Charleston Home + Design Magazine: Summer 2017

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Where good books are read and iced tea sipped.

Enjoyed in the fresh springtime air and during light summer storms.

Relax the afternoon away with the ones you love.

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The BIGGEST Fall Home Show in Charleston!

August 25-27, 2017

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FREE ADMISSION FRIDAY!

11am-6pm PLUS $2 Admission after 2pm Saturday and Sunday

KITCHENS, BATHS + ALL THAT JAZZ HOME SHOW PARTY!

Join us on Friday evening, August 25th from 7-10pm for free beer, wine, and delicious catered food at every vendor booth. Tickets are just $15 in advance at CharlestonFallHomeShow.com or $20 at the door if any tickets remain available.

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FREE HURRICANE KIT!

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FREE GREEN LEAF CANDLE!

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FREE INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATIONS FOR HOMEOWNERS!

On Saturday, the first 200 guests (one per family) to pay $2 admission after 2pm get a FREE Hurricane Kit, valued at over $25! Special thanks to ABC News 4.

On Sunday, the first 200 guests (one per family) to pay $2 admission after 2pm receive a FREE Green Leaf Candle, valued at $25 and made right here in our home state in Spartanburg, SC. Special thanks to MW Hunter Interiors, located at 1722 Ashley River Road or mwh@mwhinteriors.net.

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WIN ONE OF FIVE $2,000 FALL FIXUP PRIZE PACKAGES! All five prizes awarded locally. For specific prize information, visit CharlestonFallHomeShow.com.

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On Saturday and Sunday. See CharlestonFallHomeShow.com for complete list of seminar topics.

On Saturday from 12 noon-4pm, local architects will offer fascinating one hour digital photo presentations as they take you behind the scenes of homes designed by their firms and share insights into each project!

$5 flat rate parking is available in the connected garage at 32 Alexander Street, plus abundant on-street parking surrounding the Gaillard Center (on-street parking is FREE on Sundays).

The REAL reason you’re coming to the Charleston Fall Home Show: to make contact with the 100+ local companies on display, all motivated to help you create the home you’ve always wanted!

For more information, call Charleston Home + Design magazine at (843) 577-7652 or visit CharlestonFallHomeShow.com.

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Editor's Note Meet + Greet He Said / She Said Your Money's Worth Editors' Trends of the Season Hidden Treasure Homework Crafted in Charleston Greenhouse H2OME Top Five Ask the Experts Industry Profiles Project Files Shop Talk Until Next Time

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Features 112 Golden Sweetheart

Olympic figure skating champion and television commentator Tara Lipinski tells about her exciting life and gives the CH+D team a tour of her Kiawah Island home.

122 Architects’ Gallery of Custom Homes

Sneak a peek at architect designed abodes and read about how an architect can amplify and expedite your home’s design.

156 The Blue & The Beautiful

Take a leisurely wade through the pages of our pool feature to view some of the hottest trends for your aquatic recreation.

170 Outdoor Livin’ in the Lowcountry

Enjoy browsing through some of the best examples of outdoor living and see which ideas you want to implement.

229 Banish Pesky Pets

Read about some of the Lowcountry's native pests and find who to call to remove them.

242 2017 Hurricane Guide

Tara Lipinski

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Explore this year's hurricane guide to learn how to prepare your Lowcountry home for hurricane season.

245 Cottage on the Course

Check our how Cline Homes worked with other skilled Lowcountry businesses to create this Daniel Island home.

Experience the Southern Difference.

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charleston HOME+DESIGN Publisher • Timothy A. Barkley

Production Editor • Erin Forbes Editor • Laura Jones Art Director • Patrick Brickman Graphic Designer • Colin Grey Voigt Director of Social Media • Sarah Lamb Production Coordinator • Corie Hall Interns • Shelby Davis, Tyler Herzog, Iliana Simmons, Devon Valastro, & Hannah Posch

Advertising Director of Advertising & Special Events • Sherry Crawford Senior Account Manager & Assistant Event Director • Karly Cortes Account Manager • Heather Epps Sales Assistant • Susana Martin

Contact CharlestonHomeAndDesign.com Phone • (843) 577-7652 Fax • (843) 577-7654 Address • PO Box 22573, Charleston, SC 29413

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New Home Charleston (NHC) has not independently tested any services or products advertised herein and has verified no claims made by its advertisers regarding those services or products. NHC makes no warranties or representations and assumes no liability for any claims regarding such services or products. Readers are advised to consult with the advertiser and/or other home repair/renovation professionals regarding any such claims and regarding the suitability of an advertiser’s products. No reproduction of printed materials is permitted without the consent of the Publisher of Charleston Home + Design magazine. Copyright 2017 by New Home Charleston, Inc., all rights reserved.

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EDITOR’S NOTE

G oing for Gold

and come into her own as a brilliant skating and television commentator. With that in mind, I hope you enjoy a stroll through her Kiawah Island home in our “Golden Sweetheart” story as much as we enjoyed putting it together.

The Charleston Home + Design crew has filled this issue with tons of gilded pages by bringing together an extensive collection of outdoor spaces to soak up those golden rays of summertime. Whether you prefer to entertain, relax just out of reach of the sunshine, or cool off in a sparkling pool, make sure to check out our “Outdoor Livin’ in the Lowcountry” guide and pool feature, “The Blue and The Beautiful,” to get inspired.

Already have the yard of your dreams? Or are you just starting construction on your new abode? Hop on over to our “Architects’ Gallery of Custom Homes” to ogle our assortment of 10 custom homes designed by some of the Lowcountry’s premier professional architects and learn how an expert eye can design your perfect home.

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ummer brings with it a refreshing outlook on the future, goals, and many opportunities to enjoy the Lowcountry’s outdoor living in ways that the rest of year doesn't quite accomplish. It is the culmination of sun, sand, fun, and family time. In a similar fashion, our cover story, which features the world’s youngest female figure skating gold medalist, Tara Lipinksi, rose through the ranks to outshine the other Olympic competitors. Beyond her goldmedal success, Tara has pursued other avenues of her career,

Throughout all the pages, I hope you find the ideas, information, and encouragement you need to start your next Lowcountry project.

Erin Forbes

Erin Forbes, Editor

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MEET + GREET

Making a Splash Owner of Heritage Pools, LLC, Michael Gesmond, opened the doors to his James Island home and shared the story of his life in the Lowcountry and history in the pool industry.

How did you get started in the pool business?

The first time I was ever introduced to a pool was riding with my dad on an excavator when I was eight. I’ve been building pools ever since. I never thought I would choose this career path, but here I am in the industry and I've been able to build all kinds of pools throughout the years.

Tell me a little bit about you and your family.

I am married to my wife Jessie, who is a nurse practitioner, and we just celebrated our second wedding anniversary. I actually met her 12 years ago after I made one of my first pool sales. We have two awesome golden retrievers, Maddie and Sulley. We enjoy doing CrossFit together, traveling, cooking out, and spending time in our backyard by the pool with our family and friends.

How did Heritage Pools, LLC first get off of the ground?

I was 18 when I moved to Charleston and I had just started Heritage Pools with the few meager supplies I had brought with me. I was using the closet in my apartment for my first 'warehouse' and from there I rented two public storage units. Af ter I bought my house, I started working out of the shed in my backyard and then I f inally purchased a property with a 2,000

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square foot warehouse and an office building. At that point, I had found the core members of my team who are still with me today.

How did the I-Beam Brace technology that Heritage Pools, LLC uses start?

The I-Beam Brace is from my “pool dad” and he created it in 1984. We are the premier company utilizing the technology and we are the only ones that can use it in South Carolina.

He invented it because of the problems he was having with the ground freezing and thawing up where he lives in New York. We brought it down here because of the unstable ground issues that are commonly found in the Lowcountry.

Since your business only does custom work for new pools, what trends are you seeing that people are looking for?

Yes, every pool is completely custom, from the surfaces that we install, to the design, and all of the components really.

Right now, we are seeing a lot of cool things, but one of the biggest is the shapes of the pools. We are doing a lot of really neat designs and that is a lot of fun!

For more information, call Heritage Pools, LLC at (843) 762-3417 or visit swimhere.com.

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HE SAID / SHE SAID

Taking Sides in New Design Trends Despite their different design styles, JacksonBuilt Custom Home’s Richard Jackson and Allison Casper work together to create beautiful homes throughout the Lowcountry.

He Said:

She Said:

He Said: Shiplap has been a popular detail for a number of years, but I feel it is overused.

The push now is to use different trim profiles, with mixed textures and colors. The trend of less is more will continue to evolve with the reduction of crown moldings and increased use of square elements.

He Said: Front porch living is one of the most underused “rooms” of a home. We are seeing a return to larger front porches that address the street and neighbors. Porches that once were 6-8’ deep have become 10’+ allowing for full dining tables.

He Said: I lean more towards the bronze and silver or stainless colors. I am still scarred by the 90’s polished brass, so I am slowly warming up to the new gold trend.

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Shiplap or Other Wall Treatment?

Emphasis on Front Porch or Back Porch?

Mixing Metals or One Uniform Finish?

She Said: Shiplap is always a great look but has become so commonplace. Lately we’ve been incorporating more unique wall treatments to help differentiate each home.

She Said: While curb appeal is important, I feel the back of the home is where you’ll do most of your outdoor living. Invest in the porch that captures the best views and where you’ll spend the most time entertaining.

She Said: I love mixing metals! Combining the gold, polished nickel, and bronze tones gives you more flexibility in all aspects of design for your home.

For more information, call JacksonBuilt Custom Homes at (843) 936-6897 or visit jacksonbuilthomes.com.

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Examining the Benefits of LED Lighting Today, modern lighting is moving away from the heat-producing incandescent bulbs of Thomas Edison’s original design, to a newer and longer-lasting technology called LED. Though we often take this technology for granted, a home’s lighting system can exacerbate or save homeowners’ wallets through the years.

Energy Efficiency

Simply put, LEDs are light-emitting diodes that are based on a semiconductor technology (compared to incandescent bulbs, which produce light via gas). When this method of light production was f irst discovered in the 1960s, they were expensive to produce. Since then, the uses for LEDs have broadened into common household locations. The “bulbs” don’t get particularly hot, which means LED lighting is able to use light and energy more efficiently in many applications.

Trusted Durability

Have you ever dropped a light bulb only to have to carefully locate every delicate, yet razor sharp piece that shattered in every direction? Well, not only are LEDs made of smaller, and denser material, but the design and shape of an LED makes it even more robust and durable. The lifespan of an LED bulb is also a huge factor in saving energy, resources, and your bank account. LEDS can last five times longer than any other comparable bulb on the market.

Flexible Style Options

LEDs are “directional” light sources, which means they emit light in a specific direction, unlike incandescent and compact fluorescent bulbs, which emit light and heat in all directions. For this reason, some sophisticated engineering is needed to produce an LED bulb that shines light all around for everyday, household purposes. This accounts for why some LED options initially cost a bit more than traditional fluorescent or incandescent bulbs.

It also means that LED bulbs can come in all shapes and sizes to accent any design or personal style.

For more information, call Aamsco Lighting at (843) 278-0000 or visit aamsco.com.

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Pictured above is the Alinea LED, a patented LED bulb that provides the same warm light color as an incandescent bulb, but with the energy savings that LED technology offers.

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Shaped to Perfection: Infusing Geometric Style into Yo u r H o m e

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Antique Tile Mirror

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White Vases

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Z-Frame End Table

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Custom Mirth 11 Studio Wood Tiles

Domain Interiors & Design (843) 388-0328 domainmtp.com

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Domain Interiors & Design (843) 388-0328 domainmtp.com

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Omari Sculpture 14 Candelabra (843) 849-7775 shopcandelabra.com

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Coral Wood 15 Decahedron Pendant Steven Shell Living (843) 216-3900 stevenshellliving.com

Hexagon Table Lamp 16

Charleston Lamp Co. (843) 763-9150 charlestonlampcompany.com

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Chevron Textile 17 Aiden Fabrics (843) 216-0008 aidenfabrics.com

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Provence Stripe Pillow 18 Steven Shell Living (843) 216-3900 stevenshellliving.com

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HIDDEN TREASURE

Enchanting Elevenses As one of the world’s oldest and most widespread culinary traditions, the consumption of tea thrives to this day. Whether your taste (or historical interest) lies in the artifacts from the discovery of drinkable green tea in China during the third millennium BC, the popularization of black teas in western civilization by King Charles II, or the tea that fueled the American Revolution, one irrefutable fact remains: there is an antique tea cup or teapot from at least one era that can fill your Lowcountry kitchen with joy and your collection with class.

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White & Gold Tea Cup

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Palmetto Moon Antiques (843) 856-1881 pmoonantiques.com

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HOMEWORK

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At Home with Betsy & Kevin Kalman of Kalman Construction When building their most recent home, Betsy and Kevin Kalman, of Kalman Construction, kept more than just fine finishes and square footage in the forefront of their minds; for their abode, they wanted to create a functional and enjoyable space to be used by family and friends of all ages. By combining their expertise in the worlds of homebuilding and decorating with their love of travel, the duo was able to see their dream design come

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Since pools have always been a big hit in their homes, the two wanted to ensure that they had a nice one at this residence. This go-round, they wanted to have a pool that the adults and the tiny tots could safely enjoy. The Kalmans utilized deck space wisely and placed fun turtle details on the steps to entertain the kids playing on the shallow steps.

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The Kalman’s guests have a wide range of ages and mobility levels, so they opted to install an elevator to make sure everybody would be able to enjoy their newest Lowcountry home.

Throughout the home, including the inside of the elevator, visitors will find artwork and touches of coastal chic flair.

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A lot of planning went into this kitchen; to save space and maximize the opportunities for interactions, the couple opted for an open, galley style layout. Kevin, being the main chef in the family, wanted a space to cook in that still allowed him to be part of the group activities.

Betsy put her touch on the room by designing and installing a glass mosaic featuring striped bass. Planning also went into the glass pendant lighting that the pair picked up while traveling in Venice.

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To help make their home more accommodating for their six grandchildren, Betsy and Kevin installed a booth-style banquette into their kitchen. The adults can hang out at the kitchen island or in the dining area while the kids can enjoy their own easy-to-clean and cute eating space.

For more information, call Kalman Construction at (843) 856-0515 or visit kalmanconstruction.com.

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to life. Betsy and Kevin, along with their two pups Ruby and Ace, welcomed CH+D into their newest home.

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CRAFTED IN CHARLESTON

The Craftsmen:

James Geiger & the Team at J Geiger Shading Technology

The Craft:

J Geiger Shading Technology created a unique, modern shading system with a revolutionary concept.

Each handcrafted shade is custom created and fascia free; there is no need for hardware that can detract from a room’s overall look.

The Backstory:

While working on a large installation for a home for his previous company, High End Audio Visual Integration (HEAVI), James realized the custom fabricated window brackets and shading system he created were products that the market needed and that he could manufacture them many times over all throughout the world. After seeing how lucrative this facet of his business and skill set could be, he shifted gears. By 2011, J Geiger Shading Technology was operating out of James’s home, which also doubles as a showroom and the manufacturing site.

Several years before starting this most recent business, James and his wife purchased their East Bay Street home anticipating living on the second floor and having his HEAVI storefront on the first floor. The location was deemed great for business and for their lifestyle. Since then, the couple, and now their two children as well, still call this location home and the first floor has been turned into a fine-tuned and squeakyclean manufacturing and design center for J Geiger Shading Technology.

For more information, call J Geiger Shading Technology at (843) 577-3855 or visit jgeigershading.com.

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(1) Tim Bryant, Senior Craftsman (left) and Abe Garren, Director of Manufacturing (right) wear gloves and work as a two-man team to avoid damaging the fabric during cutting. (2) This clamp machine is affixed with built-in guides to make sure that each hem line and bar is the exact same.

(3) Mark Johnson, Sewing Machine Operator, meticulously adds each hem bar. (4) Mark hand ties each thread to ensure precision and clean finishes. (5) Albert Angeles, Manufacturing Associate, rolls each shade onto a roll in a patented shipping box made specifically for sending the shade safely.

(6) The fascia-free bracket system works seamlessly with the custom cut shades. (7) The reverse waterfall setup, as seen in this picture, is the preferred method of installation.

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GREENHOUSE

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Royal Building Products is a manufacturer of outdoor building materials that offer a combination of lowmaintenance durability in a classic style. Zuri® Premium

Decking by Royal is a PVC product that requires minimal maintenance. By using technology to replicate the sentiment of hardwood, Royal Building Products helps to preserve natural resources for future generations. Zuri resists scratches and fading in order to create a stress-free outdoor living environment.

