Harbor Inspiration in Newport, RI

As an interior designer, my inner decorator needs constant inspiration.  Every so often, to feed the artist in me, I find it necessary to visit gorgeous gardens, heavenly historic sites, or one of Mother Nature’s many wonders.  Recently, my son Grady and I visited Newport, RI, where we toured several of the amazing historic mansions which are open to the public.  I’ll post more on the mansions later, but today I wanted to share some fabulous photos I took of the amazing harbor views and stunningly beautiful boats we saw while visiting this historic city.

Enjoy!

Clingstone is 'The House on a Rock' with the American Flag in the foreground

The flag waves in front of a view of the Newport, RI bridge and the famous ‘House on a Rock’ called Clingstone.

Clingstone 'House on a Rock'

This is the historic home called Clingstone, which is known to locals as ‘The House on a Rock’.

Oliver Hazard Perry Boat

This boat is newly built and is called the Oliver Hazard Perry. It serves as a school for boatbuilding.

Oliver Hazard Perry in the foreground with Newport RI Bridge and Sailboat

Here’s a view of the Newport, RI bridge and a sailboat with the Oliver Hazard Perry ship in the foreground.

The Oliver Hazard Perry

The Oliver Hazard Perry is the largest privately owned tall ship and largest civilian sail training vessel in the United States.

Newport mansion with boats in the harbor

A lovely Newport, RI mansion with boats in the harbor,

Black Sailboat

A gorgeous Black Sailboat in Newport, RI

Castle Hill Resort with Sailboats

The historic Castle Hill Inn can be seen to the left with several sailboats in front.

The Newport Bridge

The Newport Bridge and Rose Island Lighthouse

Sailboat with Newport Rhode Island Bridge Beyond

Sailboat with Newport Rhode Island Bridge.

Small Sailboats in Newport, Rhode Island Harbor

Small Sailboats in Newport, Rhode Island Harbor,

American Flag and boats in the harbor of Newport RI

The American Flag and many boats in the harbor of Newport, RI,

Oh, what glorious inspiration I derived from our visit to Newport, RI!  The photos from our trip will feed my creative process for a long time to come.  Perhaps there’s a nautically inspired room design in my future?  We’ll have to wait and see…

Until next time, make sure to like Robinson Interiors on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter, and DO stay tuned for future posts about my work, travels, and design inspirations!

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