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If you’re hosting during the holidays in a small space, now is the perfect time to upgrade your setup — especially if your guest plan involves a too-soft futon or an air mattress that never stays fully inflated. Koala, the brand known for its super-comfy sofa beds, just kicked off its Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale, offering up to 30% off sitewide through December 3.
The brand’s lineup is packed with smart, stylish pieces made for compact homes. From space-saving sofa beds with built-in storage to modular sofas that can shift to fit your layout, every option is designed to make last-minute hosting easier, cozier, and a whole lot more comfortable for overnight guests. Shop the sale now and be ready for when those December holidays strike.
One of the nicest things to do after a long day at work is to grab a cold drink and head into the garden to unwind. Even if your garden is nothing fancy, you can still turn it into a place that feels peaceful and welcoming. Here are some ideas to get you started.
Barbecue
A good place to start is with a reusable barbecue because it gives your garden a clear focal point and makes it easier to enjoy time with friends. A brick barbecue holds heat well and handles all weather which means it is both practical and long lasting. You can go bold with a big arched design or keep it small and simple. There is no right or wrong answer with this because every garden feels different. A quick look online at Fresh Design Blog or through DIY magazines will give you plenty of ideas. The best part is that the materials are usually inexpensive and once it is built you have something you can use for years without worrying about replacing it.
Swimming pool
If you want something that makes a real statement a swimming pool will do it. Even a smaller pool changes the whole feel of your garden and gives you something refreshing to look forward to at the end of the day. A quiet evening swim can clear your mind and help you switch off. It also gives you a great reason to invite people over when the weather is warm. While some people try to build their own pool it is normally easier and less stressful to hire swimming pool builders who know exactly what they are doing. They can take care of the tricky parts and save you the hassle of getting every detail right. Once it is finished your garden suddenly feels like a little escape that is only a few steps away from your back door.
Decking
Decking is one of the easiest ways to give your garden structure. It creates a natural space for a table and chairs and it helps separate your seating area from the rest of the garden. It also makes your outdoor space feel more like an extra room where you can sit with a cup of tea or enjoy dinner outside. Adding a few potted plants around the edges brings colour and life to the space which helps you relax. Plants are known to improve focus and reduce stress so they do more than just look nice. Picture yourself sitting on your decking while the sky changes colour at sunset. It is such a simple image but it always feels calming.
Glass features
If you want something modern you can bring in glass features to open up the space without making it feel empty. This can be a glass balustrade around your decking or a small glass shelter that protects you from the rain while still letting in plenty of light. Companies like Fusion Glass Ltd create designs that work with all kinds of gardens whether you prefer a clean modern look or something softer. Glass has a way of making everything feel brighter and more open which can help you relax without blocking the view of your plants or lawn. It is easy to maintain as well which keeps things simple.
Water features
A water feature is one of the easiest ways to make your garden feel peaceful. The sound of water trickling is naturally calming and blends perfectly with birdsong and other gentle sounds outside. Water features also look beautiful which gives you something nice to focus on while you rest. They come in every size and style so you can always find one that fits your garden. Most models are inexpensive to run which makes them a great option if you want a bigger change without a big cost. Even a small feature can shift the whole atmosphere and make your garden feel like a more soothing place to be.
Hammock
If you have the space for one a hammock is a little treat that makes your garden feel cosy and personal. It is perfect for a weekend nap or a quiet moment with a book. There is something almost nostalgic about lying in a hammock while the breeze moves around you. It gives you permission to stop for a moment and enjoy the calm. Some people think a hammock is only for big gardens but even a small one can fit one between two posts or a sturdy frame. Once you have it you will be surprised at how often you use it.
Ornaments
Garden ornaments are a fun way to bring personality into your outdoor space. There are so many options in DIY stores that it becomes enjoyable to pick out pieces that match your style. Some people choose a natural woodland theme and others prefer bright colours or simple stone designs. You can keep it subtle or go bold depending on what you enjoy. Many ornaments now come with small solar panels that light up when it gets dark which creates a gentle glow across the garden. It looks lovely in the evenings and it costs nothing to run which makes it even better.
