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10/14/2026

Small space. Big paw-sonality. 🐾🖤

Playful wallpaper, moody black walls, and pups with a sense of humor, because even the restroom deserves a little design attention.

At Pet Wants Wesley Chapel, every corner was an opportunity to carry the brand’s personality through and give customers a reason to snap a cute photo.

Pet Wants Wesley Chapel
📸 Kristina✨

10/08/2026

A retro-inspired, Instagram-worthy pet spa? Yes, please! 🐾

Playful penny tile lettering, classic subway tile, globe sconces, and bold black-and-white contrasts bring vintage charm with a modern twist.

Nickole wanted Pet Wants Wesley Chapel to be showstopping, and I loved designing these details to make the dog wash an experience of its own. A little personality, a little pampering, and plenty of photo opportunities. 📸

🐾 Pet Wants Wesley Chapel
📸 Kristina✨
📍 Hub at Lexington Oaks

06/17/2026

🐾 PET WANTS is officially open at The Hub at Lexington!

Over a year ago, Nickole approached me with a vision for the store she wanted to create. Through our collaboration, I developed the design for the space, translating her ideas into a functional, welcoming environment for both pets and their owners.

While most of the spaces I design are residential, commercial projects like this are always a fun opportunity to think differently and get a little more creative. From the layout and customer flow to the finishes and overall experience, every detail was thoughtfully considered to bring the vision to life.

One of the most rewarding parts of being a designer is watching a concept evolve from an idea into a space that people can walk through, experience, and enjoy every day.

I’m proud to have designed this space and grateful to have been part of the journey. Congratulations to PET WANTS! Wishing you all the success! 🐾

06/05/2026

Over two years ago, I had the opportunity to work with the owners to help visualize their vision for . One of the concepts we explored was a bold black exterior, which we used to help present ideas and possibilities to the city during the approval process.

Does everything translate from the original design? No. And that’s okay.

One of the greatest benefits of 3D renderings is the ability to explore ideas before construction begins. They allow clients, designers, and decision-makers to see what’s possible, evaluate options, and make informed decisions long before work begins.

Not every concept makes it to the finish line, but every concept helps move the project forward. That’s the beauty of the design process.

Have you visited yet? ☕️

05/22/2026

Who needs reservations when your home bar looks like this? 🍸

When designing, the goal is always to create a home that feels inviting, functional, and worth enjoying every day.

Because sometimes the best place to spend a Friday night is right at home. 🖤

05/19/2026

Good design isn’t just about selecting beautiful finishes. It’s also about designing for the space itself.

With ceilings this tall and a kitchen this long, scale became one of the most important parts of the design process. The original finishes felt visually small against the volume of the room, so the redesign focused on creating balance through larger features, stronger contrast, and intentional vertical lines to help the space feel grounded and cohesive.

Scale is one of the most important principles of design, especially in a space like this where proportion can completely change the way a room feels.

04/30/2026

A Huge congratulations to my sweet clients on the opening of in Zephyrhills! ☕️✨

A couple of years ago, we worked together on the initial concept and seeing how they’ve brought it all together is truly the best part. Every detail was executed in such a thoughtful way, and it’s so exciting to watch their vision become a reality!

If you’re in the area, go check them out and show them love. Wishing them endless success! 🖤🤍

04/09/2026

This pantry was supposed to be hidden…

But why hide something that can be this good?

We swapped the concealed entry for a statement iron door and carried that intentional design through with custom built-ins inside.

Now it’s not just functional—it’s a moment.

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33601–33626, 33629–33631, 33633–33635, 33637, 33646, 33647, 33650, 33655,

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http://www.kimberlyelizabeth.com/

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