For more information, call Royal Building Products at (866) 998-8485 or visit royalbuildingproducts.com.

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he search for the best countertop material can be long and daunting when faced with choices ranging from wooden butcher block, metallic copper, or natural stones like marble, granite, and quartzite. But homeowners aren’t limited to completely organic materials. Engineered quartz is a man-made product created from about 90 percent natural quartz that is ground and mixed with resins and pigments, which are then combined into non-porous and extremely durable slabs. A VICOSTONE quartz slab takes sustainability a step further, in that it is GreenGuard certified to be free of volatile organic compounds and is microbial resistant. This means that the counter’s nonporous surface also prevents mold growth as well as avoids using non-renewable resources, like natural stone slabs.

For those green-minded homeowners out there, engineered quartz could be the choice for keeping your family healthy and maintaining your peace of mind.

For more information, call Triton Stone Group at (843) 471-0056 or visit tritonstone.com.

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H2OME All-Weather Friend Adding a relaxing furniture

tables, and benches, but they

feature, like a hanging bed

have designed everything from

or custom bench, is an easy

hanging porch swings to flower

way to make use of your

boxes for their customers. Salt

porch or patio during the hot

Wood Co. prides itself on using

summer months. But with

reclaimed wood and utilizing

Charleston’s humid climate

environmentally

and the inclement weather we

stains, paints, and finishes.

occasionally face here, it can

The use of natural teak oil to

be hard to decide what will

finish outdoor pieces allows

stand up to the elements. The

the furniture to patina and age

skilled artisans at one local

naturally. “We like to give the

business, Salt Wood Co., have

pieces the freedom to have

found a way to craft beautiful

their own character and let

furniture that is locally sourced,

the natural colors of the wood

built in-house, and only gets

shine through,” explains Vann

better with age. Salt Wood Co.

Cochran, owner of Salt Wood

works to ensure every piece of

Co. “The wood survived on the

furniture they build will last for

side of the barn for as long as

years to come. Some of their

it was there, so it will survive

most popular designs include

being a bench, too.”

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doors,

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sliding

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For more Information:

Salt Wood Co. | (843) 714-1850 | saltwoodco.com

Keeping up with Historic Homes The historical colors on the exterior

resistant product like Moldex eradicates

of many Charleston homes help

mold completely at the source and is

boost the charm of our southern city.

good for shady areas. Humidity and

Bright exteriors, famous haint blue

moisture play a big part in how the

porch ceilings, and bold shutters are

paint will dry, so talk to an expert and

Charleston staples; keeping up the

choose products, like Benjamin Moore

beauty of these front façades can be

paint, Pittsburgh Paints, Weather King

a daunting task. Humidity, UV rays,

Exterior Latex Paint, or Behr Supreme

mold, strong storms, pollen, and the

that will stand up to the weather any

salty ocean air all work to wear away at

time of the year. Keeping the exterior of

a home’s exterior. Research products

a Charleston home can be easier than

that might help combat some of the

some people think if the right products

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are used and the right craftsmen are

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ASK THE EXPERTS

Chuck Altschul

Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters

Beyond the first step of installing protective shutters, what should homeowners do to stay ready for when bad weather hits?

One key way to stay ready is to do a fire drill of sorts; pick a day when the weather is nice and put up a couple of panels or close a few Bahamas so you can remember how to do these things. During this time, make sure you know where the hardware and the storm bars are located and be sure that everybody knows how to go through this storm preparation process. We want to reinforce this concept after the installations are complete. Another thing is make sure you’re operating your roll down shutters; don’t worry about ‘saving the motor’ because the best thing for the motor is to operate it about once a month. This is good for the shutter and it makes sure that your tracks stay clear. After Hurricane Matthew, it was a real eye opener for us, as well as some of our customers.

For more information, call Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters at (843) 822-5519 or visit lowcountryshutters.com.

Nick Popovich DIG Landscape

When somebody is looking to establish or redo the landscaping in his or her yard, the first step is, or should be, a plan. That is something that DIG Landscape can help homeowners with, correct?

We like to because it is a good way to think about the process and make wise decisions and, if necessary, to phase a project over time. This gives a homeowner a concrete direction to take if they wish to tackle their yard on their own. Our goal is to make sure every dollar spent is a well spent dollar. A plan is necessary because if you think about it, a builder doesn’t just show up to a jobsite and say, ‘Hey! Let’s start building a house today,’ and homeowners shouldn’t just go to a big box store and leave everything up to happenstance. With the plan, we try to get to know our clients as best as possible so we can walk in their shoes and know where their kids like to run or adapt for a dog that likes to dig up things.

For more information, call DIG Landscape at (843) 327-4372 or visit diglandscape.net.

Naomi Addison

Affinity Integrated Solutions

How can a homeowner make his or her house more automated?

ADT Pulse is the newest thing in the industry and it is smart device operated; it allows you to be the “brains” of your home by controlling so many aspects.

You work hard for your home so it is time to let your home work hard for you as well. With this product, it allows you to connect with and control any ADT approved devices that are in your home and part of your system via Z-wave.

Everything from your front porch lights to your washing machine can be connected; you can even include your front door locks. It saves you money on your heating and air conditioning costs with your collaborative scheduling under your thermostat. In addition to energy savings, included in this system is a fire suppression system, security cameras, and even connectable front door locks to help make your home safer.

For more information, call Affinity Integrated Solutions at (843) 277-0777 or visit aisnation.com.

Now in our eighth year, Talking About a Home, a home show on the radio, airs every Saturday from 1pm to 2pm on 94.3 WSC-FM and online at 943wsc.com. You may also listen to archived radio interviews on our website, charlestonhomeanddesign.com.

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Building Blocks

Company: Alair Homes Credentials: Daniel Peek began his career as a builder at a young age. Since 2001, he has built innumerable homes for homeowners across the Lowcountry with Alair Homes.

What are some of your favorite elements of this home?

The way the shiplap and brick on the fireplace complement each other is one of my favorite aspects. The homeowner was really excited about that accent, and her energy was contagious. The client had a strong background in design and is a photographer, so her color choices really heightened the coastal style she was trying to create. Another of my favorite elements of the house is the way that the architecture and the décor all flow together to create a cohesive, coastal-style home that is beautiful, comfortable, and efficient all at once.

What makes working with Alair Homes unique?

We ask our clients questions in order to get to know each one. We want to know why they are building and how they will use each space so that we can frame all decisions from that vantage point.

Our process combines certainty with timeliness and budget, but we work with people because we care about them and the lives they will live in their home. As the project manager for this home, I worked closely with the homeowner to design the home.

Initially, we drew it out on a napkin! From there, we took those plans to an architect and worked closely with him to transform the homeowner’s dreams into reality.

What advice do you have for homeowners seeking to build a custom home?

Find someone you know, like, and trust. Get comfortable with them. Do you like them? Do they understand you? Do they truly know what you want and how to help you accomplish it? It is a relationship and it needs to "fit" on both sides in order to make the building process move forward as smoothly as possible.

For more information, call Alair Homes at (843) 296-8510 or visit alairhomes.com.

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Home photography by Patrick Brickman

Builder: Daniel Peek

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Architects + Archetypes

Company: Herlong Architects Credentials: A native South Carolinian and a graduate of Clemson University, Steve began his architectural practice in 1986 with the formation of Herlong Architects. Prior to founding his firm, he began his career working for an award-winning commercial architecture firm before later serving as president of a successful design-build firm focused on custom homes. Steve’s architectural practice has grown to include a talented team of architects and interior designers.

Why was it important for the homeowners to hire an architect?

These homeowners had a very particular vision for their dream home; they wanted to recreate the famous antebellum mansion in the 80’s movie, The Big Chill, but needed an architect to design a version suitable for an oceanfront lot on Isle of Palms. So all aspects of the architecture and interior design, from material selection to the style of French door, had to feel authentic but also function for life on the beach.

What are some of your favorite design elements of this home?

The two-story, wrap-around porches are great. All of the outdoor space, like the covered porches and the pool area, is comprised of 4,700 square feet, which is almost as large as the interior heated areas that are 4,720 square feet. The porches are nice and deep providing both shade and ocean breeze. The second floor bunk room is also another favorite feature of mine.

What were some of the homeowners’ requests for this project?

As previously mentioned, the homeowners wanted to use the home from The Big Chill as the inspiration, but they still wanted it to look like it fit in with the Charleston aesthetic. They also wanted to utilize the breeze and maximize the views with porches that had a style that imparts character.

For more information, call Herlong Architects at (843) 883-9190 or visit herlongarchitects.com.

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Photography by Holger Obenhaus

Architect: Steve Herlong, AIA

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Designer: Leigh McAlpin Company: Dwelling – Interiors & Design

How would you describe the design aesthetic of this home?

This project represents a quintessential Charleston style mixed with our client's decidedly west coast leanings. A busy hub of family life, this inspiring space, is both classic and comfortable with a lively mix of vibrant color.

What are some of the key elements of this home’s design and style?

The sumptuous textiles have to be one of the most important; the velvets, mohairs, leathers, suedes, and embroidered linens all work together. Next, I would have to say the color choices. Those previously mentioned textures are all done in grounding colors, such as deep, rich grays and midnight blues and are accentuated by bursts of color and a strategic intermingling of patterns.

Why was it important for the homeowner to utilize your skills for this home?

This client has a keen eye for color and a true sense of fashion. She is someone who knows what she likes, but utilized my expertise to design and curate pieces, which work together in terms of style and scale. Together, we worked to incorporate invigorating, style-driven elements, which give this home its unique character.

What were some of the challenges of the project and how did you overcome them?

In this historic Victorian home, the open, yet connected layout of the main floor rooms presented a unique challenge. The entry, living room, dining room, sunroom, and kitchen are all individual, separate rooms, yet they are all open to each other. Enabling each of these rooms to express their own style while maintaining a consistency among them was a tall order; design decisions for one room directly impacted four other rooms as well. While each room is singular and distinctive, there are common elements in the design that connect each area and unify the entire home, creating fluid transitions from room to room.

For more information about Leigh McAlpin, call (843) 723-9699 or visit dwelling-style.com.

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Portrait by Patrick Brickman • Interior Photography by Cody Deer Imagery

Inspired Interiors

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Story by Laura Jones • Photography by Colin Grey Voigt

Charming & Custom After having a California Closets system in their previous home, these two Mt. Pleasant homeowners wanted that level of organization again in their newest Lowcountry abode.

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Precise planning and measurements went into creating custom shelf heights to meet Bill Tuorto’s clothing and shoe sizes. Drawers were added throughout for increased storage.

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(left) Sara Tuorto’s variety of shoes were evaluated for height and depth to make sure her footwear for all seasons fit into her closet setup. (right) Discrete laundry bins were integrated into the storage system for functional purposes that didn’t detract from the upscale look of the space. (inset) Sara Tuorto with Dana Armstrong from California Closets.

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ou take the good, you take the bad, you take them both, and there you have the facts of life…or so the song goes. When it comes to home renovations, especially a master closet, you “take the bad,” swap it out for the fabulous, and you have something gorgeous. Snee Farm homeowners Sara and Bill Tuorto have lived in their fair share of homes—three on this very street—and have mastered the ability to fix up a home and make it wonderful. With the help of Jeff Perkins and the team at California Closets, what was once a tiny office became a stunning, completely custom master closet, com-

plete with a fireplace, glass front doors, and expertly designed shelves, drawers, and racks.

The Tuortos wanted to update their master closet with a professional system and integrate their own décor, along with some of the home’s original features. For example, the fireplace and sconces fit in with their aesthetic desires so the California Closets team built around them. Since antiquing is a hobby of theirs, some of their pieces were also blended in with this space and fit in well with the melamine and glass closet system.

Throughout the process, Sara and Bill worked closely with Califonia Closets going back and forth numerous times to get the layout and plans for this space just right.

“It’s not as easy as you think to plan your own dream closet. You can have inspiration, but it’s hard to know the precise details,” explains Sara. “For example, Jeff thought of things that we wouldn’t have taken into consideration like how high shelves needed to be because my husband’s pants were a certain length when they were folded.”

Shelf depth, wallpaper backing, and finish colors were also part of the process.

After the final product was complete, the Tuortos loved what they saw. “I like that I can have everything out and on display and I especially like that there is a place for everything,” adds Sara. “My daughters love that my jewelry is laid out in easy-to-access drawers. My husband travels a lot and it is nice that his ties and suits can be so organized.”v For more information about California Closets call (843) 284-8828 or visit californiaclosets.com.

VIDEO EXCLUSIVE Company: California Closets Project Type: Remodel Location: Mount Pleasant See additional photos and watch a brief interview by scanning the code below or visiting charlestonhomeanddesign.com.

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Riveting Remodel One couple teamed up with Palmetto Tile Distributors to help renovate their downtown house-turned-rental with spectacular results.

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Story by Erin Forbes • Photography by Colin Grey Voigt

(above left) Sara chose a glossy white arabesque ceramic tile for the backsplash in the kitchen to keep the vibes light and simple. (above right) This bedroom's no longer functional fireplace features a painted brick façade with a newly tiled hearth. (inset) Fioretti Glossy Blanco Mosaic tile serves as the fireplace's new hearth.

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ogether, Sara Pappas Holt of Palmetto Tile Distributors and her husband, Jon, decided it was time to invest in the booming housing market in Charleston. Where did they start? Well, since Jon is a real estate agent and knows all about the housing market in the Lowcountry, it was an easy answer— downtown. From there it was just a matter of finding the right location, and find one they did. “We knew the house needed some TLC when we bought it,” explains Sara.

“It was a pretty big mess before we started renovations.”

The home, located in an up-andcoming neighborhood, was built in the 1920s and still had an excellent structure, so the Holts kept as much of the original home as they could. “We salvaged and saved things like the original pine and oak floors, and, specifically,

some very nice slate tiles in one of the bathrooms,” adds Jon. With seven bedrooms and four bathrooms, Sara and Jon had their work cut out for them when it came to remodeling. “The downstairs hallway bathroom was in the worst condition, I think. It had an archway over the worn-out tub, an outdated black and white tile theme, and almost no elbow room whatsoever,” describes Sara.

After determining what they could keep, the next step in renovating the washrooms was to expand the overall space in each. A stand-up shower basin replaced the downstairs hallway bathroom’s old tub.

Next, they expanded the shower into the space underneath the stairs to nearly double the shower

area. “The tiled walls and ceiling are done in a ‘Travertino Gray’ with the shower floor and curb in the same porcelain, but in a mosaic pattern to provide interest. It gives the wall a brick-like feel, without being overpowering,” details Sara.

Another major change Jon and Sara made was to the downstairs kitchen. “The whole room needed a redesign,” Sara clarifies. “The cabinets all had a dated oak façade, so we replaced the front of the cabinetry and extended the upper cabinets to draw the eye upward and open the room a bit.” Since the fridge was also completely exposed, they encased it to maintain a cohesive style in the room. Palmetto Tile once again supplied the tile for the

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(above left) The original pine floors were preserved throughout the house and Sara opted to keep the “Black Blizzard” slate tile as the shower base for a contrast to the white walls and pine floors. (top right) White textured porcelain tile produces a brick-like look along this shower wall. (bottom right) These “Travertino Gray” tiles were installed in a herringbone pattern to create interest in the shower’s floor. (inset) Jason Goldberg of Palmetto Tile Distributors

herringbone floor and the arabesque backsplash.

Now that Sara and Jon have finished their “Labor of Love Project,” as Jon fondly refers to the house, they can rest easy knowing that the property is well taken care of, both by their choices of long-lasting materials, and by the home’s management company, Duvet Properties. v For more information, call Palmetto Tile Distributors at (843) 266-8700 or visit palmettotile.com.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE Company: Palmetto Tile Distributors Project Type: Remodel Location: Downtown Charleston See additional photos and watch a brief interview by scanning the code below or visiting charlestonhomeanddesign.com.

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This is not a sofa bed, it’s an eye-catching, sleep-inducing, marvel of modern engineering.

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Kiawah Character When these Kiawah Island homeowners determined it was time to fill their empty lot with a beautiful, functional home, they called upon Cinder Creek Construction to build their island domicile.

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om and Stephanie Sand had a clear picture in their minds of the house they wished to reside in on Kiawah Island. With a prime corner location in a quiet spot past the second gate, it was time to establish a functional dwelling that fit right in with their lifestyle and the size of their extended

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families, who visit often. “We had actually met with Kevin Whalley of Architecture Plus shortly after we bought the lot, and we just clicked. His philosophies and methods really made sense to us. So when we were ready to build, we asked him to design the house,” says Tom. “The process was very streamlined,” adds

Stephanie. “We told him how many bedrooms we needed, that we wanted a large deck, a large pool, and, most importantly, we wanted an open floor plan with no formal dining room.”

After the design process was complete, it was time to choose a builder. Tom and

Story by Erin Forbes • Photography by Patrick Brickman

(above left) Stephanie and Kara worked with Classic Kitchens of Charleston and Granite Shop to create a cohesive space. (above right) Cinder Creek partnered with Aqua Blue Pools to build a dream pool. (below left) Stephanie chose to match the cabinetry in the serving hutch area between the kitchen and the living room to the kitchen island to create interest and carry the blue décor tones through the whole first floor. (below right) The mantle over the indoor-outdoor fireplace is reclaimed petrified wood, supplied by Diversified Woods. “Rubble” stone surrounds the fireplace and Garapa decking extends from the screened porch to surround the pool, with cable railing to preserve the views.

Stephanie met with several premier builders according to Kevin’s suggestions. “Kara and Neal Crowell at Cinder Creek Construction really understood us and our desires for the house.

Their work was right along the lines of what we were looking for,” explains Tom. Cinder Creek Construction worked closely with the Sands to hash out out every little detail, too. “Stepha-

nie is a quick decision maker. She and I went around to the different showrooms, like Melcer Tile, Classic Kitchens of Charleston, and Granite Shop, and we found everything we needed right away,” Kara adds.

In fact, Stephanie and Kara both loved the leathered granite kitchen island countertop so much that they picked

it first and then opted for a statement blue for the island cabinetry. These two features created the foundation for the surrounding bar and living room areas.

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(above left) White oak flooring from Charleston One Source, open, white built-ins, and an aged-brick fireplace help the common living areas exude bright, island vibes. (above right) Melcer Tile provided the honeycomb tile flooring in this bathroom, along with the tile choices in the rest of the bathrooms throughout the home. Stephanie coordinated the marble vanity to the white tile floors and black cabinetry for the best of both worlds. (inset) Neal and Kara Crowell of Cinder Creek Construction with homeowners Tom and Stephanie Sand

expounds. For this reason, they didn’t opt for a large master bathroom in their master suite, but put that space to better use for other areas.

According to Tom and Kara, there’s not a square inch of the house that isn’t used for something functional to keep the house in order and provide plenty of room for each family member, whether immediate or extended. v For more information, call Cinder Creek Construction at (843) 768-0784 or visit cindercreek.net.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE Company: Cinder Creek Construction Project Type: New Construction Location: Kiawah Island See additional photos and watch a brief interview by scanning the code below or visiting charlestonhomeanddesign.com.

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Shaded Shelter Homeowners Terry Mitchell and Terri Spencer chose to build their Isle of Palms abode within sight of the Atlantic and enlisted the team at Charleston Blind Company to style their numerous windows.

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alling in love with the island life here in Charleston is a familiar tale, and homeowners Terry Mitchell and Terri Spencer are no exception to the barrier islands’ charm.

Originally from New York City and Charlotte, respectively, Terry and Terri

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vacationed on Isle of Palms for many years before deciding to reside there on a more permanent basis.

After renting for a few years, then purchasing a house in 2008 and learning all about the island, it was time to find

a spot that suited them even more. “We would hop on our beach bikes and explore the entire island looking at the different architectural styles of existing homes and houses under construction,” says Terry. During their adventures, they realized there were several homes

Story by Erin Forbes • Photography by Colin Grey Voigt

(above left) In terms of color contrast, the master bedroom makes the boldest statement and these woven shades set the tone for the coordinating furniture and the white and navy color scheme. (above right) A three and a half inch louver shutter, with rear tilts and no center rail, gives this guest bathroom a modern style and preserves privacy while still allowing a little daylight to peek through.

that stuck out to them, almost all of which were designed by Carl McCants of MC3 Designs. The choice was clear to Terry and Terri—Carl would design their home and Daly & Sawyer Construction would build it.

Once construction was complete, it was time to protect their investment (and their guests) from the sun and heat by installing stylish

window treatments. With so many windows to take in the stunning panoramas, the homeowners knew theirs was a job for Charleston Blind Company. “Tim McMillan and his team at Charleston Blind Company came highly recommended by friends of ours,” Terri adds. “And they worked diligently with us to figure out what kind of window treatment would fit best

with our needs and décor in each room.”

“The first step is learning what our clients’ needs are,” explains Tim. “From there, we help them add color and texture.” Since their home has five bedrooms and bathrooms that require privacy, and a copious number of windows on the upper levels, Terry and Terri selected different CH+D • Summer 2017

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(above left) These woven shades harmonize with the woven accents on the bedframe in this guest bedroom, and provide light and privacy control for guests. (above right) A softer color scheme in this guest bedroom blends with the shades and makes the furniture pop, while the shades offer the same utility as the other guest rooms. (inset) Tim McMillan and Ashton Reese of Charleston Blind Company

colors and textures for the bedroom décor.

For the upper levels and public spaces, it was important to find a solution that kept things cool, but didn’t block too much light, so they opted for light-filtering motorized shades.

Whether it’s for light, privacy, beauty, or all of the above, installing the right window treatments is a vital aspect of completing a home’s design and functionality.

For more information, call Charleston Blind Company at (843) 478-1913 or visit charlestonblindcompany.com.

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VIDEO EXCLUSIVE Company: Charleston Blind Company Project Type: New Construction Location: Isle of Palms See additional photos and watch a brief interview by scanning the code below or visiting charlestonhomeanddesign.com.

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Distinguished Detailing Finding a way to differentiate a home in a positive way in an area booming with gorgeous, luxury homes is no easy feat; but with a diligent focus from the homeowner and Buck Lumber & Building Supply, they did just that.

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n an island full of stunning custom homes, how does one home stand out from another?

The professionals at Buck Lumber & Building Supply found a few ways to separate themselves from the pack. One way is to mix and match many highquality, custom elements into a home by listening to a customer’s needs and

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seeking beneficial solutions. Developing and maintaining strong working relationships with companies that have a similar work ethic, drive, and performance standards proves to be another optimal route for this company to attain success. In this Kiawah Island home, Buck Lumber worked with the team at Great Southern Builders to create a pic-

ture perfect home for a client who had specific desires for his new abode.

Kiawah’s beautifully preserved natural elements frame the newly constructed dwelling. The mahogany door and the tongue-in-grove porch ceiling treatment complement the native foliage and work together to create a high-end

Story by Laura Jones • Photography by Patrick Brickman

(left) Customization was the key to making this Kiawah Island home special. Everything from the porch ceilings to window crossbars were tailored. (top left) Custom sliding barn doors separate the upstairs recreation space from the hallway. (top right) The mahogany door complements the porch ceiling. (bottom left) The professionals from All About Garage Doors installed garage doors that match the home’s natural wooden accents. (bottom right) It was important for the homeowner to be able to maximize the views by minimizing the crossbar obstructions in the windows.

front façade. To retain the views and maximize usable floor space, James Jurey and the team at Buck Lumber pointed the homeowners in the direction of the Andersen bi-parting sliding doors for the back of the home. “For the windows, we had to go custom because of the sight lines. The homeowner was in our showroom, walked up to a window, and because he is so tall, the crossbar was right in his sight line,” explains James. “We actually went ahead and taped off where the crossbars

needed to be in order for him to be able to see his yard and use his windows comfortably.”

This eye for detail and the effort to source specific items for the homeowner can be seen inside of the home as well. For example, the stair rails were created with a beech wood and treated in order to try to match the specifically requested Provenza handscraped flooring as closely as possible. The barn door at the top of the

stairs also exemplifies these qualities because it was built onsite using highend materials, like Leatherneck Hardware, in order to have a functional feature that fit the space seamlessly.

In order for all of the pieces of this homeowner’s dream home puzzle to fit together, the crews at Buck Lumber and Great Southern Builders had to communicate regularly with each other as well as the homeowner. “We’ve done business with Buck Lumber for quite CH+D • Summer 2017

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(left) The homeowner worked closely with the entire home building team to meticulously choose every finishing detail throughout the home. (right) A priority for the homeowner was having a Mendota fireplace. (inset) James Jurey of Buck Lumber with Brent Campbell and Dirk Brown of Great Southern Builders

a continuous communication chain no matter who is available to meet. This process works for everybody.”

some time and we work well together, so when the client approached us to build a house for them, we asked James to get involved,” recounts Dirk Brown of Great Southern Builders. James adds, “When we all work together, we have constant communication. We have guidance from the architects, work with the builders, talk with the homeowners, and copy each other on emails to have

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Throughout the nearly 3,000 square foot home, the evidence of the communication can be found. All finishes, structural pieces, and style choices work well together. Every minute detail that went into planning a family oriented Kiawah home is placed as it should be.v For more information, call Buck Lumber & Building Supply at (843) 795-0150 or visit bucklumber.com.

For more information, call Great Southern Builders at (843) 810-9993 or visit greatsouthernbuildersllc.com.

VIDEO EXCLUSIVE Company: Buck Lumber & Building Supply Project Type: New Construction Location: Kiawah Island See additional photos and watch a brief interview by scanning the code below or visiting charlestonhomeanddesign.com.

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Perfect Particulars Custom touches and attention to the Lowcountry style helped to make this intended spec home find a buyer faster than anticipated.

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reating a custom home for a homeowner that is yet to be found sounds like an impossible task, but the teamwork and expertise between Maner Builders Supply Co. and Grayhawk Homes of SC did just that. In fact, this home that was originally designed as a spec home came under contract before it

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was even completed, which left these two businesses with the best “problem” that a company can have: a home that sold before they had a chance to showcase it.

Maner offers homeowners and businesses a wide range of services and products.

Everything from glass to mirrors, build-

ing materials to fencing and even crafting custom shelving or sourcing specially imported products are all part of what Maner can do. In this 2,600 square foot residence, Maner was able to showcase numerous custom elements that give a nod to the Lowcountry’s signature style while blending in modern lines to keep

Story by Laura Jones • Photography by Colin Grey Voigt

(left) Custom touches are seen throughout this bathroom from the framed mirror to the frameless, doorless shower. (top) Floating shelves, custom door headers, and a sliding barn door all complement each other to create an elevated rustic look. (below) Subtle Lowcountry accents are peppered in throughout the home like the shiplap treatment on the island.

the whole look fresh and clean. Upon entering the home, Maner’s special touches shine in the living room and kitchen. The craftsman style trim work, like the headers on the interior doors and the baseboards, complements the shiplap treatment on the fireplace and kitchen island.

The bedrooms and bathrooms illustrate the teamwork and seamless partnership between Maner and Grayhawk Homes well. For example, Maner installed the high-end, frameless shower system that comes with one of the

Grayhawk Homes packages. Since this was originally intended as a spec home, a variety of finishes were selected. “We installed the standard wire shelving in the guestrooms and guest bathroom to show potential customers what the difference is between the standard and the upgraded options seen elsewhere in the home,” explains Mary Schlagenhauser, Glass Division Manager for Maner. “In the master bedroom and in the pantry, we installed the melamine Organized Living shelving systems, which come with a lifetime guarantee.”

While creating their custom home, allowing customers to choose from a variety of options is something that both businesses feel strongly about. “When it comes to details and choices, businesses can’t group items into boxes and have people pick between packages A, B, and C. This is Charleston! You can’t put style or customers in a box,” adds Melissa Lee, of Grayhawk Homes.

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stay in the box if you don’t have to?” Mary supplements.

The proof that these two companies practice what they preach is evident throughout the Ravenel home. From the bathroom mirrors to a custom designed drop zone, attention to personalized preferences is demonstrated. v For more information, call Maner Builders Supply Co. at (843) 552-0242 or visit manersc.com. For more information, call Grayhawk Homes of SC at (843) 990-9347 or visit grayhawkhomesinc.com.

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Golden Sweetheart After becoming the youngest female in Olympic figure skating history to win gold, Tara Lipinski began putting down roots at the age of 14.

Throughout this golden feature (pun intended) you’ll read about her story and see how her exciting life has influenced her home.

Story by Laura Jones | Photography by Patrick Brickman & Colin Grey Voigt

When I found out that I was going to get the chance to interview Tara Lipinski in her home, I felt a bit overwhelmed; it isn’t often that we get to sit down with childhood idols. In the 90s, sports like gymnastics and figure skating were all the rage. I remember trying to do cartwheels and spins and I would prance around my house pretending like I was one of the graceful women on television.

Unfortunately, I was about as graceful as a bullfrog stuck in mud, but I didn’t care. Those powerful, hardworking, gorgeous women, seemingly doing the physically impossible in the loveliest way had me, and millions of others, captivated. I’ll never forget where I was when I watched Kerri Strug nail that final vault during the 1996 Olympics or when Tara landed gold in 1998.

After becoming the youngest female figure skater champion, Tara started building her Kiawah Island home. Throughout this oceanfront abode, you’ll find parts of her life story integrated into the architecture, décor, and ambiance. Tara’s years of success on the ice paved a foundation for her to continue to grow and evolve in her career and as a woman.

She and her adorable mother were kind enough to let some of the team from Charleston Home + Design magazine in to photograph this home and hear about how she went from a social butterfly child in Texas to becoming a household name all across the country.

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We all know about your successful career paths, but let’s start from the beginning. Where did this journey begin for you?

hometown is or was because I trained in Detroit, Michigan for many years leading up to the Olympics and when I was 14, I came out here to Kiawah Island.

I was born in Philly and raised in south Jersey. I was a normal kid riding my bike around and playing with my friends. I kind of call that my hometown, but we traveled so much when I was a kid and we moved to Texas when I was nine.

I’ve lived in Sugarland for forever, so it is a hometown as well; when I won the Olympics that was definitely my hometown. I guess I get confused on what my

How did you first enter the world of skating?

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I started out roller skating because back in the day that was cool and I began competing in that. It was more of a social thing and I’m not sure how I started competing in it because I remember hanging out with my little girlfriends and we’d put on shows for our moms and it was

just fun. Then, when I was six, I decided to give ice skating a try. Immediately I loved it and attempted to do both for a while, but it was just too much. I had to focus on ice skating because it just took over my life… you know, pursuing an Olympic dream takes time [laughs]. Really, I just spent the next ten years of my life skating.

When did it hit you that ice skating was going to be something bigger and what was that realization like?

I loved it so much when I was roller skating and ice skating because it was just a

(left) Seasonal flower arrangements and a grand staircase greet guests upon entering this lovely oceanfront home. (right) Outdoor living space and being able to enjoy the views were two must-have elements for Tara when planning started. Ample windows and three levels of decking help to make those wishes a reality.

social thing for me and so much fun that competing was really just an extra added bonus. Obviously, I began to notice how much the coaches would want to work with me and I would go to these competitions and win them all. It wasn’t until I was about nine where I was like, ‘Oh, I’m probably really good. I’m winning…a lot… that’s weird. Does it mean that maybe I could possibly make it to the Olympics?’ [laughs] Eventually though, if you’re spending that much time training, even

when you’re little, and practicing five days a week in a rink, you’re looking at other champions and watching others compete in the Olympics and you start to wonder.

What went through your mind when it hit you that you were going to Nagano?

It was insane. The year before I won, well three years before, I knew that it was a definite possibility, but I competed on

ice, and that’s slippery, so I never knew if I was going to slip and ruin my chances by coming in eighth or if I was going to win. Also, I was competing against one of the greatest competitors at the time, Michelle Kwan, so it wasn’t an easy route and I couldn’t just call it in. My performance had to be the best so the training was very difficult for me with always trying to up the difficulty ante just to stay on top. Those three years before Nagano were exciting; I was always the youngest, CH+D • Summer 2017

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Tara was gifted a show-worn costume and pointe shoes by a ballerina, which she displays on her master bedroom wardrobe.

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This round guest room exemplifies the French country chic style that Tara has used throughout her home. The exquisite mixture of subtle detailing, a guest book, and abundant natural light make this guest room feel homey to her many visitors.

but just to be on that senior level and be around all of my icons and ice skating idols while traveling the world was the best. Then I won Nationals and Worlds when I was 14 and it began this whirlwind of craziness. That’s when it really became a strong rivalry between Michelle and I leading up to the Olympics.

I knew that whether I won the Olympics or not, I was going to be an Olympian; all I could think about was getting to walk in the opening ceremony. To this day I wear my Olympic ring that you get and all of that meant so much to me. Just being an Olympian and being at both opening and closing ceremonies was so amazing.

Do you have a standout memory from the Olympics?

