This 1920 Chatham cottage is tucked nice a cozy behind Main Street. This beach design strayed away from the traditional shades of nautical color schemes of navy and royal blues instead Laura went with blues, sands and grays. The walls are painted with splashes of "Ocean Air" by Benjamin Moore completing the ocean vibe and providing a tranquil space.

A common trend in Urban Design Interiors projects is the fun balance of sophistication and whimsy in designs. With an eclectic style, Laura introduced a variety of textures and finishes. This included faux crocodile, mirrors rimmed with shells, jute and rattan, there is wicker dark wood and bleached wood. Lighthearted touches found a fun balance of adding fun but not being cutesy including a jolly ceramic fish as a centerpiece, an avian
window-treatment fabric in the kitchen that is carried through the house by
ornamental birds on candlesticks and bird shaped coat hooks.