Vegetable patch
A vegetable patch adds a practical and rewarding feature to your garden. It gives you fresh produce and helps you feel more connected to the space. You can start small with herbs or salad leaves or go all in with tomatoes, potatoes and berries. It is satisfying to watch everything grow and even more satisfying when you can pick what you need for dinner. Growing your own food also saves money which is always a bonus. A vegetable patch becomes a natural part of your daily routine because you will check on it without even thinking about it.
Enjoy the space
There you have it. These ideas can help you turn your garden into a relaxing place you actually want to spend time in. You do not need a perfect layout or a huge budget. You just need a few small changes that make your space feel warm and inviting. Whether you go for a hammock, a water feature or a full barbecue setup every step brings you closer to a garden that feels like a personal retreat. Try a couple of ideas this week and enjoy the difference it makes.
While lots of us like to indulge in a glass on wine at the weekends, making cocktails at home is less common. One reason is that they’re more trouble than just opening a bottle, but we think that’s also part of their charm. While you wouldn’t want to be mixing them up every day, they’re perfect for celebrations and help to make an occasion feel special. The additional effort involved in making a good cocktail helps to create a sense of occasion, and of course they’re synonymous with glamour and luxury. You’ll also be helping to keep a rich tradition alive.
Cocktail gift set, ProCook. This set, a perfect gift for the budding mixologist in your life, contains a 750ml cocktail shaker, spoon, jigger and strainer in a high quality stainless steel finish. £20, available from ProCook.
While as humans we’ve been mixing ‘stuff’ together for centuries, the modern cocktail dates back to the 19th century. It has its roots in the punch and medicinal elixirs of previous generations, but it wasn’t until the mid-1800s that cocktails really evolved as drinks in their own right. Incidentally, no-one seems to know why they ended up being called ‘cocktails’, although theories abound!
14 piece cocktail making set, Sue Ryder. Elevate your cocktail game with the 14-piece Bokhot cocktail set crafted from premium 304 stainless steel, designed for durability and style. This comprehensive kit covers all your mixology needs, including shaker tins, dual jiggers, liquor pourers, a muddler, corkscrew, ice tongs, strainer, and even handy cocktail recipe cards to inspire your next creation. £24.99, available from Sue Ryder.
The late 19th century and early 20th century were the golden age of cocktails, with new variations being invested all the time. This is the era of the Old Fashioned (sugar, whisky, bitters and water); the Martini and the Manhattan which are all still popular today.
Flute marble drinks cabinet, Atkin & Thyme. This stylish cocktail cabinet (above and main image) comes with brass cladded edging, brass plated handles and natural wood legs with a brass foil detail and can be used to display, store and serve drinks and glassware. £799, available from Atkin & Thyme.
The US was the birthplace of cocktails, and ironically the prohibition era (1920 to 1933), where alcohol was banned, fueled the cocktail movement. Many trained bartenders emigrated to Europe, bringing the secrets of their craft with them and spreading the word. Those who remained in the States were forced to use poor quality boot-leg alcohol, and had to invent increasingly complicated mixtures to mask the taste, leading to an era of creativity.
Set of two Meri pink cocktail glasses, Oliver Bonas. Set of two cocktail glasses in a structural, geometric profile with an optic swirl pattern in the glass. With a soft pink glass base, red centre and twisted clear glass bowl, these striking cocktail glasses are sure to be a talking point at dinner parties. £24.50, available from Oliver Bonas.
The popularity of cocktails took a bit of a dive after the Second World War, with the availability of mass-produced mixers requiring less artistry. The 1980s and 90s saw a revival, with purists using fresh ingredients and artisanal spirits to once again create the perfect drink.
Amber cocktail glass, Broste Copenhagen. Inspired by the rich, golden hue of amber, this sophisticated glass will bring an elegance to your dining table. £16.50 for a single glass or £65 for a set of four, available from Folk Interiors.
