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With the rapid development of national economy, interior design in coastal areas should not only meet the requirements of people to avoid wind and rain, cold and summer, but also gradually change to meet the direction of spiritual entertainment. However, there are many differences between the Coastal Ocean monsoon climate and the land climate environment, which will seriously affect the regional architecture and interior design. Lingnan is a typical marine climate area. Therefore, the interior design of Lingnan architecture needs to adapt to the marine climate, which requires us to adapt to the marine climate from multiple perspectives, such as lighting, building materials, local structures, etc. Lingnan area has the unique topography and climate characteristics of the ocean, which creates the settlement building form with the characteristics of the ocean. Frequent summer rainfall and year-round humidity are the main characteristics of marine climate in Lingnan area. At the same time, the erosiveness of sea breeze and sea steam in Lingnan area is also the main problem to be solved in interior design. By conforming to the marine climate environment, Lingnan architectural design can better meet people's psychological needs and spiritual entertainment needs. Firstly, this paper analyzes the characteristics of marine climate in Lingnan area. Then it lists the typical indoor design scheme of marine climate, which can better meet the needs of people's life.