Cristiane P.
Cristiane, affectionately known as Crissy, is a sophisticated interior designer whose passion for design was kindled during a family home remodel and nurtured through various media channels, including popular design-centric networks. She is endlessly captivated by the creative freedom her field offers, seeing boundless possibilities in every design project.
Exhibiting remarkable tenacity and confidence, Crissy continually pushes herself, learning from every experience to consistently strengthen her abilities. Her motivation to develop and expand her skills is relentless, demonstrating a robust commitment to her growth as an interior designer. Crissy confidently navigates the design world, constantly generating fresh ideas, and her diligence ensures she consistently achieves her professional goals.
What drives you to design?
What drives me to design is the endless opportunities and possibilities that I can create for my client's spaces. Being free with every design and cautious to detail can help build solutions to every issue a space may have.
From where do you draw most of your inspiration?
I draw most of my inspiration from nature, color, and contrast.
Using nature in interior spaces can mean a variety of things; Whether it is adding plants and flowers to little spaces, or it can even be expressed through patterns of leaves, water, and even the bare ground we walk on. Nature can also be used in the textures of our homes for wallpapers, backsplashes, etc.
Everyone knows how important your space is to your mood and especially how appealing it has to look to the eye. Maybe adding color may add some flair to your life. Using pops of color and giving your spaces some personality and can overall change the way you feel.
Using contrast helps give an interior depth and an overall mood to a space. Having said that I tend to use blacks and whites to my interiors to create a clean but sleek look without making it too dark and or light.
Tell us your biggest design secret:
My biggest design secret is to be timeless.
Using timeless pieces, wallpaper, fixtures can help a space overall in a long run.
Also, not only to be timeless but if there are any restrictions think of all the possible solutions to help the design regain its momentum.
Style
- Transitional
- Modern
- Country/Cottage
