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Nautical Quilt Patterns
Mia Jones
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Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
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06/11/2021
If you love the sea and all things nautical, you wish the steering wheel on your car was a helm of a grand ship and you would love to guide yourself by the stars instead of by the GPS on your phone, the nautical theme quilts in this extensive collection are something you will appreciate in your home. They are all very attractive and incredibly comfortable. Take a look at our collection for your next nautical theme quilt.
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Plaid and Stripe Nautical Quilt Pattern
Breakwater Bay
Mixing patterns in quilts is becoming more popular. Whilst they tend to be most common in reversible quilts, i.e. checks on one side and stripes on the other, there is no rule which says you can’t have both on one side.
You can also attempt to mix patterns yourself with the use of cushions, rugs, or blankets. Pairing different textures can have a striking effect on a bedroom, but always be careful to pick patterns with the same colors – placing red checks with yellow stripes would not create a calm or restful ambiance.
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Ocean Themed Shell Quilt
If you love the seaside and want to infuse some of it into your home, purchasing a quilt with detailing on like shell motifs would be a good way to achieve this. Subtle without being understated, make sure to go for a quilt with a plain white base to avoid overcrowding.
To achieve that charming seaside look in the rest of your room, ocean-inspired scented candles and shell ornaments will always look lovely and will bring a room’s theme together.
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Striped Nautical Quilt Pattern
Breakwater Bay
Stripes are a subtle but effective way of merging a nautical color scheme with white walls. They can add texture and dimension to a room, and because of the (minimum) two colors involved, you can play with the color of throws and cushions.
A good way to ensure that your striped bedding looks sophisticated rather than childlike is to get a quilt with a majority white background and thin, interspersed stripes rather than the other way around.
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Sealife Cotton Quilt Set
As we grow older, we can sometimes forget the beauty of the sea and all which lives in it. Bring some innocent wonder to your bedroom or your child’s by picking a quilt with embroidered sea life detail upon it. Stars, waves, and even fish can make even the most mature adult feel like he wants to visit the aquarium again.
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Anchor Sea Themed Quilt
Breakwater Bay
If you are someone who likes to go all out, this abstract anchor-themed quilt would be a gorgeous addition to any guestroom. Always be aware that bold patterns should go in a room with neutral décor to prevent a space from feeling cluttered and overwhelming. Examples of this would be grey or white painted walls or a neutral wallpaper pattern.
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Nautical Baby Quilt Pattern
Patch Magic
Baby quilts often get passed down through generations, so you may feel slight pressure if you’re looking to purchase one for your first child. A nautical quilt is a good option as it will match your other décor and won’t stand out too much in your perfectly-curated nursery.
Additionally, motifs such as ships and beaches are unisex, meaning you can get the most use out of your baby quilt and keep it for years to come.
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Boat Themed Baby Quilt Pattern
Glenna Jean
Soft blues, along with pastels, are common color choices for babies, and for good reason. By purchasing a quilt with calming colors that are associated with the sea, your baby will feel soothed and begin to connect these colors with the ocean themselves as they grow.
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Navy Nautical Themed Quilt Pattern
Better Home Style
For a little boy’s bedroom, navy is a classic color. It doesn’t show up marks as quickly as lighter colors and will grow with him throughout the years. However, navy doesn’t have to be plain – or boring!
By choosing a patterned quilt with a navy base, you can infuse a sense of adventure into the room which he’s sure to love.
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Square Check Nautical Quilt
Longshore Tides
Square or grid patterns are more than often than not designated for boys’ bedrooms, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use them in alternative rooms. Choosing more gentle shades of blue (rather than royal blue or navy) can look delicate and feminine when paired with white due to them being less harsh to the eye.
As for grid patterns, they can be used as an easy way to tie into the geometric trend which is in style currently.
$223.99
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Ocean Seascape Quilt Pattern
Great Bay Home
Who says a white quilt has to be boring? By purchasing a quilt with plenty of colorful detail on it, you won’t ever have to worry about your room looking dull. Nautical patterning doesn’t just have to be literal ocean images such as fish.
Let your imagination run wild and turn your room into a space that could rival a quintessential seaside town with small touches such as prints of shells, or, for a more refined approach, abstract wave prints.
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