Krista Watterworth Alterman, President & Founder

Krista Watterworth -– refreshing, energetic and approachable -– has established a reputation as a top-tier designer and on-air talent.

Few designers have a list of qualifications as diverse as these:

• Lead designer, host and creative force behind two highly acclaimed HGTV shows (Save My Bath and Splurge & Save).
• Regular appearances on the DIY Network (The Vanilla Ice Project) and Food Network (Restaurant: Impossible).
• Collaborations with renowned personalities such as Robert Irvine (Restaurant: Impossible), Frank Fontana (Design on a Dime), Marc Bartolomeo (Kitchen Impossible), and Rob Van Winkle (The Vanilla Ice Project).

In between broadcast shows, Krista runs a burgeoning interior design practice serving clients in New York City, the Hamptons, and Palm Beach. She is married to serial internet entrepreneur Eric Alterman (iFlow, Kickapps, Mesh Networks) and the couple has two children, Griffon and Skylar.

 

Megan Lesniak, Creative Director

Inspired by her father’s career in real-estate development and her mother’s talent as a fine artist, Megan knew interior design was her future. Influenced by idols Kelly Wearstler and Mary McDonald, as well as a passion for travel, she believes in an eclectic, whimsical style that creates a world of fantasy and color.

Megan graduated from Miami International University of Art and Design with a Bachelors Degree in Interior Design where she grew her love for hand drafting and 3D digital rendering.

Recent work with Krista Watterworth on the design of a show case room for the Miami Home Show was featured in the Miami Herald and on NBC’s South Florida Today.  Conceptual designs for the new Sephora Pop-Up Store in Miami Beach as well as the renovation of the Ronald McDonald House in Miami proper were two of Megan’s favorite special projects. Megan is an ASID Member.