Whether you’re already thinking of your next big design project or not, these five living room designs are sure to provide some inspiration for you, no matter what your style is.

New England Beach House, Malibu

When classic New England style lands on the shores of Malibu, the meeting of east and west coasts has never looked better. Cozy wood extends throughout the entire home, from the floors to the wall paneling to the open-truss ceilings, blending with the royal blue and white upholstery for a mix of warm & cool. Best of all, cottage-chic french doors stretch across the home’s back porch, promising you’re treated to an uninterrupted view of the roaring pacific ocean all day long. Find out more

Villa Puribawana, Bali

Stretching across two acres of private land in popular Canguu, this sprawling home is the work of acclaimed architect Guy Morgan. The space has a typical Balinese layout – comprised of a series of thatched pavilions, linked by majestic pergola-covered walkways. The bright, breezy interior is enriched by decorative touches such as colorful sofas, massive hanging lanterns and natural wood accents. Find out more

Balinese, Turks and Caicos

In Turks and Caicos, the ocean is everything. So it’s no surprise that villa Balinese centers its concept around that signature turquoise water. When you walk through the front door, your eye is immediately drawn to the symmetrical layout of the great room and the open archway that frames a mind-blowing picture of daybeds, infinity pool, and Caribbean sea. Balinese touches like vaulted ceilings, colorful cushions and antiques finish the look. Find out more

Casa Septiembre, Puerto Vallarta

Afraid of color? Never! Casa Septiembre gives every color of the rainbow a chance to shine. From magenta, yellow and royal blue bedrooms to this playful turquoise living room, there’s a new feast for your senses at every turn. This room blends colors seamlessly; bold turquoise walls complement burnt orange cushions and antique furniture mixes with vintage artwork for a taste of old-world Mexico. What’s more, just beyond the doors lies your own terrace and quiet slice of beach boasting the best hues of all. Find out more

Fustic House, Barbados

Welcome to Caribbean Colonial design at its finest. Fustic House mixes warm pastels like this pale mint together with soft white and fun floral accents for a look that’s both classic and playful. The home’s famous designer (and previous owner), Oliver Messel, had indoor/outdoor living in mind here, executing it flawlessly with big, bright windows and a sunny courtyard that leads out to a stone porch reminiscent of a rural