Try This at Home:

Create the stylish look of a pro by layering objects in varying heights; collected cobalt blue glass gives instant coastal allure.

Rhody Resources

A LIST OF SOURCES FOR THIS ARTICLE:

Bob Frances Interiors, BobFrances.com

Cottage Chic Decor, CottageChicDecor.com

DiStefano Brothers Construction, DBCRI.com

Exodus Construction, ExodusRI.com

The Farmer’s Daughter, TheFarmersDaughterRI.com

Organized Abode, OrganizedAbodeRI.com

Soto Design and Plant Shop, Soto-Design.com

Trust in Tricia, TrustInTricia.com

Add Accents

Take inventory of your home’s decor details – you know, the little things. “You can inject a pop of color with things like throw pillows, vases, and area rugs,” Gianfresco suggests. “These changes are inexpensive yet carry a lot of weight in a transformation. If you’re not sure about color, apply the ‘cooler, warmer’ theory, he suggests. Cooler colors, such as blues, pinks, and greens work for spring and summer, while warmer hues of yellow and brown suit autumn and winter."