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Company

Founded in 2003, Krista Watterworth Design Studio (KWDS) is an interior design firm specializing in high-end residential and commercial projects. Located in Jupiter, Florida KWDS primarily serves the South Florida area.

 

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Krista Watterworth

Free-spirited, expressive, and creative, Krista Watterworth boasts a diverse design portfolio which showcases her ability to blend post-modernism and classicism, resulting in beautiful yet approachable spaces. A former Manhattanite, Krista has a passion for all things current, and she     enjoys applying new interior and commercial design trends to her projects. Her work is also heavily influenced by haute couture, resulting in spaces that have as much style and personality as the people who inhabit them.

Krista Watterworth received her Master of Fine Arts from the New School in New York and continued her studies at Parsons New School for Design.

Krista is married to serial internet entrepreneur Eric Alterman, and they have two toddlers, Griffon and Skylar.

 

Timm Dolley

Krista’s Design Assistant, Timm Dolley is a recent addition to her team. He brings years of creativity and business management experience to her burgeoning business in Jupiter, FL.

Timm earned his Bachelor of Business Administration from LeTourneau University in his hometown of Longview, TX and graduated Summa Cum Laude.

 

Television & Media

Krista has been recognized in a wide range of major publications, including New York Daily News, Miami Herald, Palm Beach Post, Redbook, The New York Times, Newsday, Floridian View, Luxe Interiors + Design and Good Housekeeping. In 2014 her work is scheduled to be published in Kitchen Trends, Aventura Magazine and Palm Beach Illustrated.

A television personality, Krista is also known for her highly acclaimed HGTV shows Save My Bath and Splurge & Save. She was recently featured in Robert Irvine’s Restaurant: Impossible, and she just finished shooting her 4th consecutive season of the Vanilla Ice Project.