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AS SEEN IN REAL PRODUCERS MAGAZINE Success often starts with a spark - a vision that refuses to fade. For Crystin Quick, that spark was real estate. What began as a leap of faith during one of the most difficult chapters of her life has grown into a purposedriven career marked by passion, perseverance, and a genuine love for helping others find their next chapter.

effort and truly care about people, success will follow.” Her clients often describe her as passionate, driven, and easy to connect with - qualities that mirror her approach to life. She brings charisma and confidence to every interaction, but also a sense of calm and reassurance that makes the process enjoyable.

Today, as a solo agent with Douglas Elliman, Crystin is known for her passion, precision, and unwavering commitment to the people she serves. Her story is one of courage, resilience, and transformation - both personal and professional. A Foundation in Style and Strategy Crystin grew up in Ramsey, New Jersey, where she developed a strong sense of drive and creativity early on. After earning her Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Bentley University, she went on to complete a Master of Professional Studies in Global Fashion Management at the Fashion Institute of Technology. Her education gave her a business-focused mindset with a creative edge that would later serve her well in real estate. Before stepping into the world of homes and contracts, Crystin built a successful career in fashion, working in production, product development, and merchandising for major brands like Ralph Lauren and Saks Fifth Avenue. Those years refined her eye for design, sharpened her communication skills, and strengthened her ability to manage complex projects with care and precision. “Fashion taught me to pay attention to every detail and to always look for ways to create value,” she says. “That’s exactly how I approach real estate today.” A Leap of Faith In March 2020, Crystin officially earned her real estate license - just one week before the world shut down. The timing might have discouraged some, but for her, it became the catalyst for transformation. “Becoming a mother was the turning point,” she explains. “I wanted to build a stronger future for my daughter and myself. Taking that leap into real estate was scary, but it was also empowering.” That leap quickly turned into momentum. Navigating an uncertain market during the pandemic, Crystin found her stride through persistence, compassion, and a deep understanding of client needs. She built her business from the ground up, one relationship

Life Beyond the Listings Outside of real estate, Crystin finds joy in family, fitness, and community. She is the proud mother of Gianna, her six-year-old daughter, and the oldest of three sisters. “Family is everything to me,” she says. “My daughter is my biggest motivation, and my family keeps me grounded.”

at a time, learning every part of the process while raising her daughter as a single mom. Crystin is known among her clients and peers for her genuine, handson approach. She works closely with buyers and sellers throughout every stage, ensuring they feel informed, confident, and cared for. Her focus on relationships and details has become the foundation of her success. Crystin holds multiple professional designations, including Certified Buyer Representative (CBR®), Certified Home Marketing Specialist (CHMS), and Seller Representative Specialist (SRS). Her dedication and drive have earned her recognition as one of LIB OR YPN’s Top 20 Rising Stars of 2024 and inclusion in Long Island Real Producers’ 40 Under 40, Class of 2025. Growth Through Grit In 2024, Crystin closed 20 transactions totaling $6 million in sales volume and she is on pace to nearly double that this year, projecting between $11 and $12 million in sales. For her, these numbers represent more than achievement; they represent the resilience and determination that fueled her growth. “My fashion background gave me discipline and creativity, but real estate gave me purpose,” she reflects. “I learned that if you put in consistent

She stays active through F45 training, running 5Ks, and participating in Hyrox fitness competitions. She also loves being part of the local wellness community The Goddess Loft, where she finds strength, connection, and balance. “Fitness is where I recharge,” she says. “It’s about pushing yourself, staying disciplined, and celebrating small wins - just like in business.” When she’s not working out or hosting clients, Crystin enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and spending time at the beach. Those moments remind her to slow down, reflect, and enjoy how far she’s come. Looking Ahead In the next five to ten years, Crystin plans to grow her own team, mentor newer agents, and continue building a life that blends career success with personal fulfillment. She is also an active member of LIBOR, serving on the YPN and RPAC Committees, and is part of the Leadership Academy Class of 2025. Her leadership is driven by gratitude and a desire to give back to the community that helped her rise. Her guiding philosophy comes from a quote that has carried her through every major life decision: “Leap and the net will appear.” The words, shared by her father during one of his own career transitions, became the mantra that shaped her courage and conviction. “For me, real estate is about growth, connection, and trust,” she says. “Every challenge has taught me something, and every client has inspired me to keep getting better.”

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Conversation starters Walls with personality: Art that elevates home and mood

hat you do with your walls tells the story of who you are. Leave your walls blank and you’ll feel like you’re living in a hotel. Bring in the right art, photos and wall décor and you’ll have a home with a wonderful sense of culture and personality. Have you ever walked into an art gallery and begun to melt like one of Dali’s clocks? Contemplate like Rodin’s thinker? Clasp your face and drop your jaw like Munch’s The Scream? Art in the home is a great way to capture your personality and creativity. Express yourself on your wall space with tools like paint color, a special piece of art and art on the wall that goes with your favorite piece of furniture. Hang at eye level Most people have the tendency to hang artwork too high. If you take one piece of information as you read on, let it be this: 57" on center. This means that the center of your art piece (not the hook) should be 57" from the floor. This 57" standard represents the average human eye-height and is regularly used as a standard in many galleries and museums. It also creates balance in the home because all of your art will share a visual midline. There are a few exceptions to this rule: If you have really low ceilings (less than 8-9"), divide the vertical length of your wall into quarters and hang your art in the third quadrant up from the floor. And if you’re hanging art above a sofa, allow for 8-10 inches above the sofa back, even if this breaks the 57" rule. Also be mindful of the space between your art and where the wall meets the ceiling.