One of my favorite moments is after I

won and after all of the media events, it was probably 3 a.m. at this point, and I went to the cafeteria and Wayne Gretsky was there with all of the other hockey team members and they all started cheering! We ended up having a little ice cream party and it was just me with a ton of hockey players and Wayne Gretsky leading the way.

Who were some of your idols and how does it feel to be a role model yourself ?

That is so strange to hear. You don’t realize it at the time and when I look back at other athletes, like Dominique Moceanu of gymnastics. She was like an idol and we became pen pals and friends and I just admired her. Honestly, I love my sport so much so that if I’m able to pass

that passion on or encourage people to get on the ice, it is pretty cool.

As for my idols, there were so many.

Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi, Oksana Baiul are a few of them. Back then in the 90s, skating was at its peak. There was also Midori Ito and Brian Boitano. I used to go see Stars on Ice, the show that I eventually toured on. I have a picture of me in my little Blossom hat when I was eight years old getting Scott Hamilton’s autograph. It is crazy that six years later I was on that show performing with him.

What was it like to transition from being an amateur to a professional?

It was pretty easy. Like I mentioned before, it was the height of the figure skating popularity back in the 90s after Nan-

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A Gone With the Wind themed theatre room pays homage to Tara’s namesake. The inspiration behind her name came from Scarlett O’Hara’s home in the iconic movie. Movie posters depicting classic scenes from the film and even green velvet curtains all give a nod to this motion picture.

cy and Tonya and there were so many opportunities for tours like the Stars on Ice tour or the made for television competitions. If I wanted to, I could’ve done both at the same time and stayed amateur, but I just really felt that I had accomplished so much. This was a hard thing for many people to accept since I was so young though. But I won Nationals, Worlds, Olympics, I had the best Olympic experience, and I skated the way that I wanted to. I wonder that if I hadn’t skated the way I wanted to that I might want a re-do or something but things did fall in line for me. I felt like the next step was something that I wanted to take, which was to perform and entertain in a different way instead of doing the every day training and then competing.

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What was it like to transition away from skating?

I was so young and there were so many opportunities for me from skating then and I had a contract where I did my own special and it was really cool. I knew my experiences were something wonderful and that I was lucky enough to get them because of skating and what I had done. When I stopped skating, I still had connections and there were a lot of opportunities. Especially being a teenager at the time, getting to be able to do some of those opportunities, like Malcom in the Middle or 7th Heaven, was fun and I was really grateful for them. As I got older and stopped touring, I decided I wanted to find what was next for

me. I realized that commentating and broadcasting was the next step for me, even though it was a long road to get to. It took me about five years to break into that business. I was lucky enough in 2014 for Sochi to happen with the ‘craziness of Tara and Johnny’ on the Sports Network. One day Johnny and I created a funny Instagram account for us and we went from like four followers the first night to about 30,000 the next morning. From there, we knew we had something special.

I just love the dynamic between you two.

Yes, me too! What makes it work is that we really are best friends. I don’t know what I’d do without him. I talk to him every single day. I think that is what makes

what we do on air that much better and it is so hard to find.

You two have gotten to move up to primetime now, which is exciting.

What is it like being a former performer and being in this new role?

Yeah, it’s just, wow; we are extremely lucky. We’ve been primetime for all US events for the past three years. I think it’s really hard for athletes to make that switch. I do remember and admire Scott Hamilton and Dick Button. I remember how Dick hated my layback and I think about stuff like that. Someone like Dick, who is like the forefather of commentators for figure skating, was able to balance the criticism with being supportive. You never felt like he hated your skating. I try to do that too, and I think Johnny does as well. It’s difficult to tell the truth, because sometimes it isn’t always nice, but I think that’s what the sport needs right now and I think that’s why people listen to us. The judg-

ing system has changed so much and is difficult to understand, and even political, that it makes it hard to follow what is happening.

Sometimes I’ve wanted a translator because things can get so technical!

Right? Yes, it can be hard to know what is happening if you’re just watching. We will explain things and give the audience what they deserve, but at the same time, I always keep performing in mind. It’s not in my personality or Johnny’s to have any meanness. We are just as truthful as we can be.

Switching gears, I’m in love with this home. What is more of the backstory for this space and some of your other properties?

When I was 14, after I won Worlds, we came out here to Kiawah because I had always loved being near the ocean.

Growing up, I’d go to the ocean with my

parents and we’d go to this cute little place and I would always say, ‘If I ever do well, I’m going to get a house by the ocean.’ We actually have a book upstairs where I drew a picture of my mom and me walking and I’m saying that quote. I found South Carolina through one of my tutors. She had just moved to South Carolina and she kept saying how much I’d love it. It’s so special out here and once I found Kiawah, I just knew that this place was it. I used my money from skating and bought this lot and it started my investment in real estate. It took us about four or five years to build this home.

We have had a place in Texas since I was a little girl, but this house here was mine.

Later I had an apartment in Detroit when I trained and then a place in LA and one in New York in the West Village. Eventually, I was switching between LA and New York and spending summers out here, and as work got busier, being out here became my sanctuary. Before I began commentating, I would spend about

This cozy library features many antique books and tales that are special to Tara and her family. Rich wood tones, a soft leather sofa, and antler accents give this space a cabin feel that contrasts the light, airy ambiance of the rest of the home.

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For Tara and her friends, the kitchen is a main gathering place. The large wooden island allows for her and her group of friends to all gather around and hangout during their annual girls trip.

six months at a time out here and I never got bored. I love Charleston and this Lowcountry lifestyle. The beaches are beautiful, the water is warm, and the weather is gorgeous. I’m thankful that winning the Olympics gave me the opportunity to build this home. That’s why this house means so much to me. I just love it here.

What were some of your design priorities and must haves for this home?

Windows! I just had to have lots of windows so I could see this view. I wanted that Southern feel with all of the porches because I’m never inside when the weather is pretty. I have a Jacuzzi on my top floor, which is something I really wanted.

When I was 14, after watching Clueless I really thought I needed one of those motorized closets and my parents tried to talk me out of it, but I did it anyway. I never use it at all. The back is just for storage.

The other must-have element was Paris.

You’ll see influences of it throughout the

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house. I was out there for a while doing this movie then and my best friend came out for the summer while I was filming. I was 19 and it was such a special experience for me to be able to travel like that; it was this life changing experience and I always wanted to remember that.

The kitchen. There’s this whole house and that is where we go. Every year my girlfriends, all nine of us, come together here on July 4th and we realize that we just stay in the kitchen or by the pool. My room is nice as well. That view is pretty great to wake up to.

I see the French influence for sure.

You’ve filled the home so nicely. How did the style come together?

What other plans do you see for your life moving forward?

First, I love antiquing. My mom got me into that. I think I have a really eclectic look honestly. I don’t like too much of any one thing. There is some gold, but not a lot. Really, I like the romantic look and I thought that the colors of that theme, with blues and whites, fit the coastal look here. Even though this is a beach house, I didn’t want to just put up shells everywhere.

What is your favorite space in this home?

I have so many dreams and I always try to put too many things on my plate.

I’m also working overseas on a skating show that isn’t an actual skating show; it’s more of an immersive show like a Queen of the Night or a Sleep No More. It has a sexier, cooler vibe for a night out. Skating would be the base of it, but it would have actors and dancers. I’ve been working on that for four years. Then, obviously, there is the commentating that Johnny and I are doing along with our other projects together outside of the booth. ✴

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(1) A piano anchors one end of Tara’s living room. (2) Traditional Kiawah Island home colors are used on the front façade of this oceanfront home. (3) Inspired by her time in Paris, Tara has a hallway and kitchenette decorated like a Parisian street. (4) Black and white toile wallpaper complements the timeless tile work in this bathroom. (5) The Olympic rings have been carved into the mantlepiece to commemorate her 1998 Gold Medal win. (6) A stately fireplace sits on one side of Tara’s master bedroom. Her collected antiques and pieces of art can be seen throughout the space. (7) Architecture detailing abounds in this house; this grand archway features extensive millwork and storage space. (8) Tara’s taste for a French, romantic aesthetic can be seen in the décor of this bathroom vanity.

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VINYET ARCHITECTURE

Location: Kiawah Island Square Footage: 2,348 Rooms: 3 Bedrooms / 3.5 Bathrooms Project Type: Remodel

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

This was a complete gut and remodel of a home that had never been updated. In order to transform the home to something that suited their lifestyle, a talented team was required.

For more information: Vinyet Architecture (843) 619-7662 vin-yet.com

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? The three biggest requirements were to modernize the home, both inside and out, open up the living space, and add a second floor loft for the kids. Our response to these needs was to remove some walls and relocate the fireplace to an outside wall.

Upstairs, we created an open loft area with a unique bunk space.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project? In order to obtain some height in key places, we added small shed dormers over windows.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? I love the openness of the great room, kitchen, and dining areas. The master bath is fantastic as well.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project?

We suggested that they move the fireplace to an outside wall to create openness, and the homeowners were initially resistant to relocating it, but now they love it. Also, they felt that removing the foyer space of their interior was strange, but I encouraged them to try the change and now their new entry front porch serves as the “foyer” for the home.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

Builder: Aries Home Builders Interior: Fowler Interiors Landscape Design: Outdoor Spatial Design

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Z A C H T. C A R N E Y A R C H I T E C T S

Location: Kiawah Island Square Footage: 6,500 Rooms: 7 Bedrooms / 6.5 Bathrooms Project Type: New Construction

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? The homeowners requested living spaces with the ability to entertain on a large scale while at the same time be intimate when only the family was present.

To accomplish this, interior and exterior living spaces flow well together and among themselves. Individually the spaces were designed such that they may be closed off from one another and all maintain a character particular to their function.

to have a truly custom home that provides the desired functionality, aesthetic appeal, and special features most people are looking for. Bringing all this together requires a skill only a trained professional can provide.

For more information: Zach T. Carney Architects (843) 276-0357 ztcarchitects.com

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How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project?

The homeowners have lived in Europe most of their lives, so it was particularly challenging to design a home which would satisfy their European aesthetic on the interior, while maintaining a more traditional exterior. I didn’t want one to be shocked, when entering the house so the first floor while having some contemporary detailing maintains a traditional feel with warm materials, colors, and transitional moldings.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? I don’t really have a single favorite design feature but I love the way so many rooms, both indoor and outdoor, take advantage of the ocean views. Instinctively, I feel the whole composition is a portrait of the owners’ personalities and I feel we were able to help them see things in a fresh way they didn’t know existed and that is gratifying.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project? Being that the house is three stories and the core was designed as a box for cost efficiency, I really didn’t want that box look, so we buried the second and third floors within the roofline and used appendages, mainly porches and balconies, to articulate the mass.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

Builder: Sifly Fine Custom Homes • Landscape Architect: Bill Maneri • Lighting: Lighting Design International • Building Materials: Shannon Horning Millworks

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Location: Daniel Island Square Footage: 1,011 New Outdoor Living Space Project Type: Remodel

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

The homeowner had a vision for

What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? The homeowners’ vision included two gazebo-like elements with a very symmetrical relationship between them. One of our design challenges was marrying this concept with the existing home, which was (and still is) not symmetrical. The solution is a balanced façade, which respects and continues the existing axial features of the home, while still providing symmetrical massing anchoring each side.

this new outdoor space before we met. As the architect, it was my task to translate this vision into a project which fit the site, was complementary to the existing home, and provided the outdoor space that the family desired.

For more information: TMD Architects (843) 754-1400 tmdarchitects.com

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How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project?

The roof design was the biggest design challenge with this project. We wanted to keep the octagonal roofs engaged with the existing home, but this concept presented an issue where we would be creating a valley for water to accumulate and potentially enter the home. The solution is that, while the ceiling of each porch is octagonal, the roof is actually septagonal. This solved our problem by allowing the roof to shed water from the existing roof.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? The framing details, which take their cues from timber-framed structures, were challenging to design and even more challenging to construct. But, the execution of these details by the contractor was excellent and the result is a fabulous space.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project?

We spent a fair amount of time considering and discussing the finish materials for this project. In the end, the combination of the timber-framing details, standing seam metal roofing, and brick base (with open flemish bond to provide ventilation under the porch) all contribute to a porch which enhances the house without overpowering it.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

General Contractor: Renaissance South Construction Co.

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ANDERSON STUDIO OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

Location: Kiawah Island Square Footage: 3,817 Rooms: 4 Bedrooms / 5.5 Bathrooms Project Type: New Construction

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

The homeowners understood the need for an architect who would approach the tight property and multiple live oaks as a great opportunity and know how to navigate the complex building approval process. They also placed high value on Anderson Studio providing interior design services with architecture. They wanted an architect and an interior designer who could propose unified, distilled ideas to them and the builder.

For more information: Anderson Studio of Architecture & Design (843) 937-6001 theandersonstudio.com

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? Lou and Diane wanted a cottage–one that took advantage of creek views and preserved all the live oaks on the property. In this cottage, they wanted to make sure four couples could sleep comfortably in distinctly different suites, enjoy the outdoors in all seasons, spend time together or separately, and dine with a fabulous view.

Creek views and trees were also important; we walked the site and pinpointed the trees and their canopies and engaged an arborist to assess and maintain tree health through construction and beyond. Lou and Diane wanted all interior spaces to be filled with natural light.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? I have two favorite features of the home.

The first is the window seat in the great room. It sits below an elliptical window that provides a sneak peak of visitors arriving at the front door. I also adore the large elliptical and high windows at the main stair. These windows allow fabulous filtered light into the stairwell and adjacent spaces on all floors, including the ground level foyer.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project?

The creekside bedroom on the second floor needed to differentiate itself and provide a unique experience for those using the suite.

The solution was to use the roof of the circular dining room below as a private circular balcony accessible only to that bedroom.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention? Interior Designer: Anderson Studio of Architecture and Design (Scott Anderson & Emily Cox) Contractor: Brian Coco, Coco Construction Structural Engineer: Marc Caldwell Arborist: Brian Milleman, Arbor Care Windows and Doors: Kolbe Windows and Doors • Hardware: Bird Decorative Hardware Granite and Marble: AGM Imports • Tile Material: Palmetto Tile Distributors • Tile Installation: A Unique Design • Hardwood Flooring: John Griffiths Hardwood Flooring • Countertops Install: Stone Works

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Location: James Island Square Footage: 3,090 Rooms: 4 Bedrooms / 4.5 Bathrooms Project Type: Remodel

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

The client wanted a thoughtful, creative, and seamless design that enhanced the existing architecture

What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? The scope was to add a master suite on top of the garage, enclose the existing screened porch as a sunroom, and to reconfigure the existing floor plan to optimize square footage. We moved and added walls in the more private area of the house for a very efficient layout. The more public and social areas were opened up to each other for an expansive feel. We added a lot of windows to brighten up the interior and to make the smaller rooms feel bigger.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? There is a strong axis from the formal dining room to the living room addition and from the kitchen to the informal dining room that really opens and brightens those spaces.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project?

The client had a very clear vision and a lot of experience with similar projects. It was just a matter of making it all fit smartly within the existing footprint and taking cues from the existing architecture for the exterior detailing of the additions as well.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

Builder: Bluestone Construction • Cabinetry: Mevers Kitchens & Baths Design Studio

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project? We closed off some existing openings and created new ones within the existing floor plan. It completely changed the flow, look, and feel of each room.

and made the additions look like they've always been there.

For more information: ar-chi-tecture, llc (843) 364-3696 ar-chi-tecture.com

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Location: Seabrook Island Square Footage: 4,200 Rooms: 4 Bedrooms / 4.5 Bathrooms Project Type: New Construction

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

This was an unusual, triangular shaped lot and our clients wanted to maximize the amazing triple

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements?

The client desired a four bedroom home with a game room, open-plan kitchen, great room, den, study, and a separate guest house.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project?

We created an oval island with two levels in the kitchen to work with the geometry of the house.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project?

Working with the geometry of the lot, we designed a racetrack shaped great room that opens to the kitchen and highlights the fire place with floating shelves at the other end.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

General Contractor: Byrd Builders Landscape Architect: Glenn Gardner Interior Design: Beverly Bohan of Haute Design

view of the Bohicket River, Captain Sams Spit, and the Atlantic Ocean.

For more information: Christopher Rose Architects, PA (843) 559-7670 chrisrosearchitects.com

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What is your favorite design feature of this home?

The barrel roofed den on the second floor with arched top windows framing the incredible views is a favorite.

