) by Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com. 03 of 12 Sea Salt by Sherwin-Williams Courtesy of Manufacturer This almost grey paint invigorates a space with its subtlety and impact by adding the softest touch of green. "This is our go-to for a beachy bedroom. It is blue, green, and gray, all wrapped into one calming hue. As the light changes throughout the day, it morphs from cheery blue in the afternoon to a soothing grey-green at night." — Allison Smith and Anne Scott Shelley of Maison Studios in Destin, Florida. Get the Color: Sea Salt (SW 6204) by Sherwin-Williams; sherwin-williams.com. 04 of 12 Super White by Benjamin Moore Courtesy of Manufacturer Classics are classic for a reason. Don't be afraid to use clean white paint for the ultimate blank slate. "This is the paint color equivalent to crisp, white sheets. After a day in the sun, this pure white makes a bedroom feel cool and refreshing." —Lacy Phillips of Lacy Phillips Designs in Pensacola, Florida. Get the Color: Super White (OC-152) by Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com. 05 of 12 Baize Green by Sherwin-Williams Courtesy of Manufacturer Unearth this paint color for an earthy update to your space. "A fresh and happy green that works beautifully when layering with a sea glass-inspired color palette."— Vicky Serany of Southern Studio Interior Design in Cary, North Carolina. Get the Color: Baize Green (SW 6429) by Sherwin-Williams; sherwin-williams.com. 06 of 12 Titanium by Benjamin Moore Courtesy of Manufacturer Choose a paint color you won't get sick of in a few years. "This soft blue-gray tone is soothing and neutral. It's also one of the few colors that won't easily tire." — Dana Wolter Interiors of Birmingham, Alabama. Get the Color: Titanium (OC-49) by Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com. 07 of 12 Lattice by Sherwin-Williams Courtesy of Manufacturer A touch of grey adds sophistication to your soothing beach bedroom. "We love using this warm gray shade on bedroom walls and ceilings and then trimming out the look with Zurich White (also by Sherwin-Williams). The color combination produces a calm, airy atmosphere." — Chairma Design Group of Houston, Texas. Get the Color: Lattice (SW 7654) by Sherwin-Williams; sherwin-williams.com. 08 of 12 Teresa's Green by Farrow and Ball Courtesy of Manufacturer Add some warmth to your beach bedroom with this blue-green paint. "I love this shade in an eggshell finish on walls, paired with Skiffey Blue (also by Farrow and Ball) in a high gloss on the base molding. It sets the tone for a dramatic, beachy room." —Ashley Gilbreath of Ashley Gilbreath Interior Design in Montgomery, Alabama. Get the Color: Teresa's Green (No. 236) by Farrow & Ball; farrow-ball.com. 09 of 12 Silver Strand by Sherwin-Williams Courtesy of Manufacturer Why stick with one color when you can have the perfect blend of them all. "This is a chameleon of a color. Not really a true blue, green, or gray, but the perfect blend of all three colors. It conveys such a restful feeling in a bedroom!"— J. Banks Design Group of Hilton Head, South Carolina. Get the Color: Silver Strand (SW 7057) by Sherwin-Williams; sherwin-williams.com. 10 of 12 Green Wave by Benjamin Moore Courtesy of Manufacturer Envelop your senses with sights of the sea-colored walls and the smells of the ocean breezing through an open window. "My surf-loving daughter recently asked for a bedroom that felt like the inside of a wave. This pale blue-green beautifully captures the magical hue of the ocean. It's also ideal with a ceiling painted in a high gloss finish to reflect the light." —Cathy Austin of Catherine M. Austin Interior Design in Charlotte, North Carolina. Get the Color: Green Wave (681) by Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com. 11 of 12 Gray Tint by Benjamin Moore Courtesy of Manufacturer Soothing colors are essential at the beach. "This is my go-to color for any beach bedroom because it brings in the subtlest blue undertone. When you combine this with Simply White (also by Benjamin Moore) for a crisp white trim detail, you'll be instantly enveloped in a beachy oasis." — Kristin Peake Interiors of Rockville, Maryland. Get the Color: Graytint (1611) by Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com. 12 of 12 Par Four by Benjamin Moore Courtesy of Manufacturer The seafoam green resembles the ocean as this paint color shifts like a crashing wave. "Depending on the light, this color morphs into a blue or gray or green. It's soft, restful, and looks beautiful with crisp, white linens, worn wood furniture, and a seagrass rug." —Julie Holloway of Milk and Honey Home in Atlanta, Georgia. Get the Color: Par Four (470) by Benjamin Moore; benjaminmoore.com. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit