Overall Winner + Editors' Pick - Living Large in Small Spaces: Cozy Beach Cottage
Garnering both the editors' pick in the small-space category and winning over the judges, this tiny coastal cottage, designed by Kristina Crestin, packs a lot of personality and stealable style ideas into a tiny footprint.
Overall Winner + Editors' Pick - Living Large in Small Spaces: Modern Coastal Kitchen
The clean, sleek look of this kitchen is achieved with navy blue and white cabinetry and a white subway tile backsplash. To add a modern element, thick concrete counters were poured on site to avoid any seams. Bright, turquoise blue stools and accessories are a fun pop of color. Brass dome pendant lights installed over the counter shine brightly against the white shiplap ceiling.
Overall Winner + Editors' Pick - Living Large in Small Spaces: Modern Coastal Dining Room
A corner window seat with plenty of pillows is the perfect solution to fitting as many people as possible into this small dining space. Designers thoughtfully hid outlets and USB ports along the window seat so devices always have a convenient place to charge up. The massive custom dining table with steel base easily accomodates the family for meals or just hanging out. The ceiling is clad with shiplap to help play up the coastal feel, and a modern brass light fixture is the perfect finishing touch.
Overall Winner + Editors' Pick - Living Large in Small Spaces: Shipshape Bunk Room
So many elements of this bunk room design are just awesome. The wavy wallpaper on the back wall is really fun and gives the room an underwater effect. Rope ladders provide access to upper bunks; the turquoise rope coordinates perfectly with the wallpaper and oak steps were custom fabricated. For storage, closets are on either side of the room, both with blue sliding barn doors with black hardware. The pendant light is made from pieces of plastic that attach to a frame, so it’s durable in case of kid mishap, but also resonates with the watery feel.