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Location: Sullivan’s Island Square Footage: 5,500 Rooms: 5 Bedrooms / 8 Bathrooms Project Type: New Construction

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

These particular homeowners have great taste and had a lot of ideas for what they wanted, but needed our team to edit and streamline their ideas into a cohesive package. In context of the lot it was important that their house felt in scale with their neighboring counterparts and compatible with the vernacular of Sullivan’s Island architecture.

For more information: Herlong Architects (843) 883-9190 herlongarchitects.com

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? Like most homeowners, they wanted a specific number of bedrooms, but with a spectacular sunset view of the Charleston Harbor, they also wanted all the bedrooms to have porch access. Additionally, the home has distinct custom architectural details and space saving built-ins throughout.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project? To put it simply, that’s just what we do. Every property has its own set of challenges that arise in various phases throughout the project. Together as a team, we have an excellent knowledge base to problem solve design challenges that we are faced with.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? Everybody that worked on this project would probably choose a different element that they favor most, from the round porch situated for harbor sunsets, the builtin elements throughout, the unique ceiling

designs, sculptural plaster work, to the recessed light fixtures in the walls. Overall the mix of materials is what makes the home both a subtle and sensory space to live in.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project?

This particular homeowner had a lot of ideas she wanted to see come to life; it was our job to take her ideas, compile and edit into a comprehensive and cohesive execution of her vision.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

General Contractor: Phillip W. Smith General Contractor • Electric: Urban Electric Company Cabinets: William C. Pritchard Company Plumbing: Design on Tap • Finish Carpenter: Mike Rafanan • Flooring: Burchette & Burchette • Tile: Tim & Debbie Galvin

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Location: Isle of Palms Square Footage: 5,124 Rooms: 4 Bedrooms / 5.5 Bathrooms Project Type: New Construction

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

The homeowners wanted an architect to help bring their visions to reality. They are on a fantastic lot overlooking the intracoastal waterway and knew they wanted to capture the incredible views while maintaining a comfortable floor plan that would live well. They also have a lot that had some challenges in terms of the marshfront and setbacks. Also, the home is in Wild Dunes, where an architect is required.

For more information: SLC Architect, LLC (843) 532-3817 slc-architect.com

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? Some of their requirements included two master suites, both with a view, a bunk room for grandchildren, an elevated pool that integrated well with the house, and a nice outdoor living space. We stacked the master suites so they each got a beautiful view of the water and integrated the pool and outdoor living space off of the kitchen and living room so they essentially became another ‘room’ and an extension of the communal living space.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project? One challenge we had was keeping an open view from the living room to the pool to the marsh.

We accomplished this by dropping a lower deck and planter below the pool deck which enabled us to lower the handrail to the lower deck and keep the visual corridor free and clear out to the marsh.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? I have two favorite features; the first is the outdoor living space. The second feature is the custom ceiling we did on their upstairs office room where we replicated a boat hull.

I also can’t help but mention the outdoor pool bathroom. We created a custom door using a port hole the owners found at a salvage yard and made the entire bath a wet room. Technically, I suppose I have three favorite elements.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project? We have a lot of nice built-in nooks and features in the home that I really love. The bunks in the bunk room are one of my favorite features. I also love the office ceiling, the custom louvered barn doors we implemented leading into the upstairs master bath, the reading nook in the downstairs master, and the unique pool shape and handrail detail described above that respond to the lines of the property along the marsh.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention? Builder: Naramore Construction • Cabinetry & Built-In Design: Jill Frey Kitchen Design • Trim Carpenter: Rollo Grisanti, Tree Marsh • Windows, Doors & Building Supplies: Southern Lumber & Millwork Landscape Architect: REMARK Landscape Architect • Home Automation: QEI Security & Technology

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MICHAEL E. KARAMUS ARCHITECT

Location: Seabrook Island Square Footage: 3,800 Rooms: 4 Bedrooms / 3.5 Bathrooms Project Type: New Construction

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

The existing site with numerous grand oaks required a sensitive approach to retain the trees as well as provide a creative design solution.

For more information: Michael E. Karamus Architect, LLC (843) 768-9980 mkarchllc.com

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? One requirement was to maintain the surrounding nature. They also had 35 pieces of furniture they wanted to incorporate. I had 35 pictures and used a design tool and ended up incorporating 33 of them.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project? Two things stand out to me in this project. The first was to break out of the typical box of home design. The second was to terrace off the entry to break down the vertical scale from the street view.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? The front entry sequence.

What special or unique ideas did you present to the client for this project? The terraced front entry design with cascading steps was one. The full brick chimney on the front of the house with the curved front porch was another. Lastly, the trellis on the garage is one to note.

Are there any contractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

Interior Designer: Riverside Designers Lighting: Rick's Lighting + Home

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Location: Edisto Island Square Footage: 4,141 Rooms: 4 Bedrooms / 4.5 Bathrooms Project Type: Remodel

Why was it important to use an architect for this project?

The homeowners first tried to go through the process without hiring an architect only to realize that going it alone was only creating more problems.

It was important that they hired us because we were able to take on those challenges and use our knowledge to provide solutions for their home.

For more information: Spivey Architects, Inc. (843) 795-9370 spiveyarchitects.com

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What were some of the homeowners’ requirements? How did you meet those needs in this space? One of the goals the homeowners had was to make the floorplan more open. One way that we accomplished this was by evaluating the existing structure to determine which walls could be removed. After completing that route, we also developed an addition to the house in order to expand the square footage and give the home more functional space and a better overall flow.

How were you able to design a solution to some of the challenges of this project? One particular challenge we faced during this project was coordinating the HVAC system with the existing flood zone requirements. By working closely with the contractor during the construction administration phase and focusing on details, we were able to design a proper solution.

What is your favorite design feature of this home? One of our favorite design features is the staircase in the backyard and the patio that connects the indoor and outdoor living areas. These two elements create a new level of comfort when someone transitions through the spaces.

What special or unique design ideas did you present to the client for this project?

While some might not consider it “special” or overly “unique," our expertise with creating larger, usable spaces is something that we focused on and the homeowner appreciated and needed. This was certainly a special element for them.

Are there any subcontractors or vendors that you’d like to mention?

Contractor: Terry Hoff Construction

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Custom Gunite Pool and Spa Combination with Bermuda Luna Quartz • Shellstone Coping Garappa Decking • Salt Chlorination Purification System • Hand-Held Remote Control System

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Pool Designer: Paul Straight of Aqua Blue Pools Decking: SHELTER Custom-Built Living Tile: Palmetto Tile Distributors

DREAM FEATURES

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The Heritage Pool™ with Exclusive I-Beam Brace Technology • Noce Travertine Stone Pavers • Laminar LED Colored Deck Jets & Sunledge Bubblers • Vanquish In-Floor Cleaning System • Hand-Held Smart Phone Support

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Pool Designer: Michael Gesmond of Heritage Pools, LLC

DREAM FEATURES

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Custom Gunite Pool • Custom Attached Spa with Rock Water Spillway • Travertine Pavers • Microban Saltwater Purification System with Automatic Controls • Stone-faced Rock Wall with Five Copper Waterfalls

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Pool Designer: Jeff Little of Blue Haven Pools & Spas Landscape: Tripp Creech of Atlantic Landscapes

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Custom Concrete Pool • Silver Travertine Stone Pavers and Coping • Lighted LED Bubble Fountain • Zodiac Saltwater Purification System • Wet Edge in Pebble Indigo Blue

CONTRACTORS

Pool Designer: Bruce Olson of Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa Landscaping: Adam Richardson of 1899, LLC

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Pool Designer: Michael Greer of Michael Greer Pools

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3 Automatic Safety Pool Covers • Gunite L-Shaped Pool with Elevated Spa • Walk on Lids • Hidden Automated Cover • Powder Coated Leading Edge Bars • CoverLink Touch Pad Controllers Integrated Water Feature Lockout

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This Space Features: Added Outdoor Fireplace with Hidden TV & Sound System • Home Management Services – Complete Documented Preventative Maintenance • Extended, Elevated Pool Deck Home Management: Nautilus Company • Home Automation: Audio Warehouse • Landscape Architect: Robert Chestnut Pool: Aqua Blue Pools • Building Materials: MQ Windows & Doors

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Lowcountry This Space Features: Reclaimed Live Oak Bartops and Custom Concrete Dining Island • Commercial Grade Stainless-Steel Kitchen & Appliances for Easy Cooking and Clean-Up Pendant Lamp Shades Woven from Kudzu Vines • Ipe Tree Trunks Used for Foundation Pilings

Custom-Built Creek House

Builder: Bennett Hofford Construction Company • Architect: Reggie Gibson and David Thompson of GTG Architects • Interior Designer: Ginger Brewton • Countertops: F.M. Jessen • Flooring: R.W. Cauble & Co. • Appliances: Wholesale Appliance and Berlin’s Restaurant Supply • Lighting: Premier Lighting Supply • Hardware: Bird Decorative Hardware • Hardscape and Landscape: Three Oaks Contractors

Bennett Hofford Construction Company • (843) 722-8169 | bennetthoffordconstruction.com

This Space Features: Market Collection Vihara “Wabi” Glass Backsplash

This Space Features: Carrera Countertops • LEE Industries

Matching Bar & Pool Tile • Custom Design & Installation

Furniture • High-End Sink & Faucet

Stone & Tile Outdoor Dining Area

Sink & Faucet for Outdoor Kitchen

Builder: Terry Hoff Construction • Cabinetry: William C. Pritchard Co. • Countertop Supplier: Palmetto Surfacing • Tile: Melcer Tile Pool: Aqua Blue Pools • Tile Installation: Rally Reynolds

Interior Designer: Holly Covington Designs • Tile: Buckhannon Brothers Tile Appliances: Plugs Appliance Center • Sinks/Faucets: Moluf’s • Hardware: Foxworth Decorative Hardware • Furniture: GDC Home & Palmetto Moon Antiques

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Custom Concrete Countertops

Countertops: GlassECO Surfaces by Fisher Recycling • Tile: Melcer Tile Landscape: Brownswood Nursery

This Space Features: Recycled Glass Countertops in “Stone Crab” • Indigo and Carribean Blue Tile

Photograph by Colin Grey Voigt

GlassECO Surfaces by Fisher Recycling • (843) 554-6099 | glassecosurfaces.com

This Space Features: Reclaimed Wood Cabinetry • Blanco Silgranite

This Space Features: Black Werever Outdoor Cabinets • Fire Magic

Sink • Moen Faucet in Chrome Finish

Echelon Grill • Granite Countertops

“Delicatus White” Granite Countertops

Custom Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances

Countertops: Granite Shop

Outdoor Kitchen & Appliances: Palmetto Outdoor Kitchens

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This Space Features: Fireplace & Pizza Oven with Hickory Mantle • Hardi Siding and Trim • Ipe Custom Grill Enclosure with Poured Concrete Tops • Outdoor Shower

Multi-Purpose Entertainment Space

Builder & Designer: Kalman Construction • Appliances: Swift Appliances Lighting: Rick’s Lighting + Home; Minka • Pool: Heritage Pools, LLC Building Materials: Builders FirstSource

Kalman Construction • (843) 856-0515 | kalmanconstruction.com

This Space Features: Classic Travertine Basketweave Noce Tile • Noce

This Space Features: Dolce Vitta Quartizite Countertop • Honed Finish

Travertine Flooring • Bull Stainless Steel Kitchen Products

Designed for Minimal Seams • Notched End for Easy Cleanup

Outdoor Kitchen with “Sensa Crescent Veil” Granite Countertops

Spacious, Durable Outdoor Dining Area

Builder: Heritage Pools, LLC Designer: Michael Gesmond

Countertop Supplier: Vitoria International

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Low-Maintenance Deck with Outdoor Bar

Builder: Thomas Evans Custom Building and Renovations

This Space Features: Bahama Shutter Deck Protection• Nautical Railing System • Azek Deck

Thomas Evans Custom Building and Renovations • (843) 442-0277 | thomasevansconstruction.com

This Space Features: Vetrazzo “Palladian

This Space Features: Marine-Grade Plywood Cabinetry

Gray” in a Textured Sea Glass Finish • Lynx Grill and Sideburner • Ipe Decking

Stainless Steel Glides and Hinges • Tiled Bar & Privacy Wall

Recycled Glass Countertops Builder: Daly & Sawyer Construction • Architect: MC3 Designs Cabinetry: Disher Cabinets • Countertop Supplier: AGM Imports Tile: Buckhannon Brothers Tile • Appliances and Sinks/Faucets: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery • Lighting: Urban Electric and Carolina Lanterns & Lighting

Strong Outdoor Cabinetry Builder: Carolina Custom Builders • Cabinetry: Advanced Kitchen Designs of Charleston Barstools: For the House: The Barstool Shop

AGM Imports

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Olean Andretti Tile • Tabby Concrete With Savannah Grey Border • Minka Aire Outdoor Fan with Remote in Oil-Rubbed Bronze • Savannah Grey Old World Handmade Brick Used to Build Outdoor Kitchen & Firepit Custom Outdoor Furniture with Custom Cushions Designed for Space • Exposed Galvalume Ceiling with Treated Beams & Purlins Builder: Discovery Development Group • Interior Designer: Lauren Messina Interiors Cabinetry & Hardscape: PJ Sanchez Masonry • Countertops: Granite By Design Lighting: Carolina Lanterns & Lighting • Furniture: Lowcountry Swing Beds • Paint: Paintology Landscape: Charleston Landscape • Building Materials: Buck Lumber & Building Supply

Carolina Lanterns & Lighting • (843) 881-4170 | carolinalanterns.com

This Space Features: Garappa Decking & Kitchen Materials • Isokern Outdoor Fireplace • Flat Screen Television Wolf Grill • Sub-Zero Under Counter Refrigerator

Custom-Built Outdoor Living Space

Builder & Designer: SHELTER Custom-Built Living • Appliances: Wholesale Appliance Center Outdoor Kitchen Design: SHELTER Custom-Built Living • Pool & Hot Tub: Aqua Blue Pools Decking & Kitchen Materials: Buck Lumber & Building Supply • Cable Railing: Buck Lumber & Building Supply • Stone Countertops: Palmetto Surfacing • Home Automation: Sight and Sound

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Custom Architectural & Landscape Lighting

This Space Features: Path Lights Illuminating Foliage & Walkways • Down Lights Enhancing the Outdoor Kitchen • Stair Lights to Brighten the Steps • Up Lights to Showcase the Home’s Architecture

Outdoor Lighting Perspectives • (843) 412-5874 | charleston.outdoorlights.com

This Space Features: Blue Cape Plumbago Spills Over Retaining

This Space Features: Coordinating Stone Features • Patterned Patio

Wall • Masonry Parking Court • Oyster Shell Runoff Capture System for Water Feature

Brickwork • Firepit • Outdoor Fireplace • Dock Access

Professionally Designed Landscaping

Expertly Installed Pavers Pavers: Accubrick

Landscape Design & Installation: DIG Landscape

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Custom Landscaping and Retaining Wall

Landscape Architecture: REMARK Landscape Architecture

This Space Features: Large Planters Filled with Thrillers and Spillers • Pool Deck with Coordinating Sidewalk

REMARK Landscape Architecture • (843) 952-7817 | remarkstudiollc.com

This Space Features: “Plumbago” Purple Flowers • “Red Sister”

This Space Features: Tabby Finish Concrete with Paver Border

Cordyline Fruticosa • “Sunshine” Ligustrum

“Kanjiro” Camellias and “Red Slipper” Azaleas • Concrete Block Retaining Wall for Multi-Level Space • Cable-Rail Deck

Dramatic Water Feature with Vivid Surrounding Plants

Design and Installation of Plants and Hardscaping

Water Feature Design & Installation: HLG Growers

Deck, Hardscape, Plants, Landscape Design & Installation: Stacks Nursery

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Complete Landscape & Hardscape Installation

Landscaping: Charleston Landscape

This Space Features: Geometric Shaped Pavers • Pebblestone Fillers • Pergola • Water Feature within Pond

Charleston Landscape • (843) 296-7592 | charlestonlandscape.net

This Space Features: Belgard Cambridge Cobble Three-Piece Paver in

This Space Features: Liquid Fertilization for Trees & Shrubs

“Cobble Blend” • Belgard Lafitt Tandem Wall & Columns in “River Street”

Residential Tree & Shrub Pruning Services • Insect Control Programs Green Service Options

Multi-Path Pavers & Stone Walls Designer: Debbie Jones of Just Hardscape & Design • Hardscape: Just Hardscape & Design

Arbor Maintenance & Pest Control Tree Maintenance: Schneider Tree Care

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Modern Seamless Glass Railing & Infinity Edge Pool

