Style by Bruce Palmer.

Coastal Cool Transform a standard bath into a coastal escape by painting an accent wall in a calming color of marine blue. Allow the breezy curtains, claw-foot tub and sleek white flooring to make a comparison against the blue accents. For an extra bit of charm, add peel-and-stick wall art around the space, like these seashell and marine-life prints from HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams. The finished look is a appropriate beach-style bathroom, but who knows -- it could be in the center of a bustling city.

Sandy Chic HGTV fan KarenSpirit understands exactly how to produce the perfect balance between sophisticated sophistication and beach chic. To get a sandy appearance, she utilizes ginseng bone travertine on the walls and flooring and brown grass fabric behind the vanity. She seamlessly pulls the entire look together with simple sea-inspired accessories.

Beach Waves This powder room is not just set within an oceanic blue hue small office partitions . but also comes with a mosaic border around the whole space with a calming wave layout. Designer Allison Rejeanne uses luxurious marble cut into different mosaics to create a stylish and sophisticated bathroom.

School of Fish Nothing about this toilet exudes a subtle coastal texture, and that is what makes it so appealing. The swimming fish wallpaper has a youthful feel, while still preserving a feeling of maturity and sophistication. Port mirrors and windows create a nautical look and give additional privacy, as a result of their small size and shape. Design by Bruce Palmer. Construction by Dewson Construction Company. Architecture from Olivieri, Shousky & Kiss, PA. Photography by John Jenkins

Contemporary Warmth Designer Bruce Palmer veers away from the traditional blue and green colour palette when designing this new contemporary toilet. In fact, he uses smooth pebbles along the wavy rear wall and flooring to create a natural, sandy look reminiscent of the shore. With that, the bathroom maintains its modern and coastal look. Style by Bruce Palmer. Construction by Dewson Construction Company. Architecture by Olivieri, Shousky & Rogue, PA. Photography by John Jenkins

Mixing With Modern Within this guest bathroom, designer Brian Patrick Flynn uses a summer-inspired driftwood gray as the room's primary color palette. Set off with neutrals, the room evokes a comfy, coastal texture. Although surrounded by contemporary decoration, a round mirror coated with reclaimed twigs brings the entire organic look together.

Charming Display Within this cottage-style bathroom, designer Anissa Swanzy uses a wall of built-in bookshelves to sponsor a range of charming coastal finds, together with toiletries and towels. Any toilet built in can offer the ideal storage choice, while functioning as a place to display decorative items like any other room in the home.

Beachy Blues This bathroom might not be covered in beachy decor, but it certainly evokes a sense of coastal appeal through a blue color scheme. To reflect the homeowner's love for modern style, designer Allison Rejeanne covers the walls in gray-blue glass subway tiles and utilizes bud cloth-inspired porcelain on the flooring. Within the shower, she proceeds the sea-blue motif with marble, mosaic and glass tiles which become an eye-catching screen through the glass shower door.

Cottage Sky-blue walls along with the white beadboard and navy-blue vanity create the ultimate coastal color palette. Designer Erica Islas ties in easy decorative elements, like glass cabinet pulls and pebble floors, to bring an ultra-beachy effect to a fresh and streamlined bath.

Patterned Flair Bring nautical flair to a toilet with a quirky wallpaper pattern, such as this red, blue and white beach-hut layout from Graham & Brown. For an additional splash of colour, combine a bolder wallpaper graphic like these red and white polka dots. At length, just add some starfish and driftwood decor to tie it all together.

Turquoise Retreat The tropical master bath from HGTV Green Home 2009 brings its inspiration from the house's location on Florida's Treasure Coast. To mimic the colors of the water, designer Linda Woodrum uses sea-blue mosaic-glass tiles on the walls and within the shower. As a contrasting element, she keeps everything else -- like the walls, vanity and trimming -- a crisp color of white.

Charleston Inspiration Inspired by the elegant harbor city of Charleston, S.C., HGTV fan Campbell1082 uses antique-style fixtures and traditional molding to apply Southern coastal charm.

Oceanfront Resort This master bathroom showcases the stunning ocean views by incorporating windows, sliding doors and dividers into the open wall area around the space. A spacious shower joins to the oceanfront terrace, making it feel alfresco. To create this contemporary coastal look, designer Bruce Palmer uses copper, reclaimed wood and more contemporary pieces to form a resort-esque retreat. Style by Bruce Palmer. Construction by Dewson Construction Company. Architecture from Olivieri, Shousky & Kiss, PA. Photography by John Jenkins

Maritime Style To give this contemporary bathroom a hint of nautical style, designer Erica Islas just uses a blue and white colour scheme and hangs out a small wooden boat's wheel onto the doorway. When combined, these elements instantly pull in a maritime feel, whether the residence is located by the water or not.

Tropical Haven The natural textures and colour of the tropical-style toilet nod to modern oceanfront living. Designer Joseph Cortes utilizes seagrass, rattan, ornamental moss balls, seashells and other natural materials to create an area that feels simple yet representative of its outdoor surroundings.