Coastal Living-See 20 of the Best Chandeliers for Coastal Style

Waves crashing, the soothing colors of sunset, salty air, gulls flying. Ahhh….the sights and sounds of the beach can make my heart melt faster than an ice cream cone on a hot summer day. Growing up I spent most of my summers on Cape Cod and have so many fond memories of the beach. It’s likely why I have a special fondness for coastal style to this day. Luckily, with a few updates you can transform your home and embrace your love of the coast. I’ve rounded up some of my favorite coastal chandeliers to help you get that beachy vibe in your home.

What is coastal style?

Coastal style is light, airy and embraces the colors and feelings of beachy living. I’m talking about lots of whites, shades of blues and natural elements with organic vibes. A great way to bring in a little coastal style is with your chandelier. When it comes to coastal chandeliers some things I look for are lightness and soothing colors of the sea or sand. I don’t want anything heavy or fussy.

Coastal design mistakes

Please don’t be like a Disney theme park when it comes to coastal design. Yes, you can have some shells or coastal decor here and there, but pleeease do NOT go crazy and make your room look like a gift shop at the beach with anchors, shells and fish decor everywhere. It’s just too much and it can actually cheapen the look of your home and I don’t want that for you. A touch here and there-good. More than that-no beuno.

Best coastal chandeliers

I’ve gathered up some of my favorite coastal chandeliers to inspire you and help you bring a coastal vibe to your home. Since there are 20 (yes 20!!) I broke them into two groups. Ready to take a look?

The Palecek Mariana chandelier would be gorgeous in a coastal home. — The Mariana chandelier from Palecek is dripping with tiny, soft white wooden beads. Imagine this over a table or bed by the beach. Be still my heart.

The Bowline coastal chandelier by Currey and Company is wrapped in rope to give beachy vibes. — The Bowline chandelier from Currey and Company is wrapped in jute rope giving this major coastal style.

Currey and Company Chanteuse dining room chandelier is perfect for elegant coastal design. — The Chanteuse chandelier from Currey and Company lends to elegant coastal style. The frosted glass beads and soft hand-applied metallic finish top off the look.

Dripping in oyster shells the Stillwater chandelier by Currey and Company is perfect for beach living. — What gets more coastal than a chandelier dripping with oyster shells? The Stillwater chandelier from Currey and Company is classic coastal.

Palecek Solana pendant chandelier. Perfect for coastal style. — The hand-wrapped jute and gray ombre tones give the Solano pendant from Palecek coastal style.

The Jennifer pendant from Gabby Home would look great as a pair in a coastal kitchen or dining area. — How amazing would two of these look over a kitchen island or long dining room table overlooking the ocean? The Jennifer chandelier from Gabby Home.

Coastal chandelier with rope details. Abaca chandelier by Elk Home. — The Abaca chandelier from Elk Home is wrapped in rope and has simple coastal style.

This coastal chandelier is dripping in wood beads. Etienne chandelier by Gabby Home. — The muted, wooden beads on the Gabby Home Etienne chandelier help give this coastal chandelier a beachy vibe.

Palecek Everly chandelier. The organic texture is great for coastal style. — The hand-wrapped rope on the Everly chandelier from Palecek gives a natural look to a coastal home.

Palecek Layla dining room chandelier-perfect for coastal style with gray shades. — The whimsical draping of wooden beads on the Layla chandelier from Palecek makes this a great addition to a coastal home.

Even more coastal chandeliers

The Capri Abalone Shell chandelier from Regina Andrews is classic coastal thanks to the hand applied shells.

I love the classic draping beads on the Regina Andrews Wood Ombre dining room chandelier. How amazing would this be in a coastal home?

The Bimini coastal chandelier from Regina Andrews gives a subtle nod to coastal design with arms wrapped in rope. A more traditional style for a coastal chandelier.

With the name Malibu, how could this chandelier be anything but coastal? The Malibu chandelier by Regina Andrews.

How amazing would two of these look over a kitchen island by the beach? I love the wood carving and simple, classic look of the Regina Andrews Perennial pendant.

Hundreds of resin flowers drape the Vanessa Basin chandelier by Regina Andrew. I love the colors and delicate style. Would look amazing in a bathroom or bedroom.

The nautical chains of the Del Sur chandelier from Serena and Lily are created from hand-strung coconut beads. Be still my coastal heart.

The Del Sur coastal chandelier. I love that Serena and Lily give examples of chandeliers in an actual room. So helpful!

The Sorrel chandelier from Serena and Lily gives an organic, natural vibe to a coastal space.

The Sorrel chandelier from Serena and Lily comes in both square and rectangular shapes. Two squares would look great over a long dining table by the beach.

Cut seaglass beads and a hemp-wrapped frame make the Seychelles chandelier by Serena and Lily the perfect coastal accent.

The Seychelles coastal chandelier from Serena and Lily. Love the soft beachy colors of this coastal chandelier.

The Capiz Shell chandelier from Shades of light comes in 2 different finishes to help you get an elegant coastal look in your home.

Final thoughts...

There are soooo many good ones but tell me which one on this list is your favorite?

For more chandelier inspiration be sure to check out my favorite dining room chandeliers post. You’ll see a few of these on that list as well because they are just that good-I couldn’t resist.

If you’re ready to design your own coastal inspired space check out how my full-service design can help you get that beachy vibe. I can purchase all of these chandeliers for you through my trade resources. I’d love to put one in your home!

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