These rooms are out of this world. They all take you into the deep sea.
Some of these under the sea rooms are probably not what you would ever consider doing (or should attempt in your home), while others just might inspire an idea or two.
Blended blue tones on the wall along with wave stencils and School of Fish Wall Art make this bedroom an under the sea oasis for a Teen. By The Martha Project.
The water and wave effect here is achieved with a Mini Wave Projector.
A sea of blue tiles in a bathroom. Tile work is by Susan Jablon.
A Custom Aquarium bed.
Under the sea kitchen in a Florida mansion via The Wall Street Journal.
Under the sea sleeping at the Poseidon Resort on Fiji.
Ocean aquarium kitchen island by by Dutch designer Robert Kolenik, an aquarium kitchen island that comes with a modern flair and generous "hidden" storage space.
Coral reef mural by Megs Murals.
The sea is on the ceiling. Gaze into the deep while relaxing in the tub. Via Pinterest.
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Under the sea bathroom seen at Turtle Creek Lane. Seashell Wall Mosaics, Fish Plates, a Blue Sink and, of course, The Color Blue, create the under the sea feeling in this fun space.
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The under the sea feeling is created with blue painted walls, Oceanic Blue Lighting, a Blue Bathroom Vanity with a Shell Display, and with a Blue Mosaic Mirror. By Derrick Builder.
Unfortunately I didn't find the source for this fairy tale under the sea bathroom.
And taking the sea to a media playroom, featured at HGTV. No detail was spared in transforming this media playroom into a deep-sea adventure.
To really get the feeling of being under the sea, the walls need to be transformed. You see everything from a simple paint job, to artistic Murals, to large art, to tiles, to aquariums, and of course a lot of fish. This modern style under the sea living room is featured at House to Home.
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