35 Popular Boho Beach Bedroom Decor Ideas

Beach life meets free-spirited style in a boho beach bedroom. I love how this mix creates spaces that feel both laid-back and personal.

Let me share some ideas that combine seaside charm with bohemian touches.

I’ve gathered 35 ways to bring this style into your bedroom. These ideas blend natural materials, beachy colors, and casual comfort.

You’ll find tips on mixing textures, choosing the right bedding, and adding personal touches that make the space feel like home.

Let’s look at some simple ways to bring this style to life.

Boho Beach Bedroom Decor Ideas I Prefer

From seashell displays to woven wall hangings, these decorating ideas will help you create a relaxing spot.

Ready to see how you can turn your bedroom into a cozy beach-inspired retreat?

1. Macramé Wall Hanging Above the Bed

Why It Works: A macramé hanging adds a soft texture and a handmade feel to your wall space. The natural cotton rope fits perfectly with beach and boho styles.
Where to Use This Idea: Right above your headboard works best. You can also try a smaller piece on any empty wall that needs some life.
DIY Budget Range: $20-40 for materials (cotton rope, wooden dowel, scissors)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Learn basic macramé knots from free online videos. Start with a simple pattern. Buy rope in bulk to save money on future projects.

2. Shell-Filled Glass Jar Collection

Why It Works: Glass jars filled with shells bring the beach right into your room. They’re simple yet eye-catching and tell a story.
Where to Use This Idea: On windowsills, shelves, or as part of a dresser display. Group three jars of different heights together.
DIY Budget Range: $10-30 (glass jars, shells if you can’t collect them)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Clean and use jars from your kitchen. Collect shells during beach visits. Mix in some store-bought shells with found ones.

3. White Cotton Canopy Over the Bed

Why It Works: A light, flowing canopy creates a soft, dreamy feel. It moves with the breeze and feels just like beach curtains.
Where to Use This Idea: Hang it from the ceiling over your bed’s center. Let it drape naturally around the corners.
DIY Budget Range: $30-50 (fabric, ceiling hooks, mounting hardware)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use flat sheets instead of buying special canopy fabric. Look for sales on white cotton at fabric stores.

4. Natural Fiber Floor Rug

Why It Works: A natural fiber rug brings warmth and texture to your floor. It feels good under bare feet, just like beach sand.
Where to Use This Idea: Place it under the bed with edges showing or in an open floor space as a focal point.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Check end-of-season sales. Look at smaller sizes for a similar impact. Layer with cheaper cotton rugs.

5. Rattan Bedside Tables

Why It Works: Rattan tables add natural texture and a light, airy feel. They’re perfect for a beach room and match other natural items.
Where to Use This Idea: On both sides of your bed. You can also use one as a plant stand in a corner.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Check second-hand stores and yard sales. Paint old rattan pieces white for a fresh look.

6. Woven Bamboo Ceiling Lamp

Why It Works: The natural bamboo creates pretty shadow patterns on your walls. It brings in that beachy, island feeling without trying too hard.
Where to Use This Idea: The center of the room works best, or right above a reading nook. Make sure it’s high enough to stand under.
DIY Budget Range: $25-45 (bamboo strips, light kit, adhesive)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Look for bamboo placemats to wrap around an existing shade. Use LED bulbs to save on energy costs.

7. Blue Ombré Curtains

Why It Works: The fading blue shades remind you of ocean waves. They add color without being too bright or loud.
Where to Use This Idea: Any window in your room. They look best when they can catch some natural light.
DIY Budget Range: $30-60 (white curtains, blue fabric dye, large container)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Buy plain white curtains and dye them yourself. Start light – you can always make them darker.

8. Rope-Wrapped Mirror

Why It Works: The rope adds a nautical touch and hides plain mirror frames. It’s simple but makes a big impact.
Where to Use This Idea: Above a dresser or in your getting-ready space. Works well in small spaces, too.
DIY Budget Range: $15-35 (basic mirror, rope, hot glue)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use an old mirror you already have. Check dollar stores for rope – it doesn’t need to be fancy.

9. Seashell Wind Chimes

Why It Works: They make soft, pretty sounds when the breeze hits. Plus, they catch the light and add movement to your room.
Where to Use This Idea: Near a window where they’ll catch both light and air. Also nice in a corner that needs life.
DIY Budget Range: $10-25 (shells, fishing line, driftwood piece)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Collect shells yourself. Use found driftwood. String them with the clear fishing line you might already have.

