Antique headboards were painted Platinum Gray by Benjamin Moore and reupholstered.

Find Your Personal Style Nearly everything in Laura Jayson's Rowayton, CT, home is a shade of blue ("What is cooler than turquoise and aqua?") , impartial ("Lots of natural and white materials help a space feel laid-back"), or older ("My home is a collection of things I have picked up at flea markets").

Soothing Neutrals In the two years since the light-filled three-bedroom house was built, Laura was on the search for carefully chosen picks for a spot in her home or find their way to Rowayton Flea unique glass shower doors . the nearby vintage shop she co-owns together with her friend Laura Grabe. "I've a lot of fun pieces tucked around every room," she states. "The overall look is relaxed, and that is how I want people to feel when they walk in my home."

Living Room The airy living area is virtually all white and weathered timber. Laura chose stucco for the walls and additional rough-hewn wood beams (salvaged from old barns) to the ceiling. The seating area involves a secondhand pine coffee table, an overstuffed sofa, and a settee Laura "borrowed" from her parents.

Calm A white slipcovered sofa from Lillian August is a great background for patterned pillows.

Cool This 1960s rocker out of eBay is reupholstered at a Kelly Wearstler cloth.

Collected A sail out of a ship in the America's Cup race makes great wall art. It's from a Boston flea market.

Cool Living Room Accents The paint on the classic medical cabinet in the living area was deciphered, but Laura left it as is. These clear and turquoise antique wine jugs possess the delicate look of sea glass.

Kitchen Due to rock walls and a wood ceiling, a visit to the kitchen seems like a trip back in time. Because she likes to maintain her dishes (mostly in colors of blue, obviously) readily accessible, Laura chose open teak shelving. The natural-stone-top island has an apron-front sink using the type of faucet you'd find in a commercial kitchen (to get a similar appearance, try overstock.com).

Cool The bistro stools were imported from France.

Collected Laura paid $100 for this pair of pendants at the Brimfield Antique Show in Massachusetts.

Dining Room Although Laura admits that the table functions more as a landing spot for clutter in relation to a place to eat dinner, she loves its rocky feel. It came out of a Connecticut antiques store and so did the seats, which were originally lotion. They needed some freshening up, therefore Laura painted them glistening white (attempt Polar Bear by Behr).

Calm You are able to see every knot in the Brazilian hardwood dining table.

Cool This area's pop of blue is a beachscape, painted by Laura's sister.

Collected The shelves on this vintage mirror have been carried with bottles and oyster plates.

Master Bedroom The woven seagrass bed from Ralph Lauren Home is one of the few furniture pieces that's not vintage. "I really like its beachy vibe," says Laura. The white sheets are out of Sferra, and the five-foot-long bolster pillow is covered in flea market cloth. Wall color: Moonshine by Benjamin Moore

Calm Collected The bamboo flooring are coated in white epoxy paint meant for concrete and garage floors. A classic wood ladder located in a flea market serves as storage for blankets. Laura says, "sometimes I believe, Ugh, I am so boring--I must throw in another colour. However, a neutral bedroom is just so calm."

Cool Wave photos Laura picked up in Long Island, NY, provide the space a subtle dash of gray and blue.

Master Bathroom The area's pale raw and tiles teak create a setting that feels really zen. "It is so relaxing, sometimes I just hang out here," Laura says. She picked shiny chrome fittings, including marine-style sconces out of a local home store and cross-handle taps that jut out from the wall.

Cool The backsplash's glass tiles possess a pale blue tint.

Guest Bathroom Who needs one mirror when you're able to have 18? Laura painted most of these with white semigloss spray paint, then mounted them all on painted wood planks which were formerly floorboards. The sink top is Carrara marble--a little luxury in an otherwise straightforward space.

Collected Not one of these thrift shop and flea market mirrors price more than $15. The aluminum fixture came from an antiques store that sells vintage boat lighting.

Mudroom Laura discovered this seat at an antiques shop--it's really an old church pew. Laura made the coatrack from a strip of wood and vintage hooks, then perched an oar on top.

Spare Bedroom A funky tree stump nightstand is a fun contrast against the white walls. Antique headboards were painted Platinum Gray by Benjamin Moore and reupholstered.

Calm Nearby, Laura painted a dresser at a chalky color to bring out its own specifics. Laura's mom updated an old mirror by gluing oyster shells onto the frame.