Shop The Look: How to Recreate This Quaint Coastal Kitchen
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Are you swooning over this gorgeous coastal cottage kitchen? We've got you covered!
Let's break down the key elements of this breezy, beautiful space and show you how to bring that beach house vibe into your own home.
Soft Blue Cabinetry
The star of this kitchen is undoubtedly the pale blue cabinetry.
Look for paint colors like Benjamin Moore's Breath of Fresh Air or Sherwin-Williams' Rainwashed to capture this serene coastal tone.
The glass front cabinets keep the look open and airy. Check out these popular Home Depot Newport Shaker cabinets or the IKEA glass front doors that you can add to their existing kitchen cabinet systems.
IKEA STENSUND Cabinet Doors start at $54 depending on dimensions. Various dimensions and colors available.
If you have a lot of cabinets and are on a budget, you do not have to switch out all of the doors to glass fronts. Just select a couple of cabinets that would look best with glass fronts in the right areas of your kitchen to accentuate your layout.
2. Rustic Wood Island
A chunky wood island adds warmth and character.
Search for reclaimed wood dining tables that can be repurposed as a kitchen island, or look for custom options from local craftsmen. You may even find some interesting tables on Etsy, like this one.
If reclaimed wood is out-of-budget or not physically feasible, the butcher block peel-and-stick countertop vinyl is a great alternative. I used butcher block peel-and-stick vinyl for my dad’s kitchen renovation and it looked great and was highly durable.
Home Depot Castle Oak Laminate 4x12ft roll starting at $110.
3. Woven Pendant Lights
Those eye-catching woven pendants scream "beach house chic."
Brands like Serena & Lily or Pottery Barn often carry similar natural fiber lighting options.
Serena and Lily Headlands Rattan Bell Pendant Light starting at $268.
Pottery Barn Marion Woven Cone Pendant Light starting at $299.
Luckily, you will have plenty of options to choose from to fit your budget when it comes to woven pendant lighting as the prices vary from under $100 up to $4k at many different home goods stores.
If you enjoy DIY projects, then you can take a set of inexpensive glass pendant lights and cover them with a woven or rattan material or even a basket (cut a hole in the center and place it over the pendant glass) to give it the same look as the expensive brands.
4. Farmhouse Sink
A classic white farmhouse sink is a must for this look.
Check out options from Kohler or Rohl for high-quality apron-front sinks. You can also check out Home Depot and their many options for a more affordable white farmhouse sink.
Home Depot Glacier Bay White Apron Front Farmhouse Sink starting at $276.
5. Brass Hardware and Fixtures
The warm brass accents pop beautifully against the blue cabinetry.
Look for cabinet pulls and a kitchen faucet in unlacquered brass for an authentic feel.
This is where you can get creative with the small details and add your personality to the look.
Check out your local antique mall for unique or vintage cabinet knobs and pulls to set your coastal kitchen apart from the rest.
6. Rattan Dining Chairs
Those charming rattan chairs add texture and a casual vibe.
Stores like World Market or Serena & Lily often have great options for this style.
Serena and Lily Sunwashed Riviera Rattan Counter Stool starting at $428.
World Market Amolea Wood and Rattan Counter Stool starting at $250.
7. Open Shelving
Display your prettiest dishes on open shelves.
Simple white floating shelves can be found at most home improvement stores.
8. Glass Storage Jars
Keep dry goods organized and on display with clear glass canisters.
Look for options with wooden or brass lids to tie into the overall aesthetic.
Etsy: Set of 3 glass canisters with Acacia wood lids starting at $70.
9. Potted Herbs and Flowers
Bring the outdoors in with plenty of greenery.
Your local nursery can help you choose easy-to-maintain herbs and plants that thrive indoors.
10. Natural Fiber Accents
Incorporate baskets, trays, and other accessories made from natural materials like seagrass or rattan.
These can be found at stores like HomeGoods or Anthropologie.
AnthroLiving Woven Seagrass Nesting Baskets, Set of 4 starting at $118.
You might even have extra baskets in other rooms in your home that you could incorporate into your new kitchen look.
Thrift stores also carry a good amount of baskets and trays if you're looking for a budget-friendly option.
Remember, the key to achieving this look is to keep things light, airy, and natural.
Mix textures, incorporate plenty of wood tones, and bring in elements that remind you of relaxing on the beach with your feet in the sand.