The beauty of cocktails is that they can be personalised according to your taste. You can leave out the alcohol entirely, or just add a soupcon. You can create a mixture that’s sweet, bitter, citrussy, smooth or any other variation. Why not use fruit, lemon juice, soda, chocolate, coffee or pretty much anything else you care to mention to create your ‘signature’ house cocktail? You never know, perhaps it will be what your parties become known for!
Main image shows the Flute marble drinks cabinet, Atkin & Thyme.
Whether you’ve just bought a beach house (congrats!) or you’re still dreaming of your coastal getaway, one of the most delightful parts of the process is coming up with a name. A good beach house name sets the tone for the entire experience — it can be fun, elegant, nostalgic, cheeky, or romantic. Whether your coastal retreat is strictly for family getaways or a fully fledged holiday rental, a well-chosen name adds charm, clarity and a real sense of identity. And if you’ve ever browsed through a sea of rental listings, you’ll know just how much a memorable name stands out. But how do you actually land on a name that feels like the one? And why does it matter so much?
This guide explores the benefits of naming your beach house, provides ideas on the process of naming your beach house and provides you with 200 creative name ideas sorted into fun categories to inspire your own great name for your property.
Why Name Your Beach House?
You might be wondering: “Does my beach house really need a name?”
Technically, no. But naming your beach home gives it personality and can provide it with a unique name that matters. It can turn a place into a destination. Whether you’re listing it on Airbnb, passing it down as a family treasure, or simply enjoying weekend getaways, a memorable or catchy name gives your space an identity. It can make it easier for rental home guests to remember, and adds a layer of creative branding if you’re renting it out.
A beach house is more than four walls and a view; it’s a setting for memories, relaxation, and a slower way of living. Giving it a name helps acknowledge that. Instead of “the beach house” or “the cottage by the sea,” it becomes a place with character – your place, with its own story.
For holiday rentals, the benefits stretch even further. A unique or quirky name helps your listing pop out from the crowd, attracting guests who might otherwise scroll past. When you think about it, a name is often the very first impression. It sets expectations, sparks curiosity and immediately creates a mood. A classy name may appeal to people looking for a luxurious, high-end escape. A fun or whimsical one can draw families and laid-back holidaymakers. That initial spark matters.
Another practical benefit is memorability. People remember names; they don’t always remember generic descriptions. If your guests want to recommend the place to friends, a name like Sea Lavender Lodge or The Sandy Lantern rolls off the tongue with ease. It strengthens word-of-mouth marketing, which is one of the most powerful (and free) tools you have.
Above all, naming your beach house is a wonderful chance to express personality. Even if you’re not renting it out, the name becomes a piece of your family story. It sits on the sign at the front gate, appears on beach towels or the welcome chalkboard, and becomes part of the ritual as you pull up the drive for the weekend at your vacation getaway. It’s these little touches that make a house feel like home.
What Makes a Great Beach House Name?
Naming a home is a surprisingly creative process — almost like naming a character in a book. You start with inspiration, mix in a little storytelling, and refine it until it feels just right. Here are some of the best ways to find a name that suits your coastal sanctuary.
1. Start With the Location
One of the easiest ways to land on a distinctive name is to tap into local features. Think about:
The type of coastline, eg rocky, sandy, windswept, tropical
Local wildlife – dolphins, gulls, starfish, seals
Landmarks – coves, lighthouses, dunes, piers
Local plant life – sea lavender, driftwood, palm trees
Names like Dune Crest Cottage or Coral Point House instantly paint a picture. They help guests visualise the setting before they’ve even arrived, which is especially helpful if you’re building a brand.
2. Reflect the House’s Architecture and Style
If your home has a distinctive look, run with it. A sleek, modern glass-fronted retreat might suit a name like The Horizon House, whereas a shingled cottage could embrace something more nostalgic, such as The Tidepool Cottage.
Think about:
Building materials
Colour palette
Age of the property
Style or theme of décor
These details can steer you toward names that feel rooted in the home itself.
