Quick Change Artist – published in Aventura Magazine

We are so excited at KWDS about the new article “QUICK CHANGE ARTIST” by Linda Marx in the April 2014 issue of Aventura Magazine. It is a fun piece about a new design I just completed in a local golf community in South Florida. Check out the article below!

UTILIZING HER TALENTS FOR COMBINING A CLASSIC LOOK WITH contemporary living, designer and TV personality Krista Watterworth redesigned a South Florida home in just a few short months.

Watterworth is a former snowbird who studied at the Parsons School of Design in New York and holds a Masters of Fine Arts from the New School. She moved to Palm Beach County with her husband and two young children after selling the family’s northern apartment to prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz. She has also teamed with Robert Irvine to design restaurants around the country on the Food Network program Restaurant Impossible and has worked with the HGTV shows Save My Bath and Splurge & Save. Now her company, Krista Watterworth Design Studio, is focused on South Florida residential work, including the 2014 Red Cross Designers Show House located in Palm Beach County, which had her participating with a group of independent designers who reimagined the interiors of a historic home.

The end result of this renovation was gratifying for all. Watterworth interpreted her clients’ sense of style and gave them a space that was both classic and contemporary and wouldn’t become stale over time. “I was happy with the renovation, and the clients were over the moon,” says Watterworth. “In fact, the wife was crying with happiness.”

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