Thank you!

Thank you! We're so happy you enjoyed the design!

And all done in a renters home, too!? Christina's work is incredible! Thank you for sharing and we're glad you liked it!

How about that outdoor coffee table setup? We could spend hours there!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!! 😊

She cant walk around without re arranging and hand dusting stuff. Very destracting

As long as she doesn't get allergic. I would get allergic and get dust in my eye from me fingers.😎

The berry branches by the fire!❤

We couldn’t agree more, thank you!

That's Christina's genius: creating a beautiful living space that abides by rental-rules! Thanks so much!

Most of what she says sounds like a question.

Yes it is.

Yes

Under a table

It will be awful when she moves since she does not own it. Otherwise, I love it.

Yes a little too cluttered everywhere for me. But not everyone is a minimalist I guess. As long as the owners love it. We are all unique.

Why is that a problem?

@@robyndismon394 didn’t say it was, but if I hire an interior designer I want extra not something that any average joe can throw together

That’s funny for me to hear…because whether you like maximalist or not, this space looked anything but regular!! All her choices made her home unique - especially with the vintage selections. If that’s “regular” to you (no offense, truly) than you must like the look of a circus 😁

People with her sense of design, skill and talent don't need to wait until they own to make a space feel like their 'forever home'. There's no need. And the amount spent is supremely relative to what you can (easily) afford and not think twice about it. She has the means and the connections to extraordinary artisans. Why not utilize what you have and who you know to get the look and feel you want to create. I understand her choices, especially in terms of what she chooses to showcase or display juxtaposed by what she prefers to keep hidden. Her choices are deeply personal and should be respected as such. What makes sense financially to her might not resonate with you for any number of reasons. She can most likely afford to walk into ANY upscale boutique (the one owned by Olatz Schnabel comes to mind) and carefully choose pieces and accessories as needed, or take a more frugal approach. She has unlimited options and her beautifully curated home is a testament to just that.

I agree Maria, I find everything so cluttered and full. I’m not a minimalist and I love colour in a space but I think there’s a way to do it without the space feeling untidy.

she is a self-proclaimed maximalist, so i think she's aware of the clutter and revels in it. i'm with you on this being too much for me (and i'm likewise too practical to hide things like a toaster oven) but i guess, different strokes.

@@thedustwhispered but to HER, what you process as 'clutter' is invariably the simple process of being surrounded by the items she's carefully collected and LOVES. She wants and needs to actually see the fruits of her labor. And it works beautifully imo.

@@robyndismon394 that's literally what i said? "she revels in it," i.e. she enjoys it. i even said, different strokes for different folks. what was the point of your reply?

Yup that’s right

Your point being ....?

it's not like the landlord designed the space, so what does that have to do with anything?

@@thedustwhispered the Landlord aka property owner designed the interior space.......the renter is Neilsen & hubby..she just decorated the space.....big difference..besides there is a 2 apartment on 2upper floors....She has the lower floor where the 2 beds & bath are with garden access (generally the garden apartment & the 1st fl living/kitchen with deck access to the garden

@@maddscientist3170 isn't that just semantics? interior designers are often hired to "decorate" a space. moreover, i don't see what it matters that she doesn't rent or own the whole building.