3. Take Inspiration From Family Memories
Many families name their beach houses based on a story that’s meaningful to them. Maybe someone always spots dolphins from the balcony. Perhaps a favourite sunset view becomes part of the tradition. These personal clues make for heartfelt names like Dolphin Watch, Second Tide, or Sunset Haven.
If your beach house has been in the family for generations, you could even honour someone special with a subtle reference. Not necessarily a direct name, but something inspired by their personality or hobbies.
4. Focus on the Feeling You Want to Create
Is your place a lively, surf-mad escape? A calm, grown-up retreat? A romantic bolthole? Let the vibe guide you.
Classy names often feel elegant, serene and timeless. Think Azure Vista, Saltwind House, or The Seafarer’s Rest.
Fun beach house names bring in a bit of personality – Flip Flop Haven or Wave Whimsy.
Quirky names can give your listing bags of charm, especially if you lean into local phrases or inside jokes.
Bold names with a modern edge are great for contemporary builds—Blue Tide Loft or Shoreline 52.
The tone of the name sets the tone of the stay.
5. Use Word Pairings and Themes
If you’re stuck, start playing with pairings. Beach-related words (shore, surf, tide, driftwood, palm, dune) combine beautifully with mood words (retreat, cottage, haven, hideaway, lodge, lookout).
For example:
Driftwood + Retreat
Tide + Haven
Blue + Lantern
Palm + Point
Ocean + View
Mix, match, shuffle and scribble until something clicks.
6. Keep It Easy to Say and Spell
A beach cottage name doesn’t have to be complicated to be memorable. In fact, a shorter vacation rental’s name tends to work better, particularly for marketing. Make sure it rolls off the tongue and reads well on signage, websites and welcome packs.
Test it out by saying it aloud. If you hesitate, or if someone struggles to remember it after hearing it once, it may need refining.
The Joy of a Well-Chosen Beach House Name
Once you’ve found your beach house name, everything else begins to fall into place. It becomes the anchor for your décor scheme, your welcome book, your rental listing, and those little personal touches that make a space feel loved. Guests will use it naturally when they talk about their holiday. You’ll use it when you share updates or make plans. And long after trends shift, a good name stays timeless.
Ultimately, naming a beach home is about creating connection. It’s about giving your slice of coastline a personality of its own, whether that’s classy and elegant, breezy and playful, or delightfully quirky. It doesn’t have to be perfect; it just has to feel like you and the story you want the place to tell.
200 Beach House Name Ideas
Ready for the good stuff? Below are 200 beach house name ideas to inspire you, grouped by theme. Feel free to mix, match, and tweak until you find the one that fits just right for your beach haven.
Classic Coastal Names
These names for a beach house property capture the timeless essence of life by the sea — think white clapboard siding, breezy porches, and the sound of waves lapping nearby. They work well for traditional beach cottages or elegant seaside homes and evoke a sense of place without trying too hard. Whether you’re nestled in Cape Cod or perched above a rocky cliff, these names bring in salt air, blue skies, and coastal charm. Simple, memorable, and full of classic appeal, this list is ideal for anyone looking for something effortlessly stylish with a hint of nostalgia and that unmistakable maritime vibe.
1. Driftwood Haven
2. Coastal Charm
3. Seaside Serenity
4. Ocean’s Edge
5. Blue Horizon
6. The Sandbar
7. Lighthouse Point
8. Windward Cottage
9. SeaGlass House
10. Coral Cove
11. Bay Breeze
12. Saltwater Escape
13. The Dunes
14. Beachcomber’s Rest
15. Harbour Light
16. Gull’s Nest
17. The Lookout
18. Marina Mist
19. Pelican Perch
20. Tidewatch
Funny Beach House Names
Sometimes a beach house needs a name that doesn’t take itself too seriously —a name that instantly makes people smile before they’ve even stepped inside. Funny beach house names bring a burst of personality, signalling that this is a place where the rules relax, laughter carries on the breeze and sandy feet are very much allowed. They’re playful, memorable, and perfect for a vacation rental name that thrives on good humour and good company. Whether you’re naming a cheerful family bolthole or a rental that prides itself on fun, a witty name gives your coastal escape its own light-hearted charm.
