A Coastal Cottage in Rhode Island
We're in Rhode Island visiting the stunning coastal cottage of interior designer Leslie Banker.
Known for her knack of blending old and new, Leslie’s home is a reflection of her bold design choices and her philosophy of creating spaces that feel both connected and alive. From the vibrant yellow dining room walls to the mandarin red accents, Leslie’s home is full of colors and textures that tell a story. Today you’ll get a glimpse of how she balances these elements and hear about her book, Think Like A Decorator. Enjoy!
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“There is nothing we love more than curling up with an inspiring new design book. Released in March of this year, Think Like a Decorator, by talented interior designer Leslie Banker, has been one such book that we cannot get enough of.” Written by Natalie Aldridge.
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Text by Tovah Martin Photography by Max Kim-Bee Produced by Robert Keiner
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