Electric Bungalow

Pop Coastal Modern Interior Design Concept

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Those MUGS(!) (Pictured), Ceramic Dinnerware, Mid-century Sofas, Wood Side Table, Globe Sconces, Globe Floor Lamp, Mid-century Candleticks, Wood Lounge Chair, Mid-century Adjustable Arm Chandelier, (Pictured) Sputnik Chandelier, Various Mid-century Chandeliers, Live Indoor Plants, Dried Yellow Flowers, Boho Bedding, Retro Blown Glass Modular Vase, Smeg Appliances, Our Place Cookware (the best), Round Throw Pillow, Abstract Modern Painting, Natural Wood Rattan Room Dividers, Natural Fiber Area Rugs, Bold Graphic Art Prints

Electric Bungalow: A Pop Coastal Modern Mood

There’s something beautifully indefinable about this design direction. It’s fresh, nostalgic, grounding, and playful all at once—a mix of laid-back coastal energy, bold optimism, and modern design. Pop Coastal Modern doesn’t fit neatly into one box, and that’s exactly what makes it so cool. It borrows from the 70s with its retro shapes and colors, pulls in natural textures and mid-century lines, and layers on modern art and vibrant surfy coastal elements.

Why Pop Coastal Modern Works.

This vibrant interior concept is a true mix of styles that somehow come together in perfect harmony. It’s grounded in the laid-back, natural aesthetic of Southern California, with its coastal culture and affinity for clean lines and mid-century modern design. But then it layers on bold, optimistic colors, playful patterns, and retro 70s-inspired shapes to create something entirely fresh—while the bold graphic elements keep it looking forward. Add in coastal influences like tons of natural light, nature-inspired textures, and a sense of indoor-outdoor flow, and you’ve got a style that’s equal parts grounding and energizing, soothing, sexy, and full of life. Buttery yellow chairs in a wood-paneled nook, a curved, modular sofa with a muted neutral palette, and graphic modern art that pops against natural wood textures … together it’s so warm and electric.

The Power of Personal Design.

Designing a space isn’t just about following trends—it’s about creating environments that honor who we are and how we want to feel. The Electric Bungalow, for me, is a reminder that taking risks in design and thinking outside the lines can lead to something uniquely beautiful. It’s about adding value to our spaces in a way that feels fresh, cool, and perfectly tailored to us. I believe wholeheartedly that the best design is the kind that makes us feel truly at home, and true to our own energy.