This Space Features: Builder: Sifly Homes Glass Railing: Century Glass

Custom-Designed Handrail System with Low-Iron Glass for Optimum Transparency

Century Glass • (843) 614-4628 | centuryglasssc.com

This Space Features: Waterfall Fountain • Silver Travertine Patio

Poolside Grill Cabana with Water Feature

This Space Features: Lime-Washed Stucco • Bluestone and Limestone Pavers

Pool House Addition to Historic Downtown Home

Builder: Rhodes Residential Builders Countertop Supplier: GlassECO Surfaces

by Fisher Recycling Pool: Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa

Builder: Tupper Builders • Pool House Architect: Glenn Keyes Architects Hardscape: The Stonemeister • Landscape Design: Sheila Wermiter and Associates • Landscape: Ables Landscapes • Pool: Aqua Blue Pools Paint Contractor: Koozer Painting • Paint: Spectrum Paints

Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa

Koozer Painting

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This Space Features: Copper Scupper Waterfalls in Stacked Stone Veneer Wall • Ipe Decking • Elevated Privacy Wall Custom Outdoor High-Back HDPE Wicker Furniture and Cushions in “Fieldstone” from Captiva Collection

Pool Deck & Screened Porch Add-On

Builder: Harper Construction • Architect: Richard Neville • Lighting: Rick’s Lighting + Home; Volt • Fireplace: Williams-Smith • Landscape: Sunnyside • Pool: Aqua Blue Pools Furniture: Palm Casual and Arhaus • Building Materials: Buck Lumber & Building Supply

Photograph by Colin Grey Voigt

Harper Construction • (843) 737-4745 | chrisharperconstruction.com Aqua Blue Pools • (843) 767-POOL | aquabluepools.net Buck Lumber & Building Supply • (843) 795-0150 | bucklumber.com

This Space Features: Fire and Water Concrete Bowls • Custom

This Space Features: Pool with Custom Spa • Patterned Decking

Copper Scuppers • Stone-Look Porcelain Tile Wall

Tilework • Outdoor Living Oriented Towards Views • Dock Access

Elevated Pool Wall with Waterfall Feature

Architect Designed Renovation & Addition

Pool: Blue Haven Pools

Builder: Terry Hoff Construction • Architect: Spivey Architects, Inc. Cabinetry: William C. Pritchard Co. • Countertop Supplier: Palmetto Surfacing • Flooring: Lowcountry Flooring • Tile Installation: Reynolds Tile • Appliances: Signature Appliances • Windows: Andersen

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Renovated Double Story Porches

Builder: Classic Remodeling & Construction • Doors & Columns: MW Millworks

This Space Features: Ipe Flooring • Beadboard Porch • Ceiling in “PIazza Blue” • Sapele Screen Doors with Transom • Copper Screens

Classic Remodeling & Construction • (843) 763-3297 | classicremodeling.com

This Space Features: Geometric Custom Spa Tub & Pool • Designed to

This Space Features: Teak Table and Chairs • Spectrum Outdoor

Adhere to Setbacks • Nautical Cable Railing for Clear Views • Ipe Decking • French Doors Leading to Master Bedroom • Seating for Seven

Paint in “Snow White” • Stained and Pressure-Treated Pine Cabinetry Dark Gray Leathered Stone

Architect Designed Unification of Pool & Living Spaces Builder: Aries Home Builders • Interior Designer: Fowler Interiors Landscape Design: Outdoor Spatial Design • Pool: Aqua Blue Pools

Vinyet Architecture (843) 619-7662 | vin-yet.com

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Modern Outdoor Dining Area

Builder: Alka Construction • Architect: BJ Barnes Design • Interior Designer: Lauren Sanchez • Cabinetry: Cabaret Cabinetry • Appliances: Fireside Outdoor Kitchen & Grills • Lighting: Restoration Hardware • Accessories: Lyndon Leigh • Landscape: Green Grass Landscape • Pool: Meadows Pool & Spa Building Materials: Buck Lumber & Building Supply

Fulton Neighborhood (843) 881-6142 | fultoncharleston.com

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Lowcountry This Space Features: Noce Travertine Decking James Hardie-Harding Shingle Siding Three Porches • Pool Fountain Features • Screened-In Outdoor Dining Room

Custom-Built House & Outdoor Living Area

Builder: Max G. Crosby Construction Co., Inc. • Architect: Clarke Design Group Interior Designer: Widney Pierson • Appliances & Lighting: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery • Hardscape: Blue Haven Pools • Landscape: McComb Landscaping Pool: Blue Haven Pools • Building Materials: James Hardie

Max G. Crosby Construction Co., Inc. • (843) 766-9976 | maxcrosbyconstruction.com

This Space Features: No. 1 Pressure Treated Decking Material

This Space Features: Zuri Decking • 25-Year Warranty • Heat, Fade &

Fire Kettle by Ohio Flame • Fiber-Built Umbrella (Benefit: Good For High-Wind Areas)

Stain Resistant • Outdoor Railing System • Exterior Lighting

Screened Porch, Deck, and Garden Addition

Durable, Low-Maintenence, Custom Decking

Builder and Designer: Just Additions & Remodeling • Lighting: Low Voltage Professionals • Paint: Olympic Elite • Umbrella: Palm Casual

Decking Materials: Source Consulting

Just Additions & Remodeling

Source Consulting

(843) 352-7341 | justadditions.com

(843) 352-4280 | sourceconsultingllc.com

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Bluestone Decking and Coping Sapele Mahogany Exterior Doors

Optimized Luxurious Outdoor Living Spaces

Builder: Phillip W. Smith General Contractor • Architect & Interior Designer: Herlong Architects • Decking: AB Evans Concrete & Hauling • Pool: Lowcountry Custom Construction

Phillip W. Smith General Contractor • (843) 881-9828 | phillipsmithcontractor.com

This Space Features: Biscayne Patio Set • 48” Fire Table with Drink

This Space Features: Distressed Wood Tile Top • Cedar Base

Ledge • Chaise Lounge with Wheels • Customizable Cushions • Cast Aluminum Frame in “Oil-Rubbed Vintage” • Sunbrella Fabrics

Long Lasting Customizable Outdoor Patio Set Patio Furniture & Firepit: Palm Casual

Outdoor Greatroom Vintage Linear 42" Fire Table Fire Table: M&M Oil and Propane

Palm Casual

M&M Oil and Propane

(843) 881-0041 | palmcasual.com

(843) 402-7790 | mmoilandpropaneinc.com

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Photograph by Julia Lynn Photography

This Space Features:

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Lowcountry This Space Features: Ipe Decking Custom-Tiered Pool Outdoor Living Room Chaises for Poolside Lounging Rooftop Deck

Custom-Built Pool Deck & Outdoor Living Space

Builder: Priester’s Custom Contracting • Pool: Aqua Blue Pools • Cable Rail: Coastal Railing • Decking Materials: Liberty Cedar • Building Materials: Southern Lumber & Millwork • Furniture: Pottery Barn

Priester’s Custom Contracting • (843) 200-8495 | priestercustomhomes.com

This Space Features: Custom Siding • Unique Brackets • Detailed Soffits

This Space Features: Morazzi Urban District Tile in “Downtown”

Ipe Decking • Marine-Grade Cable Railing

Color • American Olean Andretti Tile in Covered Porch

Custom-Built Pool House Using High-Quality Materials

Indoor-Outdoor Floor Tile

Builder: Phillip W. Smith General Contractor Building Supplies: Southern Lumber & Millwork

Flooring: Carpet Baggers Carpet One

Southern Lumber & Millwork

Carpet Baggers Carpet One

(843) 744-6281 | southernlumbermillwork.com

(843) 571-0013 | carpet-baggers.com

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This Space Features: 12x24 Himachal White Patio Stone Shiplap Ceiling Natural Stone Accents

Custom Tile Flooring & Fireplace Surround

Photograph by Colin Grey Voigt

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Builder: Tiller Construction • Architect: Julie O’Connor of American Venacular • Tile: Palmetto Tile Distributors • Cabinetry: Hostetler Custom Cabinetry • Countertop Fabricator: Palmetto Surfacing • Countertop Supplier: Vitoria International • Appliances, Sinks/Faucets: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery • Home Automation: Southeaston Systems • Hardscape: Highmarsh Landscape Contractors • Building Materials: Buck Lumber & Building Supply

Photograph by Holger Obenaus

Palmetto Tile Distributors • (843) 266-8700 | palmettotile.com

This Space Features: Outdoor Rug by Jaipur Living • Sunbrella, Out-

This Space Features: Old Carolina Brick Wood Burning Fireplace

dura, Tempotest, and Bella Dura Outdoor Fabric for Custom Pillows

Views of Wando River • Pool & Deck Access • Ipe Decking Cable Rails • Custom Copper Lanterns

Custom Outdoor Pillows

Custom Deep Water View Focused Space

Pillows and Rugs: Aiden Fabrics Interior Designer: Kimberly Tall of Aiden Fabrics • Outdoor Furniture: Summer Classics

Builder: Structures Building Company • Architect: Beau Clowney Interior Designer: Regina Garcia Design • Lighting: Carolina Lanterns & Lighting • Pool: Aqua Blue Pools

Aiden Fabrics

Structures Building Company

(843) 216-0008 | aidenfabrics.com

(843) 856-6901 | structures.net

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“Full View” Glass Garage Door

by CHI Overhead Doors • “Wimborne White” Paint by Farrow & Ball

Pool House Garage Door Accent

Builder: Collard Greens Construction • Architect and Interior Designer: PWD Architecture Interior Designer: Patti Wilbourne • Tile: Peacock Pavers • Lighting: Rejuvenation Furniture: Janus et Cie • Landscape: High Marsh • Pool: Aqua Blue Pools Building Materials: Board & Batten • Garage Door: All About Garage Doors

Photograph by Colin Grey Voigt

All About Garage Doors • (843) 832- 4304 | aagdcharleston.com

This Space Features: Select Blue Stone Tiles with Matching Trim

This Space Features: Custom Sunbrella Fabric Cushions

Diagonal Tile Installation • Covered Porch • Haint Blue Ceiling

Vinyl All-Weather Wicker High-Back Rockers and Chairs Hand-Created Mosaic Accent Tables

Elegantly Upgraded Stone Tile Work Builder: Richard Marks Restorations • Tile Sourcing & Installation: Lowcountry Tile Contractors

Lowcountry Front Porch Perfection Backyard Retreats (843) 856-0049

Lowcountry Tile Contractors

backyardretreatsinc.com

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Pretty & Practical Outdoor Living Design

This Space Features: Builder: Coleman Builders Architect: Sandlapper Design Group

Protective, Yet Decorative, Shutters Precise Use of Architectural Lines

Sandlapper Design Group • (843) 882-8067 | sandlapperdesigngroup.com

This Space Features: Walnut Patina Finish Fixtures

This Space Features: Silver Travertine Flooring • Custom Copper

with Clear Beveled Glass

Star Pendant Lights • Custom Parsons Bar Table • Modern Finishes Focus on Views

Matching Wall Sconces with Patina Finished Pendant Light Charleston Lighting & Interiors (843) 766-3055 | charlestonlightingandinteriors.com

Interior Designer Planned Outdoor Dining Area Builder: Carson Homes • Architect: Jerry DeWitt • Interior Designer: Shay Simpson of Riverside Designers • Lighting: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery • Furniture: Riverside Designers Pool: Aqua Blue Pools • Bar Table: Carolina Hanging Beds

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French Bistro Décor & Design

This Space Features: Dash & Albert Outdoor Rugs Vietre “Drop” Tumblers and Pitcher Outdoor Sofa and Chairs from Summer Classics

Photo Courtesy of Hinkley Lighting

GDC Home • (843) 849-0711 | gdchome.com

Builder: JacksonBuilt Custom Homes Interior Designer: Deirdre Stevens Design • Lighting: Circa Lighting Furniture & Accessories: GDC Home and Hyam’s Garden Center

This Space Features: "Carson" Pendants and Sconces by Hinkley

This Space Features: Screened-in Porch with Golf Course View

Lighting • Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish • Coordinating Lighting Fixtures

Double Front Porch • Outdoor Ceiling Fans

Indoor & Outdoor Pendants and Sconces

Spacious Double Front & Screened-In Porches

Lighting: Rick’s Lighting + Home

Rick’s Lighting + Home (843) 763-2282 | rickslighting.com

Builder: America's Home Place

America’s Home Place (843) 824-2174 | americashomeplace.com

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Custom-Built Screen Porch

Builder: JacksonBuilt Custom Homes • Architect: Clarke Design Group • Interior Designer: Allison Casper and Caroline deVlaming Farrior • Lighting: Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery

This Space Features: V-Groove Pine Ceiling with English • Chestnut Stain Reclaimed Beam Mantle by Reclaimed Designworks Old Savannah Brick by Cherokee • Mahogany Doors with Bistro Walnut Stain • Brazillian Hardwood Decking

JacksonBuilt Custom Homes • (843) 936-6897 | jacksonbuilthomes.com

This Space Features: Built-in Cup Holder • Reclaimed Barnwood

This Space Features: Sun and Rain Protection • Cool Down

Smooth White Finish

Motorized Screens Provide Bug Protection • Temperature Controlled Mist System • Skylights, Can Lights, and LED Lights Drop Down Movie Screen

Swinging Daybed & Comfortable Cushions Hanging Bed: Salt Wood Co.

Liferoom’s Convertible Sunroom-to-Porch Addition

Salt Wood Co.

Sunroom: Express Sunrooms

(843) 714-1850 | saltwoodco.com

Express Sunrooms (843) 501-0036 | expresssunrooms.com

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Photograph by Patrick Brickman

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Attentively Assembled Antique Decor

Builder: Bob Leonard of Leonard Luxury Homes Decor & Accessories: Palmetto Moon Antiques Stone Fireplace: Paverscape • Hanging Bed: Bob Leonard • Countertops: Stonehenge Marble and Granite

Specifically Sourced Antique Pieces Hidden Wall-Mounted Television Stacked Stone Fireplace • Hanging Daybed • Outdoor Kitchen with Big Green Egg

Photograph by Colin Grey Voigt

Photograph by Patrick Brickman

Palmetto Moon Antiques • (843) 856-1881 | pmoonantiques.com

This Space Features:

This Space Features: Triple View of the Bohicket River, Captain Sams

This Space Features: Gable Style Screened in Patio for

Spit, & the Atlantic Ocean • Firewood Storage Next to FireRock Fireplace

Optimizing Views • Weather Resistent Rug & Cushions

Architect Designed Space with Stone Fireplace

Picturesque Custom Screen Room

Builder: Byrd Builders • Architect: Christopher Rose Architects • Interior Designer: Haute Design • Landscape: Glen Gardner Landscape Architect

Screened Porch: Special Additions Couch and Rug: Backyard Retreats

Christopher Rose Architects

Special Additions

(843) 559-7670 | chrisrosearchitects.com

(843) 851-2303 | specialadditionsinc.com

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Lowcountry This Space Features: Living Spaces Angled Towards Views Custom Stucco Fireplace with Reclaimed Wood Mantle• Detailed Ceiling Treatment • Two-Floor Covered Deck with Gazebo Element • Vaulted-Ceilings on Second Story Porch

Architect-Designed, Custom-Built Back Porch

Builder: Lowcountry Premier Custom Homes Architect: Vinyet Architecture Interior Designer: Shay Simpson of Riverside Designers

Lowcountry Premier Custom Homes • (843) 881-3930 | lowcountrypremiercustomhomes.com

This Space Features: Sunshine Yellow Adirondack Chairs • Door Color

This Space Features: Durable Materials for Outdoor Dining Set

in “Hauge Blue” from Farrow & Ball • Custom Floor Lantern Shape “Pure White” Siding Paint from Sherwin-Williams

Sun Loungers with Thick Cushions

Brightly Colored Porch Furniture Builder: Lee Blackmon of Southeastern Custom Homes • Interior Designer: Domain Interiors & Design • Lighting: Carolina Lanterns & Lighting • Furniture: Leisure Depot • Paint: Sherwin-Williams

10-Foot Teak Table & Folding Chairs Outdoor Teak Furniture: OutSide is In

Domain Interiors & Design

OutSide is In

(843) 388-0328 | domainmtp.com

(843) 718-7181 | outdoor-furniture-fabric.com

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Efficient • Versatile • Durable • Affordable

Call 843-296-1698 for a free estimate

www.monkeybarstorage.com

GARAGE STORAGE SYSTEMS

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Custom-Built Screen Porch

Builder: Coastal Design Builders • Flooring: Pro Source Lighting: Charleston Lighting and Interiors • Windows & Building Material: Buck Lumber & Building Supply Paint: VMS Paint Co. • Pool: Clear Blue Pools

This Space Features: 4 Sliding Glass Doors Lead to Porch Vaulted Living Room Ceiling Transitions to Vaulted Porch Ceiling

Photograph by Andrew Cebulka of Heirloom Creative

Coastal Design Builders • (843) 300-9383 | coastaldesignbuilders.com

This Space Features: “Boardwalk Myrtle Beach” Wood-Look Tile on

This Space Features: Beaded Ceiling Panels • Historic Color

Fireplace and Flooring • EZE BREEZE Sunroom Windows

Paint in “Piazza Blue”

Custom Designed Fireplace & Porch

Screened Porch Fitted with “Screen Tight” System

Builder: New Leaf Builders Designer: Crosby Creations Home Designs Interior Designer: Karoline Kable

Builder: Grayhawk Homes of SC Building Supplies: Maner Builders Supply Paint: Sherwin-Williams

Crosby Creations Home Designs

Grayhawk Homes of SC

(843) 514-7354 | crosby-creations.com

(843) 990-9347 | grayhawkhomesinc.com

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The Proven Home Coating System

Looks like rich, fresh paint with a 25 year transferable warranty.