10. Wicker Storage Baskets

Why It Works: They hide clutter while adding natural texture. Perfect for a clean but cozy beach room look.
Where to Use This Idea: Under side tables, in closets, or at the foot of your bed for extra blankets.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Buy during end-of-summer sales. Check thrift stores often. Paint old baskets to give them new life.

11. Ocean Art Wall Prints

Why It Works: Wall prints add color and beach vibes without overwhelming the space. They set the mood for your whole room.
Where to Use This Idea: Create a gallery wall, or place one large print as a focal point above your bed.
DIY Budget Range: $15-40 (frames, printing costs, hanging materials)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Print your own beach photos. Use thrift store frames. Mix sizes for interest while saving money.

12. Cotton String Lights

Why It Works: They create a soft, warm glow that feels cozy and peaceful. Perfect for that relaxed beach room feeling.
Where to Use This Idea: Along your headboard, around windows, or draped across the ceiling.
DIY Budget Range: $10-30 (string lights, cotton balls, glue)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Buy lights after holiday sales. Use basic white lights and add your own cotton ball covers.

13. Textured White Bedding

Why It Works: White bedding keeps things light and fresh. The texture adds interest without using bold patterns.
Where to Use This Idea: On your bed as the room’s main focal point.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Buy during white sales. Mix white pieces from different sets. Add texture with throw pillows.

14. Driftwood Wall Shelf

Why It Works: Each piece of driftwood is unique. The natural wood adds warmth and gives you space to show off small items.
Where to Use This Idea: Any empty wall space. Works well for small walls between windows.
DIY Budget Range: $20-45 (driftwood piece, brackets, screws)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Collect driftwood from beaches. Use basic hardware store brackets painted to match.

15. Floor Cushions in Beach Tones

Why It Works: They add extra seating and comfort. The soft colors match your beach theme while staying practical.
Where to Use This Idea: Near a window, in a reading corner, or at the foot of your bed.
DIY Budget Range: $25-50 (fabric, filling, basic sewing supplies)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use old pillows for filling. Buy fabric remnants. Make covers washable to last longer.

16. Hanging Plants in Rope Holders

Why It Works: Plants add life to your space. The rope holders bring in that beachy texture without trying too hard.
Where to Use This Idea: Near windows, in corners, or grouped at different heights for more interest.
DIY Budget Range: $15-35 (rope, beads, pot, plants)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Start with small plants and let them grow. Make several holders from one pack of rope.

17. Woven Wall Baskets

Why It Works: These baskets look like sun-bleached beach finds. They add texture and warmth to plain walls.
Where to Use This Idea: Group three or five baskets together on a large wall. Mix sizes and weaving patterns.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Shop at thrift stores. Check yard sales. Paint old baskets in beach-inspired colors.

18. Natural Wood Bed Frame

Why It Works: Wood brings warmth and a grounded feeling to your room. It fits perfectly with other natural items.
Where to Use This Idea: As your main bed frame – it sets the tone for the whole room.
DIY Budget Range: $100-300 (wood, hardware, tools)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Look for unfinished wood frames. Sand and finish an old frame yourself.

19. Beach Glass Table Lamp

Why It Works: The sea glass catches light beautifully. It adds color while keeping that water-washed beach feel.
Where to Use This Idea: On bedside tables or a desk area. It pairs well with natural wood surfaces.
DIY Budget Range: $30-60 (lamp base, sea glass, adhesive)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use a plain lamp you already have. Mix real and fake sea glass to save money.

20. Cotton Throw Blankets

Why It Works: Light cotton throws feel just right for a beach room. They add comfort without being too heavy.
Where to Use This Idea: Fold at the end of your bed or drape over a reading chair.
DIY Budget Range: $20-40 (cotton fabric, trim, basic sewing)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Watch for sales on cotton fabric. Use flat sheets as throws. Add simple tassels for style.

21. Round Rattan Mirror

Why It Works: A round mirror softens the room’s angles. The rattan frame fits perfectly with the beach style.
Where to Use This Idea: Above a dresser or as part of a wall collection. Works well opposite windows.
DIY Budget Range: $40-80 (mirror, rattan material, adhesive)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Check flea markets for old mirrors. Use rattan-look trim from craft stores.