Use wall decorating ideas throughout your home to keep yourself visually engaged in your space every day and to take visitors on a compelling journey through your interests and experiences.

Balance the scales If you’re working with a collection of art, it’s important to treat that collection or gallery as one piece to achieve a balanced look. First, make sure your collection is neither too large nor too small in relation to your sofa or sideboard. We want the just right, Goldilocks effect here: The artwork should be two-thirds the size of the sofa or sideboard. If you are hanging multiple pieces in a group, make sure the heavier pieces are at the bottom left

and the lighter pieces are at the upper right with mid-sized pieces placed in between. Or, if you have one large piece and a few smaller pieces, hang the large piece toward the middle as a focal point and go from there. Leave 2-5 inches between each frame for proper spacing. Insider tip: Use low adhesive tape to keep spacing consistent between frames Don’t shy from salon style The salon-style look for wall art could be one of the most adored and admired features of a space — if it weren’t so intimidating! How do you create a look you like without putting a ton of extra holes in your wall? The arrangement should really be to your personal liking, but remember to follow the general guidelines outlined above for multiple pieces. Salon-style also works best when you mix and match multiple types of wall hangings, from paintings to prints to photos to text pieces to wall sculptures! Be off the walls Don’t have the time or patience for a salon-style gallery wall? Design differently and place wall art in unexpected places. Don’t limit yourself to walls! Floating wall shelves are the new gallery wall! Try layering multiple pieces for an interesting and multidimensional approach. And if you have a very large art piece, consider propping it against the wall instead of hanging it for a more relaxed and contemporary look. Floating shelves and picture ledges are easy to hang — try grouping two or three on a wall together. They’re great for displaying a mix of framed photos and art alongside interesting items like small plants, carefully curated antique knickknacks, table clocks and stoneware vases. Find the shape of the wall nother common mistake we see is when art is just way too small for the space. Big art can be an intimidating buy (and an investment), but generally the art you hang should be in the same shape and orientation as the wall it’s trying to fill.

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Evoke good vibes Refresh your home with feng shui

By Sharon Naylor Toris ou may notice a certain lightness settle over your home after a deep clean. The air feels easier, your rooms seem brighter and everything just flows a bit better. That sensation isn’t just the satisfaction of tidying. It reflects principles at the heart of feng shui, the ancient practice that seeks to harmonize energy within the spaces where we live. Pronounced fung shway, feng shui is, according to the International Feng Shui Guild, both an art and a science — thousands of years old and rooted in the interplay of wind, water, and the energetic balance of one’s environment. Although dedicated practitioners study its intricacies for years, even small thoughtful adjustments can bring a sense of clarity and calm to your home. Holistic health coach Kelly Christmas notes that many homeowners begin with crystals and stones — both for their aesthetic beauty and their symbolic properties. “Crystals have been known to promote balance in mind, body and spirit,” she says. “They can help move energy and Feng shui is ultimately encourage prosperity in all areas of our lives.” Each about intuition — listening stone is believed to offer its to how your space feels own qualities, from releasing and responding with tension to boosting creativity gentle adjustments. or inviting inspiration. Why not try to bring a new sense of peace and calmness to your surroundings? You may be surprised by the result. There are many approachable ways to bring a touch of feng shui into your home — no expertise required. The warm glow of a flame also creates a natural point of focus for meditation or quiet reflection. Keep elegant trays or Declutter Thoughtfully holders on hand to make these rituals part of your décor. Feng shui embraces the idea that an orderly environment nurtures inner peace. Clear countertops of mail, tidy shoes and Add Symbolic Touches laundry, and complete or store lingering projects. The more open From red envelopes filled with coins — often placed in and intentional the surroundings, the more freely energy can the prosperity zone — move. to smooth river stones, lucky bamboo or other minimalist “good-fortune” pieces, symbolic objects can enhance your Use A Bagua Map home’s energetic balance. Choose items that resonate with A bagua map divides your home into zones — each you while keeping surfaces uncluttered. associated with areas such as love, health, helpful people, or prosperity. These guides suggest ideal colors, materials and décor Free Up Your Bedroom From Tech for each zone. For example, your “wealth corner” may call for Tech-free is the way to go. Electronics introduce noise objects symbolizing growth and abundance. Many bagua maps and distraction into spaces meant for rest. Removing phones, are available in books and online for quick reference. laptops and televisions from the bedroom supports deeper Houseplants, especially those with rounded leaves, often relaxation and helps settle the energy at the end of the day. appear in these zones to attract luck and soothe the energy of a room. Honor Joyful Memories Photographs of travel, family and meaningful moments Rearrange With Purpose invite positive emotional energy into your home. Display Sometimes refreshing a space is as simple as shifting a few them intentionally to celebrate the connections and pieces of furniture. Remove obstacles that interrupt the natural experiences that enrich your life. path through a room, or reposition a sofa or side table to open Feng shui is ultimately about intuition — listening to how the flow. Homeowner Darla Lyons recently did just that. your space feels and responding with gentle adjustments. “We moved our coffee table and shifted an end table and As you practice, you’ll become more attuned to areas lamp,” she says. “It cost nothing and gave the room an entirely where energy feels stagnant or heavy. Perhaps that means new energy.” reintroducing clarity through decluttering, refreshing a corner with a new crystal, or simply experimenting with a different Incorporate Fire And Scent furniture arrangement. Candles, incense and sage sticks are traditional tools for The goal is ease, flow and a home that supports your cleansing and uplifting a space. well-being in every season. “Burning taps into our emotions through scent and light,” says The feng shui red envelope containing coins brings good financial luck. Christmas.

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