Shore Thing
Sea-esta
Shell Yeah
Beach, Please
Vitamin Sea
The Sandy Cheeks
Surf’s Up
Wavy Days
Sunkissed & Salty
The Flip Flop Stop
Oh Ship!
Crabby Shack
High Tides & Good Vibes
The Salty Dog
Ship Happens
Sun of a Beach
Boardwalk Bungalow
Get Nauti
Aquaholic’s Hideout
Castaway Cottage
Elegant & Sophisticated Names
For beach houses that feel like high-end retreats or serene coastal getaways, this category delivers names with polish and poise. Think of soft linens, panoramic ocean views, and the quiet rustle of palms in the wind. These unique rental property names tend to be romantic, calming, and graceful — perfect for villas, modern homes, or tranquil seaside escapes. They reflect a more refined side of coastal living, and often draw on natural beauty, classical references, and subtle luxury. Whether you’re aiming to impress rental companies and potential guests, or simply create a peaceful oasis for yourself, these creative ideas add a touch of elegance to your shoreline setting.
Azure Retreat
The Siren’s Song
Luna by the Sea
Whispering Tides
Ocean’s Embrace
Seabreeze Sanctuary
Amalfi Sands
Tranquil Waters
The Pearl
Coastal Elegance
Mare Azure
Sea Whisper
Ivory Tides
Villa del Mar
Opal Shore
Oceanica
Solstice Shores
The White Gull
Horizon House
Casa Del Sol
Nautical & Marine-Themed Names
Inspired by boats, sailors, and all things maritime, these unique beach house names are perfect for those who feel more at home on the water than on land. They lean into the language of the sea — think “starboard,” “helm,” “anchor,” and more. These are great choices for properties near marinas, docks, southern shores, or anywhere you can hear the seagulls call. They’re especially popular among sailing enthusiasts or anyone who appreciates the timeless allure of the nautical life. Whether your house feels like a captain’s quarters or a lighthouse lookout, these names will tie your place to good times and seafaring traditions.
61. The Captain’s Quarters
62. The Crow’s Nest
63. Knot Home
64. The Compass Rose
65. Starboard Cottage
66. Deep Blue
67. Anchor’s Away
68. The Lighthouse Loft
69. Nautilus Nest
70. The Shipyard
71. Skipper’s Retreat
72. Aye Aye Cabin
73. Port Haven
74. The Helm House
75. Ocean Admiral
76. Schooner’s Rest
77. Breakwater Bungalow
78. The Sea Captain
79. Harbor House
80. Decked Out
Names for Beach Houses with Tropical Vibes
Palm trees, fruity drinks, and lazy hammock days — if your beach house is in a triopical location, or has an island feel, these names are for you. They’re vibrant, warm, and breezy, perfect for properties in Florida, the Caribbean, Hawaii, or anywhere that leans toward the laid-back tropical lifestyle. Expect references to pineapples, cabanas, coconuts, and sunshine, with a dash of colorful fun thrown in. These potential names work especially well for rental properties or vacation homes that emphasize relaxation and escape. With one of these names, you and your potential renters will feel the vacation mode kick in before they even open the door.
Coconut Cottage
The Mango Hut
Tiki Tide
Pineapple Point
Bungalow Breeze
Banana Wind
Palm Paradise
Island Time
Surfside Escape
Coral Cabana
Tropicale
The Rum Runner
Mango Bay
Island Hideaway
Beach Bum Bungalow
Sunset Palms
Flip Flop Fiesta
The Cabana Club
Key Lime Cove
Bahia Breeze
Romantic & Whimsical Beach House Names
Some beach houses feel like they were made for dreamy nights and meaningful getaways. These names are for the romantics — inspired by moonlit tides, whispered winds, and the stories the sea keeps secret. They’re perfect for honeymoon hideaways, couples’ retreats, romantic getaway locations or anyone who views their coastal escape as a chance to unplug and reconnect. There’s a softness to these names, a bit of poetry and a hint of fantasy. If your beach house feels more like a love story than a weekend trip, you could find the perfect name for your new home in this list.
