Lighthouse Paintings

Lighthouse paintings work in any room with a nautical or coastal theme. Living rooms and bedrooms are the most common spots. Bathrooms are underrated though. A lighthouse piece above the tub sets a seaside mood. Entryways and hallways benefit too, especially with vertical compositions. Pair with natural wood frames and linen textiles to keep the coastal feel authentic.

They're a classic choice. Lighthouse wall art fits the setting without trying too hard. You don't need seashells and anchors everywhere. A single strong lighthouse piece grounds the room and ties it to the coast. For beach houses, lean toward pieces with softer palettes: misty mornings, golden hour light, or watercolor styles. Our Coastal Decor collection has more seaside options.

Impressionist and folk art styles are popular for lighthouse art right now. Abstract versions with bold color blocking are trending in modern interiors. Traditional realistic styles never go out of fashion for coastal homes. Vintage poster-style lighthouses work well in kitchens and mudrooms. The style you pick should match your room's personality, not just the subject.

Yes, but don't overdo it. One lighthouse canvas art piece with a Sailboat Art piece in the same room works if they share a similar color palette. Avoid mixing too many nautical subjects in one space. Two or three related pieces across a room feel intentional. Five or more starts looking like a themed restaurant. Let each piece have its own wall to breathe.

Navy, white, sandy beige, soft gray, and weathered blue. Lighthouse paintings tend to carry cool tones with pops of red or white from the lighthouse itself. Rooms with white walls and natural wood floors are ideal. If your walls are darker, choose a lighthouse piece with brighter highlights so it doesn't get swallowed. Rope, jute, and wicker textures complement the look.