Northshore Home magazine highlights the best in architectural design, new construction and renovations, interiors, and landscape design.
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154 SPRING 2016 the homeowners were interested in redirecting our resources toward updating the pool house," Crestin notes. However, the influence of the interior continued to be present throughout the design process: "The cli- ents were very open to a variety of creative choices. For the color palette of the pool house, we decided to bring some of the colors found in the interior to the outside— light periwinkle, navy, chocolate, and white." Gold and antique brass accents throughout the space add an unexpected "West Coast feel," says Crestin. The Restoration Hardware chandelier, a bold state- ment piece, was one of Crestin's early design decisions. "Deciding on such a strong piece before the rest of the design was in place was a bit of a risk," she notes, "but the graphic feel is really striking, and it fills the volume of the space. We decided, 'Go big or go home!'" The outdoor living nshoremag.com/nshorehome/ "Deciding on such a strong piece before the rest of the design was in place was a bit of a risk but the graphic feel is really striking, and it fills the volume of the space. We decided, 'Go big or go home!'" —Kristina Crestin Sailcoth shades the concrete dining table during summer months.