The Love Shack
Moon Tide
Starry Shores
Sol & Sea
Kissing Point
Ebb & Flow
Honeymoon Harbor
Dreamcatcher by the Sea
Lovers’ Landing
Coastal Crush
Blush Tide
The Mermaid’s Lair
Starlight Cottage
Sea of Dreams
Heart of the Ocean
Beach Belle
Seaside Serenade
Hidden Hearts
The Whispering Shell
Salted Kisses
Family & Memory-Inspired Names
Some of the best beach houses aren’t just houses — they’re the backdrop for lifelong memories. These unique beach house names reflect that warm, nostalgic feeling of summer barbecues, kids building sandcastles, and long walks at low tide. They often tie into family names, traditions, or inside jokes, and they’re ideal for legacy homes passed down through generations. Whether your place is filled with laughter, history, or both, these names speak to a deeper connection. Cozy, welcoming, and rooted in love, this category celebrates beach houses that bring families together again and again.
121. Grandpa’s Beach
122. Sandy Toes Cottage
123. The Gathering Place
124. Little Shells
125. Generations
126. Happy Harbor
127. The Family Tide
128. The Beach Tree
129. Four Winds
130. The Sandbox
131. Memory Lane
132. Tidal Traditions
133. The Cozy Catch
134. The Drift Inn
135. Summer House
136. The Home Port
137. Pebble Place
138. Family Tides
139. Roots & Waves
140. Our Shore Story
Literary & Mythical Names for Beach Homes
If you like your beach house names with a touch of legend, lore, or literature, this is your sandbox. These names draw on mythology, classic novels, folklore, and sea stories — great for creative souls and lovers of storytelling. They offer a sense of mystery and magic, giving your house a personality that feels both ancient and imaginative. Ideal for dreamy, windswept houses perched on dramatic cliffs or hidden coves, these names let your property feel like it’s stepped right out of a storybook or an epic sea voyage.
Atlantis Rising
Poseidon’s Rest
The Sea Witch
The Odyssey
Narnia on the Coast
Neptune’s Nook
Mermaid’s Echo
The Tempest House
The Kraken’s Den
Arcadia Bay
Gulliver’s Retreat
Avalon Shore
The Lighthouse Keeper
Wind in the Willows
Odyssea
The Watermark
Lorelei Cottage
SeaLore
Calypso Cove
The Salt Scroll
Location-Inspired NamesFor Your Beach Property
Beautiful New Florida House with Palms Trees and Landscaping
When in doubt, let your beach house’s location do the talking. These names are customizable — just insert your town, island, or family name for something unique and personal. They work especially well if you want to ground your house in its setting, whether it’s a quiet cove, a famous beach town, or your family’s favourite escape. From street names and landmarks to geographic terms, these flexible formats let you build a name that feels like it belongs — not just to the house, but to the story around it.
Minimalist, modern, and effortlessly cool — these one-word names for a beach house make a big statement with less. They’re easy to remember, perfect for signage or social media handles, and ideal for those who love simplicity with style. Each word is carefully chosen to evoke a coastal mood, whether that’s calm and reflective or windswept and adventurous. These names tend to lean artistic and abstract, great for design-forward spaces or Airbnb rentals looking to stand out. If you’re into branding, aesthetics, or keeping it clean, these classy beach house names might be your favourite category.
171. Drift
172. Swell
173. Tide
174. Sol
175. Haven
176, Crest
177. Mistral
178. Pebble
179. Shoreline
180. Salt
Just Plain Cool Names
Some beach houses break the mould — they’ve got their own vibe, and their name should reflect that. This list is for the bold, the stylish, the slightly offbeat. These names are creative without being too quirky, polished without being too serious. They don’t fit neatly into one box, and that’s the charm. Great for modern builds, reimagined cottages, or anyone looking for something distinctive and full of character. If your beach house has a personality all its own, you could find its match in these names for beach houses.