22. Wall-Mounted Surfboard

Why It Works: It brings real beach culture into your room. It works as art and adds height to your walls.
Where to Use This Idea: On a large wall space, either straight or at an angle.
DIY Budget Range: $30-60 (used board, mounting brackets)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Look for old boards at yard sales. Make a fake board from painted wood.

23. Seagrass Basket Storage

Why It Works: These baskets hide clutter while adding natural texture. They keep your space tidy and styled.
Where to Use This Idea: Under windows, beside the bed, or in closets for extra storage.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Buy during clearance sales. Use baskets in different spots as you need them.

24. White Sheer Window Panels

Why It Works: Light, flowing curtains move like ocean waves. They let in soft light while adding privacy.
Where to Use This Idea: On all windows to keep the look flowing through the room.
DIY Budget Range: $20-40 per window (fabric, curtain rod)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use bed sheets for large windows. Buy basic panels and add trim yourself.

25. Ocean-Colored Throw Pillows

Why It Works: Pillows in blue and green shades bring in ocean colors. They’re easy to change when you want a new look.
Where to Use This Idea: On your bed, a reading chair, or a window seat.
DIY Budget Range: $15-30 per pillow (fabric, filling, basic sewing supplies)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Cover old pillows with new cases. Mix solid colors with one or two patterns.

26. Beaded Window Curtain

Why It Works: Wooden beads add a casual, beach-house feel. They make pretty sounds when the breeze hits them.
Where to Use This Idea: In doorways, as a room divider, or in front of a closet space.
DIY Budget Range: $25-50 (wooden beads, string, rod)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Buy beads in bulk online. Mix with shells you already have. Paint plain wooden beads.

27. Dried Palm Fronds in Vases

Why It Works: They last forever and bring in natural shapes. The tan color works with any beach room color.
Where to Use This Idea: On dressers, bedside tables, or floor vases in corners.
DIY Budget Range: $10-30 (vase, palm fronds)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Dry your own palm fronds. Use simple glass vases from dollar stores.

28. Wall-Mounted Hat Display

Why It Works: Straw hats work as wall art and stay handy for beach days. They add texture to plain walls.
Where to Use This Idea: Create a row above your bed or spread it across a wide wall.
DIY Budget Range: $15-40 (hooks, hats if needed)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use command hooks to avoid wall damage. Display hats you already own.

29. Coral Display Piece

Why It Works: Coral shapes add ocean life to your space. They work well with any beach colors.
Where to Use This Idea: On shelves, bedside tables, or as part of a larger display.
DIY Budget Range: $20-45 (craft coral, paint, display stand)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use fake coral pieces. Paint them white for a clean look.

30. Braided Jute Ottoman

Why It Works: Adds extra seating and storage. The natural fiber fits with your beach theme.
Where to Use This Idea: At the foot of your bed or next to a reading chair.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Check home stores during sales. Look for basic shapes that work in many spots.

31. Beach Photo Gallery Wall

Why It Works: Personal beach photos make your space unique. They tell your own beach stories.
Where to Use This Idea: Create a collection on a main wall or up your stairway.
DIY Budget Range: $30-75 (frames, prints, hanging supplies)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Print photos at home. Use simple white frames. Mix in smaller frames to save money.

32. Wooden Bead Garland

Why It Works: Adds simple decoration that’s light and natural. Works well with other wooden items.
Where to Use This Idea: Draped on bedposts, wound around mirrors, or hung from wall hooks.
DIY Budget Range: $15-35 (wooden beads, string)
Budget-Friendly Tips: String your own beads. Paint cheaper wooden beads. Make it longer by adding knots.

33. Natural Fiber Window Shades

Why It Works: They filter light nicely and add warm color. Perfect for a cozy beach room feel.
Where to Use This Idea: Keep the look of all windows the same throughout your room.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Look for end-of-season sales. Try roll-up bamboo shades for a cheaper option.

34. Shell-Decorated Mirror Frame

Why It Works: Turns a basic mirror into a beach piece. Each frame becomes one-of-a-kind.
Where to Use This Idea: In your getting-ready space or above a dresser.
DIY Budget Range: $20-50 (mirror, shells, glue)
Budget-Friendly Tips: Use shells you collect. Start with a cheap, plain mirror. Mix in glass beads with shells.

