There is a particular light at the coast, soft and salted, that washes every color down to its calmest version. This palette chases that feeling. Sea Glass Blue leads the way, breezy and a little hazy, the shade of water seen through morning fog rather than a bright postcard blue.
Around it, Warm Sand and Driftwood Gray do the grounding work, holding that weathered, sun-bleached quality you find in old beach houses. Crisp Sail White keeps everything light and open so the room can breathe, the way air moves through a screened porch.
For 2026 the move is restraint, so let the airy tones carry most of the space and bring in Deep Harbor Navy only where you want a quiet anchor — a single door, a band of trim, a piece of furniture. That one deep note is what makes the rest feel intentional instead of washed out.