Christina Hall's Best Design Ideas From 'Christina in the Country'

Christina on the Coast host Christina Hall is known for her classic coastal California style; afterall SoCal is where she got her start in real estate and interior design. But not too long ago, she took her business (and her family) to Tennessee. In Christina in the Country we get to watch Christina blend her signature modern aesthetic with a little bit of Southern charm. Here, HGTV brings you her best home design ideas — all the way from Tennessee.

It's cozy and relaxing! Christina opened up this living room to create more space for the family. She also installed low, built-in cabinets for plenty of storage, new flooring, a stone accent wall and a light stone mantle (adding to the country-chic).

After this A-frame home was damaged in a fire, Christina’s team extended the ceiling and walls into what was previously a covered porch area to give the living area and kitchen more space. Then, she went with a sleek back-and-white color palette. Light furnishings contrast with dark paint around the fireplace and on the walls. A mix of natural textures pulls it all together.

Homeowners who like to host will love this idea. Complete with a floating rack, butcher block counters, dark tiles and bar stools to offset white walls, this rustic, country-themed bar off the main living space of this home is an entertainer's dream come true.

This cozy living room blends new and old with masculine hand-me-down chairs, a modern glass table, a soft couch and plush rugs.

Christina’s options for a kitchen renovation included this fresh backsplash with a diamond-design to brighten up the entire space. Spoiler alert: The homeowners loved it.

“We’ve never done a kitchen this dark before,” Christina said. “It definitely couldn’t work in every house, but the fact that you’re surrounded by nature, it brings it in and it makes it warm and inviting even though it’s so moody.”

Christina went with chic quartz for the countertops and backsplash. “Not only is this (quartz) beautiful and looks really picturesque, it’s durable,” she said. White cabinets with brushed-nickel pulls and a spacious island round out this “light, bright and fabulous” space.

The cabinets in this cook space boast a deep, contemporary shade of green, which Christina carried into the side of the island, which is a functional focal point of this airy kitchen.

Here, black cabinets complement a black tile backsplash, while white walls in the adjoining living area keep the space from feeling too dark.

In this main bedroom, Christina opted for warm, neutral tones in the decorations, including earthy elements like the plants and light fixture over the bed, inviting relaxation.

Christina added a tranquil standalone tub under the window in this master bathroom to allow plenty of natural light, also replacing a clunky spa tub that was in the corner while adding a larger square shower.

Bright countertops, a woven-framed mirror and brass accents makes this glam main bathroom feel like "a five star hotel." (The owners said it themselves!)

Christina worked with homeowners Nick and Kristen to select design materials to tie their renovations together, including tiles for the mudroom and brushed brass pull handles.

Look familiar? Christina used this idea in her own home: Floor-to-ceiling wine, all the time. She backed the structure with white marble, then added contrast with bold, black casing.

This wall with custom built-in bookshelves was designed to showcase the homeowners’ memorabilia, including their extensive collection of records. The moody color palette also makes for a relaxing spot to listen to music.