Welcome to Cerulean Living

Breathe. Relax. Imagine.

Cerulean Living is a true lifestyle magazine for those who love the tropics and who embrace the amazingly warm and genuine cultures of the South Pacific and other exotic tropical locales. Here we celebrate the culture, music, food and drinks, and the people of these beautiful and captivating places!

These amazing topics seamlessly come together to create an awesome and relaxing place which we call “Cerulean Bay”. It is a place that exudes tropical imagery, design, and attitudes which bring relaxation and joy to the mind, to the heart and to the home. It is a place that exists in many locations around this beautiful world and it can exist in your own home or personal space too!

Bring Paradise Home: 20 Tropical Living Room Ideas for Every Budget

Are you captivated by the tropical décor reminiscent of gorgeous islands in the South Pacific, Hawaii, or the Caribbean? Are you dreaming of turning your own living room into a tropical paradise but not sure how to accomplish the desired look?

Create Your Dream Escape: 20 Tropical Backyard Ideas

Dreaming of a tropical oasis with lush greenery, large foliage and paradise blooms in flamboyant colors evokes a genuine sense of serenity and relaxation. The reason why it soothes both your mind and body is because envisioning exotic paradise helps you get away from everyday stress and busy lifestyle.

Explore Amazing Differences in Coastal Design!

As we search the globe for new ideas, artwork, décor, and inspirations we can’t help but notice how amazingly different some coastal lifestyles really are. But let us begin by saying that creating peaceful and more relaxed spaces at home, especially during these stressful times is so important to one’s mental health and well-being!

Embrace Tranquility: Create A Relaxing Space At Home

We truly believe that most people would love to have a tranquil getaway space at home, a soothing and relaxing place to simply unwind. As our vision statement says, we want to bring the authentic beauty of the tropics to people who dream of getting away from the daily grind.

What Does “Tropical” Mean To You?

Creating the awesome tropical look that works for you means pulling together inspirations from places you have visited or maybe are only dreaming about. Anywhere from the South Pacific to the Mediterranean and from Central America to the Indian Ocean can provide inspiration. So let’s define what “tropical” means because there are more directions in which you can go than you might realize.

Let’s Create That Tropical Escape At Home!

In our last section, we explored many of the different tropical looks out there. From tiki to casual beachy to British Colonial and even to Asian exotic, it’s all there for you to use your imagination to create that awesome and wonderful tropical escape at home.

Tropical Decor: What Are Accents And How To Use Them

Awesome and amazing accents are a must because they do two things: they not only complete a room but they bring it to life in a way that draws you into the whole experience of the space, which hopefully is your tropical escape! It doesn’t matter how nice or new your foundational pieces are (sofa, coffee table, dining room table, bedroom furniture).

Kava Bowls: Beautiful Artisan-Crafted Treasures from the South Pacific

Kava bowls are some of the most culturally significant objects in the South Pacific. When you think of the South Pacific, you probably imagine the amazing white sand beaches, the endless blues of the ocean and the always captivating coconut palms.

Cannibal Forks! Surprisingly Cool And Totally Unique…

Obviously cannibal forks are really not something you would think of when trying to create a new tropical look. Most people are unaware that they even exist. That is what makes artwork and wood carvings from far off places so awesome! One of the absolute best things about searching the world for new and unique inspiration is that many times, you will find the most unusual, most beautiful things that you cannot find elsewhere because they simply are not mass-produced.