It is incredible how one piece, used in a different way in a home, can look entirely different. Like, how this antique entrance hall chest, could look stuffy in a room full of other antiques, but, in the hands of Kristin Paton Interiors, accessorized with light, bright, up-to-date pieces, becomes an up-to-date statement.
Or how French sconces, when combined with abstract art, take on a look that is young and eclectic, not stuffy.
That is the real gift, we believe, the mix of finishes and fixtures, textures and tones that defines a room and a home so beautifully and well.
From a bright, window-filled shore escape that is light and spacious,
To a darker office that feels like the perfect place to do business–or play chess,
Kristin Paton is an expert at combining elements to create a statement.
From a clean, functional kitchen…
To a traditional dining space with a twist…
To understated glamour in the dining room…
Paton creates signature spaces that ooze with style.
This uniquely chic office is perfect for work or play,
One signature piece of art defining the color scheme.
This aqua and pink scheme is so chic for a bedroom as well. We think it’s safe to say that, no matter where Kristin Paton lends her touch, it turns out beautifully!
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
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With only two weeks until the Slightly South of Simple release–and one week until the tour begins–we can’t wait to meet some of you in person. Thank you so much to Glitter Guide for choosing Slightly South of Simple as an April “Must Read!”
The first three photos and that powder room (?) sink are my favorites. Thanks for pointing out her work!
Lots of fun colors in this one! Thanks for sharing!
Good Morning Girls,
Kristin really has a special talent! It’s amazing how blending antiques with contemporary pieces creates such beauty!
Her sense of balance in a room is perfect.
xo
Patty
These rooms are multi-layered and timeless–love them. Thank you. Mary
I LOVE that powder room!
Kristy, I had too many things rolling around in my brain this past weekend, so I headed to the farm. I took my new copy of “Dear Carolina” with me to spend a few glorious California hours reading. Before I knew it, my brain was cleansed and my spirit renewed. I love your book so far!
That powder room is to die for! Love that marble and with the tortoise shell finish on it with the “matching sink bowl” totally glamorous.Rich, rich. rich..