GREEN

PRODUCT

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Palmetto Ceramic Coatings, LLC paint does not stop moisture, cracking, rot, and the damaging rays of the sun. add protection and beauty to your home with rhino Shield –

The Permanent Protective Coating • We repair damaged & rotten Wood • 3m CeramiC SaVeS energY • 8-10 timeS tHiCKer tHan paint • WaterprooF & BreatHaBLe • Won’t CHip, CraCK, peeL or BLiSter • BondS to Wood, StUCCo, and HardipLanK SUrFaCeS Call for a free estimate or more information

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Lowcountry This Space Features: Outdoor Speakers in Every Corner Flat Screen Television • Seating for Six • Shiplap Treatments on Fireplace & Ceiling • Audio & Lighting Control with Smart Devices

Outdoor Speakers & Television QEI Security & Technology • 1 (844) 734-7233 | QEIsecurity.com

Home Automation: QEI Security & Technology Builder: Naramore Construction Architect: SLC Architects Landscape: REMARK Landscape Architecture Lighting: Charleston Lighting and Interiors

This Space Features: Available in a Variety of Options • Half-Inch Thick

This Space Features: Proprietary Blend of All-Natural Oils • Adjustable

Pieces Feature Deep Grooves & Keyways for Textured Look • Sierra Premium Shake Siding

Spraying Schedule • Safe Around Pets & Children • Digitally Monitored

Durable Shake Siding

Residential Mosquito & Tick Control

Fiber Cement Siding: Nichiha USA

Pest Control Services: Mostquito Shield

Nichiha USA (866) 424-4421 | nichiha.com

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Mosquito Shield (854) 444-2667 | moshield.com

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Bahama Shutters for Privacy & Protection

This Space Features: Shutter Installation: Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters

Shutters Available in Customizable Options Aluminum Alloy • Component Shutters • Fully Operable Louvers • Outdoor Kitchen with Pizza Oven

Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters • (843) 822-5519 | lowcountryshutters.com

This Space Features: Comes in 14 ScratchGuard Protected Colors

This Space Features: Quick Response to Problems • No Poisons Used

20 Percent Thicker than Conventional Gutters

Subtle Vehicles for Discrete Service

Clog-Free Gutter System

Critter-Friendly Pest Removal

Gutter System: LeafGuard Lowcountry

Pest Removal and Exclusion: Mr. Critter

LeafGuard Lowcountry

Mr. Critter

(843) 376-5261 | 1800leafguard.com

(843) 205-0551 | peacefulpestcontrol.com

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Solar Panel Addition with Enphase Monitoring System Southern Current • (843) 277-2090 | southerncurrentllc.com

This Space Features: Builder: Southern Structures Solar Panels: Southern Current

Digital Monitoring of Solar Panel Status • Seamless Addition to Existing Panels • Upgraded to Nearly 10 kW DC During Peak Solar Production

This Space Features: Twelve Speakers: Six Facing the Ocean, Six

This Space Features: Customizable Gnat & Mosquito Control Plans

Facing the Home • Hidden Subwoofers • Speakers Discretely Hidden in Landscape

Termite Control Services • Quarterly Options Available

Builder : RM Buck • Architect & Interior Designer: Anderson Studio of Architecture and Design • Whole Home Automation : Audio Warehouse

Pest Control: Palmetto Exterminators & Palmetto Mosquito Control

All-Weather Speaker System

Audio Warehouse (843) 571-0535 | theaudiowarehouse.com

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Mosquito & Pest Control Treatment Options Palmetto Exterminators & Palmetto Mosquito Control (843) 766-9701 palmettomosquitocontrol.com

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Ceramic Coating Exterior with Multiple Paint Colors

This Space Features: Ceramic Coating: Rhino Shield

Variety of Colorful Coated Surfaces UV Resistant Exterior Coverage Covered Porch • 25-Year Warranty

Rhino Shield • (843) 884-1992 | rhinoshieldsc.com

This Space Features: MiraTEC Trim by JELD-WEN • Resistant to

This Space Features: Proprietary Blend of All-Natural Oils

Moisture, Rot & Termites • Comes in 16’ Lengths • Available Reversible with Clear, Cedar Woodgrain Texture on One Side & Smooth Surface on Opposite Side

Adjustable Spraying Schedule

Low Maintenance Exterior Trim

Installed Mosquito Misting System

Trim Work: MiraTEC by JELD-WEN

Mosquito Control System: Mosquito Nix

MiraTEC

Mosquito Nix

1-800-255-0785 | miratectrim.com

(854) 444-2667 | mosquitonixcharleston.com

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Custom Wooden Privacy Fencing

Fencing: Maner Builders Supply Co.

This Space Features: Board-on-Board Privacy Fence • #1 Appearance Grade Lumber • Pressure-Treated Base for Added Durability and Copper Caps

Maner Builders Supply Co. • (843) 552-0242 | manersc.com

This Space Features: Pest Control Spray • Green Options Available

This Space Features: Reclaimed Brick Foundation • All-New

Outside & Inside Treatment Options

Vinyl Siding • Painted Brick Column Bases

Residential Pest Control Treatment

Porch Addition and Exterior Remodel

Pest Control: Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control

Remodeler: 1st Class Painting & Restoration

Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control (843) 766-8298 | ledfordspestcontrol.com

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1st Class Painting & Restoration (843) 324-6006 1stclasscharleston.com

This Space Features: Large Black Slate Tile • Exterior Copper Gas Lanterns

Slate Front Porch Builder: SHELTER Custom-Built Living • Architect: Heather Wilson Tile: Buckhannon Brothers Tile • Lighting: Carolina Lanterns & Lighting • Windows: JELD-WEN

Buckhannon Brothers Tile (843) 881-8911 | buckhannonbrothers.com

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Geometric Patterned Rug 4

Outdoor Copper Lanterns 5

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Reclaimed Firewood Box

Outdoor Chair with Lumbar Pillow 6

Ceramic Octopus Stool

Industrial-Grade Garage Floor

These Products Can be Found at:

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Durable Exterior Trim 9

Stone Deck Tile

Indoor / Outdoor Pillow

1 Coralberry Cottage

2 Rick’s Lighting + Home

3 Lyndon Leigh

4 Carolina Flooring Specialists

5 Charleston Lamp Company

6 MiraTEC by JELD-WEN

7 Farris Woodworks

8 Palmetto Tile Distributors

9 Domain Interiors & Design

(843) 884-2225 coralberrycottage.com

(843) 725-8502 carolinaflooringspecialists.com

(843) 830-6353

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(843) 763-2282 rickslighting.com

(843) 763-9150 charlestonlampcompany.com

(843) 266-8700 palmettotile.com

(843) 352-7359 shopcandelabra.com

(800) 255-0785 miratectrim.com

(843) 388-0328 domainmtp.com

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“ODL Koi” in Turquoise 4

Ipe Decking 5

Composite Adirondack Rocker 7

Chinook Wood Orb 8

Diamond Cage Pendant Light These Products Can be Found at:

3

Select Blue Stone

Green Rattan Lantern 6

Lifted, Vertical Bike Storage 9

Tin Drink Cooler

1 Aiden Fabrics

2 Southern Lumber & Millwork

3 Antiques Market

4 Palm Casual

5 Lyndon Leigh

6 Lowcountry Monkey Bars

7 Aamsco Lighting

8 Lowcountry Tile Contractors

9 Next To New

(843) 216-0008 aidenfabrics.com

(843) 881-0041 palmcasual.com

(800) 221-9092 aamsco.com

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(843) 744-6281 southernlumbermillwork.com

(843) 352-7359 shopcandelabra.com

(843) 763-2161 lowcountrytilecontractors.com

(843) 849-8850 antiquesmarketmall.com

(843) 296-1698 monkeybarstorage.com

(843) 606-2715 nextonewsc.com

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VintageWood Series Siding in Redwood 4

In-Ground Outdoor Speaker 5

Individual Shingle Protective Coating 7

Teak Lazy Chair 8

Reclaimed Wood Table These Products Can be Found at:

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Custom Wood Fencing

Gold Lantern 6

Umbrella and Lounging Chairs 9

White Washed Ceramic Vase

1 Nichiha USA

2 NextGen Technologies

3 GDC Home

4 Carolina Machine Finishing

5 OutSide is In

6 Backyard Retreats

7 Salt Wood Co.

8 Maner Builders Supply Co.

9 Palmetto Moon Antiques

(866) 424-4421 nichiha.com

(843) 760-0029 cmfprefinish.com

(843) 714-1850 saltwoodco.com

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(843) 871-8531 nextgenusa.com

(843) 718-7181 outdoor-furniture-fabric.com

(843) 552-0242 manersc.com

(843) 571-5142 gdchome.com

(843) 856-0049 backyardretreatsinc.com

(843) 856-1881 pmoonantiques.com

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Outdoor Rug 4

Outdoor Shower System in “Rustic Nickel” 5

Bar, Barstool & Decor 7

1 Floor Coverings International

Decorative Tin Tiles 6

Agave Plant & Planter 8

Mahogany Rocker These Products Can be Found at:

3

Wolf Grill & Sideburner

PVC Decking 9

CBK Inspired Home Towel Hooks

2 Moluf’s

3 Palmetto Moon Antiques

4 Coralberry Cottage

5 Steven Shell Living

6 Source Consulting

7 My Rooms Furniture Gallery

8 Ferguson Bath, Kitchen &

9 MW Hunter Custom Interiors

of Charleston

(843) 695-7801 charleston.floorcoveringsinternational.com (843) 884-2225 coralberrycottage.com

(800) 338-8534 myroomsfurnituregallery.com

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(843) 723-4881 molufs.com

(843) 216-3900 stevenshellliving.com

Lighting Gallery

(843) 747-6301 fergusonshowrooms.com

(843) 856-1881 pmoonantiques.com

(843) 352-4280 sourceconsultingllc.com

(843) 556-4939 mwhinteriordesign.com

Changing Lives ... One Meal at a Time!

4129 United Avenue, Mount Dora, FL, 32757 Phone: 800-800-2850 www.kitchencraftcookware.com Since 1906

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Kubu Chair with Faux Down Plush Plume Maine & Riviera Bliss Pillows 4

Supercast Concrete Outdoor Greatroom Fire Bowls 5

Mosaic Tile Backsplash 7

Bar-Height Adirondack Chair & Table Set 8

Protective Exterior Door Finish These Products Can be Found at:

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All-Weather Custom Stone Engraving

Corkcicle Tumbler 6

Sunbrella’s “Madori Indigo” Fabric 9

Wicker Bar Cart

1 Steven Shell Living

2 M&M Oil and Propane

3 MW Hunter Custom Interiors

4 Melcer Tile

5 For the House: The Barstool Shop

6 Palm Casual

7 NHance Wood Renewal

8 Stellar Engraving

9 Terrace Oaks Antiques

(843) 216-3900 stevenshellliving.com

(843) 744-5345 melcertile.com

(843) 822-5939 nhance.com/charleston

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(843) 402-7790 mmoilandpropaneinc.com

(843) 881-7073 thebarstoolshop.com

(843) 795-6680 stellarengraving.com

(843) 556-4939 mwhinteriordesign.com

(843) 881-0041 palmcasual.com

(843) 795-9689 terraceoaksantiques.com

Banish Pesky Pests

These Common Critters are Lurking in the Lowcountry

M

ost houseguests bring joy and fun—so long as they receive an invitation first and don’t wear out their welcome. However, when uninvited guests show up, like the many pests that are native to the Lowcountry you should call in the professionals. Snakes, mosquitoes, and spiders can be hazardous to your health, and other creatures like termites, raccoons, and Japanese

beetles can damage your home and landscaping.

There is no time to waste when you need help clearing your home and yard of invaders. Many humane, discrete, and environmentally-friendly options are available. Browse through the pages of this feature to find local professionals who can help you rid your home of unwanted pests (of the insect and critter variety—not family and friends).

Help see nightime creatures with landscape lighting from Outdoor Lighting Perspectives.

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ERADICATING INVADERS Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control is a family owned and operated company that has serviced the Lowcountry and beyond for over 42 years. While all technicians receive extensive training, some even offer over 20 years of experience in the industry and with Ledford's. This business combats termites as well as mosquitoes and other pests. They can do soil treatments, vapor barriers, ventilation work, and give wood infestation reports.

SAME DAY SERVICE? YES-as often as possible

WHAT CUSTOMIZABLE OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PRODUCT/SERVICE? Ledford's performs crack and crevice treatment for inside of their home. Perimeter only options are available by request.

Low-risk and organic options are available as well.

WHY ARE LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS SO HAZARDOUS? Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control can combat subterranean termites that can yield extensive damage in a short period of time. Minimize your exposure to viruses and diseases carried by various insects and rodents by protecting your home.

WHICH SEASONS ARE YOUR SERVICES BEST SUITED FOR AND WHY? With the Lowcountry’s warm climate year round, Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control can be used during all four seasons.

Prevention plans are available as needed, monthly, or quarterly to accomodate your pest control needs.

For more information, call Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control at (843) 766-8298 or visit ledfordspestcontrol.com.

TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS: Move firewood and any other wood, like scrap lumber, away from your house. Untreated wood around your house acts as bait and attracts termites.

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PEST PROTECTION

Mosquito Shield is a residential mosquito control company that adjusts and customizes your coverage based on your needs, weather patterns, and the current status of the mosquito population. This company uses a proprietary blend of all-natural oils to combat unwanted pests. The professionals at Mosquito Shield have over 16 years of mosquito and tick control experience and offer a money back guarantee.

SAME DAY SERVICE? Within 3 business days

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY? The spray has been specifically designed to target mosquitoes and ticks without any ill effects on birds or mammals.

BENEFITS OF USING THIS PRODUCT? Homeowners can spend more time outside without being bothered by fleas and ticks.

WHY ARE LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS SO HAZARDOUS? Mosquito Shield helps to squash the pests that are carrying diseases like Zika, West Nile virus, and Lyme disease.

WHICH SEASONS ARE YOUR SERVICES BEST SUITED FOR AND WHY? April through November are target months for Mosquito Shield; residential services can be altered based on a compilation of several factors.

For more information, call Mosquito Shield at (854) 444-2667 or visit moshield.com.

TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS: Ensure there is adequate drainage around your home and leave no standing water because pests need a water source to thrive.

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MosquitoNix has over ten years of experience fighting off mosquitoes in an innovative fashion. The team of Mosquito Control Specialists help to keep these flying pests at bay with their misting systems. With a dedication to helping customers enjoy their outdoor spaces in a pest-free environment, the professionals at MosquitoNix assist homeowners to develop a built-in misting system that works best for your home.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY? Yes. The biodegradable, non-toxic products used by MosquitoNix are EPA approved and come from plant extracts. This system is safe around children and pets.

WHAT CUSTOMIZABLE OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PRODUCT/SERVICE? Since each home is different, different arrangements must be made for the installation.

WHY ARE LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS SO HAZARDOUS? Mosquitoes can carry many of the diseases that you hear about on the news like Zika as well as lesser spoken of diseases that harm your four-legged family members. Dog heartworms can be spread from host to host via mosquitoes.

WHICH SEASONS ARE YOUR SERVICES BEST SUITED FOR AND WHY? After the installation of your misting system, you can use it any time of the year. Mosquitoes tend to be more active during warmer months, but here in Charleston, it tends to stay warm quite often.

