Correction: Homes-Right-Wanderlust Decor story

This undated photo rendering provided by Modsy shows a room decorated like an island getaway. Alessandra Wood, founder of online interior design platform Modsy, says you can invoke the vibe of your favorite island getaway through some well-chosen prints and materials. "Look for pieces that have a subtle tropical vibe via foliage, like palms, as well as natural raw wood or rattan textures, and fun global prints." To achieve a coastal getaway look, Wood suggests opting for layers of serene blues and seafoam greens paired with neutral hues. "This will evoke the sea and the sand and create a calming backdrop. To really feel like you're on a beach getaway incorporate sea themed items such as prints, sculptures, and objects that depict shells and sea life." (Modsy via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo provided by Ceramics of Italy shows some of Italy based ABK's "ceramic wallpaper." ABK offers the Nuovi Mondi capsule collection of large format ceramic tiles digitally printed, with painterly landscapes and whimsical illusory elements like tightrope walkers, bicyclists and playful children. Termed "ceramic wallpaper," the scenes include Rome, Venice, and Milan. (Ceramics of Italy via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo shows one of San Francisco-based photographer Caroline Pacula's prints. Pacula's serene, relaxing images of sunny beachside activities, available in print form at Serena & Lily, may help cure the quarantine-induced wanderlust. (Caroline Pacula/Serena & Lily via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo shows New York-based textile design studio Eskayel's new pattern called Out East. Founder Shanan Campanaro's watercolor toile paintings were drawn from photos of the Hamptons sourced through interior design firm Curious Yellow. Montauk landmarks like the lighthouse and clam bar, Sag Harbor's windmill and theater, and Sagaponack's vineyards and stables are among the charming images. (Eskayel via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo provided by Ceramics of Italy shows Refin stoneware tiles. Italian tile maker Refin offers Risseu, a lovely collection of porcelain stoneware tiles that were inspired by Genoa's historic cobbled courtyards and city gardens. (Ceramics of Italy via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo rendering provided by Modsy shows a room decorated like an island getaway. Alessandra Wood, founder of online interior design platform Modsy, says you can invoke the vibe of your favorite island getaway through some well-chosen prints and materials. "Look for pieces that have a subtle tropical vibe via foliage, like palms, as well as natural raw wood or rattan textures, and fun global prints." To achieve a coastal getaway look, Wood suggests opting for layers of serene blues and seafoam greens paired with neutral hues. "This will evoke the sea and the sand and create a calming backdrop. To really feel like you're on a beach getaway incorporate sea themed items such as prints, sculptures, and objects that depict shells and sea life." (Modsy via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo shows New York-based textile design studio Eskayel's new pattern called Out East. Founder Shanan Campanaro's watercolor toile paintings were drawn from photos of the Hamptons sourced through interior design firm Curious Yellow. Montauk landmarks like the lighthouse and clam bar, Sag Harbor's windmill and theater, and Sagaponack's vineyards and stables are among the charming images. (Eskayel via AP) The Associated Press

This undated photo shows one of San Francisco-based photographer Caroline Pacula's prints. Pacula's serene, relaxing images of sunny beachside activities, available in print form at Serena & Lily, may help cure the quarantine-induced wanderlust. (Caroline Pacula/Serena & Lily via AP) The Associated Press