Lets look at some beautifully tiled bathrooms in the soft color range of cremes and sand:

Simple and sparkly.

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Look at those beautiful tiles!

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Elongated rough tiles combined with mosaic tiles for an interesting look.

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I see at least four different types of tiles here.

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You can get the tiles from dune’s website!

Lets take a quick look at some ways to create that exotic room:

This room is decorated by interior designer Ruthie Sommers.

The essentials for creating this look is natural colors like beige and sands plus the black and white zebra print. Large wide-leafed plants fives the instant jungle look.

Lets look at some ways to go for creating a beachy feel to your home!

Soft beige, white and dark brown details. A modern and sophisticated living room I must say. The blond carpet really works for this room, giving it the sandy beach feel.

Beach themed bathroom. cute sea stars make a nice contrast to the dark shelve. Mint green, medium wood and white details.

Cute glass jars with fake snow (?), birds nest, pine cone and sea shell. You might want to use sand instead of ’snow’ for a more beachy look.

White, blue and yellow porch dining area.

Now lets have a look at some soft living rooms with lots of natural daylight:

Nice natural fiber wallpaper. Peach, white and wood. I would change the table (don’t think the circle and the square go well together) and the picture in the frame (the frame itself is great!).

Another light bright room. Soft green carpets, beige wall and white furniture. This classic room might benefit from a more shapely lamp, but i see they are going for the straight lines around the sofa. On a different note, those sofa legs remind me of thighs with fat rolls on them, LOL..

Similar color palette, but green on the walls and beige carpet. Cute pillow-choice, with two of them matching the curtains. Simple lines and lots of soft pillows!

Mustard, white and beige. Again with pillow-curtain matching.

If you want more details about these rooms, go visit House to Home!

Looks like a big trend in rug design is imitating nature. Here are some great rugs:

This is Pebbles:

Sand:

Lava:

Anemone:

Pebbles and Sand are designed by Norwegian designer Ksenia Movafagh at 2 Form Design. She has also designed a rug called Tundra, you should definitely take a look at it! Lava and Anemone (those are not official names by the way) are designed by Belgian designer Laure Kaisers.