181. Sea Haven
182. West of the Waves
183. The Shorehouse
184. Coastal State of Mind
185. The Second Wind
186. The Break
187. Shore & Co.
188. On the Rocks
189. The Water House
190. Jetty & Blue
Pop Culture-Inspired Names
For movie buffs, music lovers, and those who love a good reference, these names bring in some well-known cultural flavour. Inspired by songs, films, TV shows, and iconic phrases, they’re clever, often nostalgic, and sure to spark conversation. Whether you want to channel retro summer vibes or your favorite surf anthem, these names let your personality shine through. They’re particularly great for rentals, where a catchy, memorable name can stand out from the crowd and give guests something to talk about long after their stay ends.
191. Beach House Blues
192. The Endless Summer
193. Bayside High
194. Margaritaville
195. Under the Boardwalk
196. The Goon Docks
197. Sea Lab
198. Ocean’s Eleven
199. Surfin’ Safari
200. Malibu Muse
High End and Luxury Beach House Names
High-end and luxury beach house names have a certain magic about them – they instantly set the tone for the kind of experience a property promises. A refined name can be a great way of conjuring up images of sweeping ocean views, spacious terraces, and sunlit rooms designed with elegance in mind. It signals exclusivity, calm, and thoughtful attention to detail, whether the home is a private coastal retreat or a premium holiday letting. By choosing a name with a sophisticated feel, you elevate the property’s identity, making it memorable and adding a sense of occasion every time someone says it aloud. A luxury beach villa deserves a title that reflects its beauty, its atmosphere, and the effortless indulgence it offers.
201. Azure Crest Villa
202. The Opal Shore Residence
203. Tides of Aurelia
204. Coralstone Pavilion
205. Sapphire Dune Estate
206. Ocean Monarch House
207. The Pearl Horizon Villa
208. Seacliff Grandeur
209. The Crestline Retreat
210. Golden Shore Manor
211. Oceana Royale House
212. Shoreline Luxe Haven
213. The Tidewater Crown
214. Sandstone Sovereign Villa
215. The Azure Lantern Estate
Final Tips Before You Settle on a Beach House Name
Once you’ve got a name (or a shortlist), here are a few final things to check:
Google It – Make sure there’s no business or major property already using that name in your area.
Say It Out Loud – Does it roll off the tongue? Does it feel like your place?
Make a Sign – Mock it up visually to see how it looks in type or on a plaque.
Check Availability – If you’re creating a website or rental listing for a vacation rental property, see if the name is available as a domain or social handle. If it’s already taken, especially if there’s a property with a similar name in the same vicinity, you’d be sensible to come up with a different name. A unique name will help with your marketing materials and reduce confusion amongst your target audience.
For more house name ideas, check out the other posts in our property naming series:
A calm bedside space feels like a small luxury. The right nightstand and a few thoughtful accessories can make the whole room feel more grounded. Clean lines, soft lighting, and one or two storage pieces are all you need. This guide keeps it simple and budget-friendly, with pieces that look elevated without adding visual noise.
Nightstand Picks
A good nightstand sets the tone. Look for fluted textures and warm wood tones. These silhouettes feel modern while keeping the look soft and grounded.
A clean, structured piece with two deep drawers and a built-in charging station. The curved profile and fluted face keep the design elevated, and the storage capacity makes it great for a clutter-free setup.
A slim, airy silhouette with rounded edges and sculptural legs. The fluted doors add texture without overwhelming the space. Works beautifully in smaller rooms.
A soft-glow LED lamp with three color settings and a dimmable touch control. The rounded glass shade keeps the look warm and sculptural. Perfect for late reading without lighting the whole room.
Organizers
Organizers help keep the clutter sorted on your nightstand—and essentials close at hand.