35. Cotton Rope Hammock Chair

Why It Works: It makes a cozy sitting spot and adds beach style. Perfect for reading or relaxing.
Where to Use This Idea: In a corner with good light, near a window if possible.
DIY Budget Range: Not recommended for DIY
Budget-Friendly Tips: Watch for outdoor furniture sales. Choose a basic style without fancy extras.

Different Colors and Materials for a Boho Beach Vibe

Category	Item	Price Range	Description
Colors for Your Boho Beach Bedroom	Sandy White Walls	$20-$40 per gallon	The bright base for the room
	Cream Tones	$20-$40 per gallon	Adds warmth without feeling stark
	Light Aqua (Curtains & Pillows)	$5-$15 per yard	Soft ocean blue tone
	Soft Turquoise (Bed Linens)	$5-$15 per yard	Calming and refreshing hue
	Pale Blue Accents (Rugs)	$5-$15 per yard	Soft and airy accent in rugs
Earth Tones	Warm Browns (Wooden Furniture)	$10-$30 per item	Natural earthy feel in furniture
	Tan & Beige (Natural Fiber Rugs)	$10-$30 per item	Adds texture and warmth
	Soft Terra Cotta (Throw Pillows)	$10-$30 per item	Subtle earthy accents
Natural Materials	Rattan & Wicker (Chairs, Tables, etc.)	$50-$200	Adds texture and organic appeal
	Natural Fibers (Jute Rugs, etc.)	$30-$150	Eco-friendly and natural look
Wood Elements	Driftwood Pieces	$40-$300	Adds rustic charm and beachy vibe
	Bamboo Shelving	$40-$300	Sustainable and modern design
	Teak Furniture	$40-$300	Durable and stylish natural wood
	Pine Bed Frames	$40-$300	Soft, light-colored wood for a calm vibe
Textiles and Textures	Cotton Bed Sheets	$15-$75	Soft and breathable
	Muslin Curtains	$15-$75	Light and airy texture
	Woven Throw Pillows	$15-$75	Textured and cozy
	Hemp or Sisal Rugs	$15-$75	Durable and earthy flooring
Sea-Inspired Items	Shell Collections	$5-$25	Beachy decor accents
	Beach Glass Displays	$5-$25	Adds color and texture
	Coral Pieces	$5-$25	Natural, ocean-inspired decor
	Sand-Filled Glass Jars	$5-$25	Nautical charm with beach elements

Where Can I Buy Boho Beach Furniture and Decor?

1. Amazon ($20-$500)

Wide range of items from small decor to furniture
Read reviews carefully
Good for quick delivery
Often has sales on home items

2. Etsy ($15-$300)

Handmade wall hangings and art
Unique vintage pieces
Custom-made items
Direct contact with sellers

How Do I Mix Bohemian & Coastal Elements in My Bedroom?

Mixing Colors and Textures

Start with a white base to keep the room light and airy
Add soft blues and sandy beiges for the coastal feel
Mix in earthy browns and warm terracotta for a bohemian touch
Layer different textures: smooth cotton, rough jute, and soft wool

Key Furniture Pieces

Choose natural wood bed frames
Add rattan or wicker chairs
Use bamboo side tables
Include storage baskets made from seagrass

Textiles That Work Together

Cotton or linen bedding in white or cream
Throw pillows with subtle patterns
Natural fiber rugs like jute or sisal
Light, flowing curtains

Wall Decor Tips

Hang woven wall pieces
Mix in coastal art prints
Add macramé hangings
Display collected shells and beach finds

Nature Elements

Place potted plants around the room
Use dried flowers in vases
Display driftwood pieces
Add seashell collections in glass jars

Lighting Choices

Woven pendant lights
Rope-wrapped table lamps
Candles in glass holders
String lights for a soft glow

The key is finding balance – don’t overdo either style. Pick pieces that speak to both themes naturally, like woven items that could fit in both styles.

Keep the overall feeling relaxed and personal.

Conclusion

Creating your perfect boho beach bedroom doesn’t need to happen simultaneously. I hope these ideas have shown you how simple touches can bring this style to life.

Start with what speaks to you most – maybe it’s those cozy textiles or natural textures.

If you found these tips helpful, check out my other guides on “Small Space Beach Decor” and “How to Style a Coastal Living Room.” You’ll find plenty more ways to bring beach vibes into your home.

Want to share how you’ve styled your boho beach bedroom? Leave a comment below – I’d love to see your take on these ideas.

Remember, the best spaces are the ones that feel right to you.