West Palm Beach Coastal Farmhouse Chic: Embracing Carved Doors

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - June 21, 2025 - PRLog -- Nestled between tropical breezes and laid-back sophistication, West Palm Beach offers the perfect canvas for a design trend that is both grounded in heritage and elevated by coastal charm: Coastal Farmhouse Chic. With a fresh spin that blends hand-carved Indian artistry and weathered seaside elegance, the look becomes uniquely serene and soulful. At the heart of this design movement lies the striking craftsmanship of Mogul Interior—where Tree of Life wall art, antique carved doors, and entryway furniture take center stage.

Carved Doors as Art: The Soul of the Space

The hallmark of this aesthetic is the use of antique hand-carved doors—often salvaged from old havelis and Indian palaces. These ornate panels, adorned with floral vines, mandalas, or Tree of Life motifs, transform into sculptural statements in entryways, living rooms, or even as decorative barn doors.

The Tree of Life, symbolic of growth, grounding, and spiritual connection, is particularly resonant in homes that aim to create a sanctuary-like vibe. When placed in an entry hall or used as a focal wall panel, it introduces an air of serenity that echoes throughout the home.

Console Tables & Entryway Anchors

Entryways in coastal farmhouse interiors are more than transitional spaces—they're invitations. Mogul Interior's collection of console tables balances rustic warmth with artisan beauty. Each piece is crafted from reclaimed wood and finished in weathered patinas—bleached whites, driftwood grays, and ocean-washed blues—that reflect the coastal palette of West Palm Beach.

Paired with vintage mirrors, brass lamps, or woven baskets, these consoles add not just storage, but soul.

Melding Coastal Ease with Farmhouse Texture

The coastal farmhouse chic style takes the ease and light of ocean living and merges it with farmhouse textures—distressed woods, iron hardware, jute rugs, and linen textiles. It's a lived-in elegance that doesn't demand perfection. Each crack in a carved door, each fade in the paint, tells a story.

To achieve this look:

• Choose light, open layouts with natural light.
• Mix materials: antique brass, cast iron, and reclaimed teak.
• Lean into natural motifs like florals, trees, and birds.
• Use artisanal elements—from handwoven throws to salvaged wood beams. Vintage Antique Architectural Elements at Mogul Interior (https://www.mogulinterior.com/collections/architecture-el...)