For more information, call MosquitoNix at (843) 619-3033 or visit mosquitonixcharleston.com.

TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS: Keep your yard maintained because pests love to nestle into lawn debris, fallen vegetation, and even clogged gutters.

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R A C C O O N S Listen out for scratching noises because these masked friends will get into your home to seek shelter. These scavengers also like to rummage through trash bins and will hunt for safety in populated areas. In the fall, raccoons are looking for a comfortable place to live and might choose your home! Raccoons are most active at night and early mornings.

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CATCHING CRITTERS

Mr. Critter prides itself on being able to remove a variety animals, such as oppossums, squirrels, snakes, and more, from unwanted spaces in a humane fashion. The owner’s own extensive experience in the industry has helped him to train his team with skilled practices. Wildlife removal and exclusion (prevention) are two avenues of this Lowcountry business. As part of their services, Mr. Critter will pinpoint entry spots around your house as small as your thumb to prevent pests from getting into your home.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY? Being environmentally friendly is a cornerstone of Mr. Critter. This business operates as a no kill and no poison establishment.

SAME DAY SERVICE? Yes! For both the homeowner and the animal, the team at Mr. Critter wants to get in there as soon as possible.

WHY ARE LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS SO HAZARDOUS? Since this Lowcountry business deals with snakes, spiders, rats, mice, alligators, and more, a variety of hazards are associated with the critters they remove. Venomous snakes, poisonous spiders, and rodent droppings can all be a problem.

WHICH SEASONS ARE YOUR SERVICES BEST SUITED FOR AND WHY? While available year round, the Mr. Critter team is busiest in the spring and fall months. In the spring, critters are reproducing and looking for homes and in the fall, animals are seeking protection from the elements; often times these pests will choose residential houses as their new dwelling.

For more information, call Mr. Critter at (843) 205-0551 or visit peacefulpestcontrol.com

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Many varieties of insects and bugs thrive in the Lowcountry; even varieties that aren’t native to the area find the climate to be favorable. After mild winters, these pests are known to be even worse because not as many die off due to the cold. Gypsy moths, Palmetto bugs, and Japanese beetles are just a few of the many, many insects that can invade your home, shred your garden, and annoy you and your pets.

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ELIMINATE IRRITANTS

The team at Palmetto Mosquito Control, partnering with Palmetto Exterminators, was the first company in the Lowcountry to offer mosquito and "no-seeum" control options to consumers. This family-owned business offers a variety of options including barrier treatments, customized misting systems and special event treatments. The team of techs evaluates many factors of your home and neighborhood to best develop a plan for your individual situation.

SPECIAL CARE The technicians are careful to avoid edible vegetation, Koi ponds, and other sensitive areas when spraying.

SPRAY PROCESS After an inspection of your property, a surface spray will be put down in targeted areas. Next, a mosquito fogger will be used in areas where mosquitoes like to hide and breed. A larvacide is used during spraying to combat breeding mosquitoes as well.

WHY ARE LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS SO HAZARDOUS? Yellow fever, Malaria, Zika, and West Nile virus are all associated with mosquitoes.

WHICH SEASONS ARE YOUR SERVICES BEST SUITED FOR AND WHY? The warmer months are when people tend to spend most of their time outside, which happens to coincide with mosquito season. While these pests can be present throughout the year, it is during this time when homeowners want to be outside that the need for pest control is the greatest.

For more information, call Palmetto Mosquito Control at (843) 766-9701 or visit palmettomosquitocontrol.com.

TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS: Inspect around your home after it rains to spot any standing water where mosquitoes can breed.

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M O S Q U I T O E S Mosquitoes like to breed near ponds, canals, stagnant water, and wetlands. It doesn’t take much standing water for mosquitoes to breed so long as they have access to fresh air. This flying pest can carry diseases like Zika, the West Nile Virus, and dog heartworm. Even though different species of mosquitoes bite at different times of the day, the afternoon is your best bet at attempting to avoid them.

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When you select these colors, a portion of the proceeds supports the ongoing preservation projects of the Historic Charleston Foundation.

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ARBOR ASSISTANCE

Schneider Tree Care offers a variety of options for tree and shrub care throughout the Carolinas.

One area of expertise is plant pest control. Trees and shrubs can become inundated quickly, and the professionals with this company can treat and prevent further infestations.

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY? Professional spray options are kinder to friendly insects and animals than many at-home solutions.

BENEFITS OF USING THIS PRODUCT? Utilizing the products and services associated with Schneider Tree Care can help protect the financial investments you’ve made with your landscaping and help ensure the longevity of your trees and plants, not to mention keeping creepy pests away from you and your family.

WHY ARE LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS SO HAZARDOUS? Pests can destroy your plant life. Avoid having to remove or severely trim back your trees and shrubbery by warding them off to begin with.

WHICH SEASONS ARE YOUR SERVICES BEST SUITED FOR AND WHY? Pest control and prevention can be a year round effort.

Often by the time a pest grabs your attention it already has a strong foothold in your yard.

For more information, call Schneider Tree Care at (843) 800-1169 or visit schneidertree.com.

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(top) Nate Ball, Division Manager for Schneider Tree Care (middle) Proper tree care, like professional fertilization treatments seen here, can help extend the life of your tree and make your yard more beautiful. (bottom) A technician conducts a Formosan termite treatment in a cavity of a tree.

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Preparing your lowcountry home for hur ricane season When it comes to potential storm damage, it is impossible to estimate what is going to happen or prepare for all situations. Weather patterns change, flying debris cannot be predicted, and sometimes subsequent tornadoes even appear. To try to protect your home from the wide range of trauma that storms might incur, you should first investigate the plethora of options available to you. Many modern options blend right in with your coastal abode and can be made storm ready faster than you can find a flashlight.

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If you’re building a home or replacing your roof, consider opting for a metal roof. This material can withstand high winds and can be grounded to ward off damage from lighting strikes.

SPRAY FOAM INSULATION

Adding spray foam insulation in your attic can help shore up the structural integrity of your roof. Besides being superior to fluffy pink insulation, spray foam will also act like glue between your roof and your home’s structure. This helps to ensure you don't lose your roof in high winds.

HURRICANE-RATED SHUTTERS

Many stylish shutter options are available to help shield your windows. The option seen here is a hurricane grade colonial shutter. Bahamas, accordion shutters, fabric panels, and motorized shades are all aesthetically pleasing compared to a plywood alternative.

WINDOWS

When upgrading your windows, research glass options that are specially designed and developed to be impact resistant to flying debris. This choice will leave you feeling safe every day of the year.

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TREES

Before storm season begins, evaluate the health of your trees. Find out what you can do to help fend off devastation caused by falling and cracking trees.

GUTTERS

Install gutters that blend with your roofline seamlessly to divert water away from falling straight off of your roofline to the ground below. A buildup of water at the base of your home can damage your foundation.

FRONT DOOR

For a discretely durable focal point, look into installing a sturdy front door that boasts an impact rating. Good coverage doesn’t have to come at the cost of style.

FLOOD VENTS

Integrating SmartVent flood vents into your home can save your home's foundation during a flood and help lower flood insurance. This product blends in with the façades of most homes and can protect against hydrostatic pressure that can damage a home’s foundation and walls. A flood evaluation is included.

BACKUP GENERATOR

A permanent backup generator can be installed and easily concealed.

Shrubbery or latticework can help to hide this large box that can yield a great deal of comfort if the power goes out.

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Preparing your lowcountry home for hur ricane season FREE HURRICANE KIT On Saturday, August 26th, the first 200 guests (one per family) to pay $2 admission after 2pm to our Charleston Fall Home Show get a FREE Hurricane Kit, valued at over $25! Special thanks to ABC News 4.

GARAGE DOORS

Garage doors can be retrofitted with a bracing kit that will make the biggest opening of your home protected. If you’re building or installing new doors, ask about hurricane-resistant door options.

To make your home code compliant, you need help from the professionals before a hurricane to weatherproof your home or if you need assistance after the storm has blown through, the following Lowcountry businesses are ready to help you:

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GARAGES

Harper Construction (843) 737-4745 | chrisharperconstruction.com

All About Garage Doors (843) 832-4304 | aagdcharleston.com Overhead Door Co. of Charleston (843) 767-0028 | overheaddoorcocharleston.com

DOORS, WINDOWS & SHUTTERS Buck Lumber & Building Supply (843) 795-0150 | bucklumber.com

Budget Blinds (843) 856-9498 | budgetblinds.com Charleston Blind Company (843) 478-1913 | charlestonblindcompany.com JELD-WEN (843) 376-5261 | jeld-wen.com Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters (843) 822-5519 | lowcountryshutters.com Muhler (843) 572-9727 | muhler.com Southern Lumber & Millwork (843) 744-6281 | southernlumbermillwork.com The Louver Shop (843) 722-0080 | louvershop.com Ultimate Gutter Guard & Bath Solutions (843) 410-0645 | gutterscharleston.com

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Contract Exteriors (843) 733-3223 | contractexteriors.com Energy One America (843) 388-6260 | energyoneamerica.com

GUTTERS

Leaf Filter North of South Carolina 1 (800) 290-6106 | leaffilter.com Leafguard of the Lowcountry (843) 376-5261 | leafguardlowcountry.com Ultimate Gutter Guard & Bath Solutions (843) 410-0645 | gutterscharleston.com

BACK-UP POWER

Edgewater Energy Services (843) 937-9999 | edgewaterenergysc.com

FLOOD VENTS

Smart Vent Products (877) 441-8368 | smartvent.com

NEED HELP AFTER THE STORM?

Handyman Connection (843) 529-9400 | charleston.handymanconnection.com Schneider Tree Care (843) 300-5200 | schneidertree.com

STORMS DISPLACE CRITTERS! Mr. Critter (843) 205-0551 | peacefulpestcontrol.com

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new location. “We tweaked the layout a little to create more closet and storage space, made the windows bigger to take advantage of the golf course views, and added more purposeful spaces for entertaining, like the butler’s pantry,” explains Ali. Sprawling views and visiting with neighbors are the culture on Daniel Island and Ali knew it was essential to take advantage of every aspect possible while also maintaining the best features of the original floor plan.

A dark blue exterior color maintains the original Kiawah aesthetic, and, as in the

original floor plan, the high ceilings of the entrance draw the eye upward and outward. Ali and the team chose to enlarge the windows to take advantage of the sweeping visage of the golf course behind, but it was the warmth and welcoming aspect of the home that Ali really wanted to convey when a person first steps into the home. “It would have been easy to make the ceiling in the entryway go all the way to the second story ceiling, but that would have been too dramatic,” says Ali, “Instead, we added a tongue-and-groove ceiling in the living room and stained it a chestnut color, so that when your

(facing page) A light gray-scale color scheme in the kitchen blends in the rest of the house and contrasts the dark Kumeru flooring. Palmetto Surfacing supplied quartz countertops for the whole kitchen. (above left) The Kiawah blue exterior color helps the home blend with the landscape, yet stand out from its neighbors. (above right) The screened porch boasts the same tongue and groove, chestnut-stained ceiling as the living room and a reclaimed hand-scorched mantle. (below left) Extremely dense Kumeru hardwood floors through the first floor interior bring warmth to the house and will hold up against lots of wear-and-tear. (below right) The concept in the overall interior of the home was to keep everything light and inviting, so Ali and Doug DiMeo, the project manager, worked to bring warmth to the white walls with gray-beige trim and Southern Staging helped furnished the house.

eyes naturally travel up, there’s plenty of interest to hold your eyes there. Not to mention, the chestnut color contrasts the white walls and gray-beige trim in just the right degree.”

It wasn’t just the golf course views and inviting character of the home that Ali

wanted to concentrate on, though. She knew there would be real people living their real lives in the house, and real life can get a little messy sometimes. “We added a ton of cabinet and closet storage space to this house that’s not in the first Kiawah floor plan. In fact, everyone on the team is pretty sure that the homeowners

will never be able to fill all of the storage spaces in the house,” Ali adds with a laugh.

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set up right by the stairs and the elevator, so that everyone can just drop off their sandy towels or leave their dirty shoes behind to keep dirt and clutter contained.

Every time Ali designs a special home meant for purchase, it’s important for her to name the house. “Naming the project really helps me get a feel for the lifestyles that will be lived here someday. I like to call this one ‘Cottage on the Course.’” Each house is a labor of

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love too, with personal touches from Ali and the whole team. “I couldn’t have done it all without Doug and his meticulous attention to detail—we work really well together that way.” Whether building on Kiawah or Daniel Island, their combined efforts go to show that these experts understand what their clientele needs in a well-designed home. P For more information, call Cline Homes at (843) 849-2929 or visit cline-homes.com.

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843.800.1169 ShrubandTreeCare.com

• Shrub and Tree Fertilization • Insect and Disease Control • Organic Mosquito Treatment • Shrub and Tree Care Programs

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Century Glass

Charleston Blind Company

Charleston Fine Cabinetry & Interiors

Rick's Lighting + Home

(top left) Century Glass’s new showroom on Dorchester Road in North Charleston features many sample doors and finishes for customers to see and handle in person. (top right) Ashton Reese, Tucker Strong, and Tim McMillan of Charleston Blind Company pose in front of a few of the many window covering options that customers can browse through in their new Mt. Pleasant showroom. (bottom left) At the grand opening of the new Charleston Fine Cabinetry showroom, Cristina Swinney, President and Kitchen Designer, stands amongst the numerous finishes and options that clients can explore. (bottom right) Rick’s Lighting + Home has opened a new Outlet Center in the back of their showroom. Customers can view discounted items that are displayed in this well-lit space.

Brick-and-Mortar Showroom Boom With a housing boom currently underway, the positive ripple effects are being felt throughout the Charleston area. One such example is with the numerous new home improvement, brick-and-mortar showrooms that are popping up. Century Glass, Charleston Fine Cabinetry & Interiors, Charleston Blind Company, and Rick’s Lighting + Home are just a few of the businesses that have revamped or created entirely new showrooms in order to best display their work for customers. These interactive storefronts with knowledgeable staff are able to guide people through each stage of the process. Everyday more and more establishments for this industry are arriving.

For more information, call Century Glass at (843) 614-4628 or visit centuryglassSC.com.

For more information, call Charleston Blind Company at (843) 478-1913 or visit charlestonblindcompany.com.

For more information, call Charleston Fine Cabinetry & Interiors at (843) 425-8036 or visit charlestonfinecabinetry.com.

For more information, call Rick’s Lighting + Home at (843) 763-2282 or visit rickslighting.com.

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Operation Finally Home Update The home for Lance Cpl. Jeremy Brooking and his family is currently being built thanks to the team with Operation Finally Home. Max Crosby Construction is spearheading the job of building the brand new abode for this family of four. A groundbreaking ceremony was held earlier this spring to mark the official start of this project.

After the framework had been erected, members of the community surrounding the Brooking family’s new home were invited to a “Notes of Love” house signing. At this event, friends and strangers alike came to etch good will into the wooden frame of the home.

As this Operation Finally Home house is progressing, support and donations from the community are welcomed.

For more information, call Max Crosby Construction at (843) 766-9976 or visit maxcrosbyconstruction.com.

The Brooking family and members of the Operation Finally Home team ceremoniously dug the first shovels into this building endeavor.

Homeowners of a SHELTER Custom-Built Living home sit down with the show's crew to share their testimonials.

Local Builder Featured on the Today's Builder TV Show One of the Lowcountry’s premier custom home builders, SHELTER Custom-Built Living, is the first from South Carolina to be chosen to showcase their talent and affinity for custom home building on Today’s Builder, a nationally recognized televised show, which airs regionally on networks such as ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX. Ryan and Jenny Butler of SHELTER Custom-Built Living worked with owner Debbie Sorg, Thomas Langan, and their camera team, as well as the homeowners of several spectacular homes on Daniel Island and Isle of Palms, to complete the compilation of the show.

Make sure to catch the special Charleston episode when it airs in the fall to sneak a peek inside nine different homes—all built by SHELTER—with other viewers across the nation.

For more information, call SHELTER Custom-Built Living at (843) 471-1833 or visit sheltercustombuiltliving.com.

New Product Line Vitoria International will be the exclusive Charleston dealer for an innovative new product: EPIC LINE. EPIC is a ceramic material that mimics the look of marble in a more durable and nearly indistinguishable fashion. This product can be created in large sheets to build a “marble” island or slab wall or it is available in smaller sheets for tubs. At 12 millimeters in thickness, it doesn’t feel like a normal ceramic tile and can be mitered to provide a clean connection. EPIC is available in bookended panels for a natural look.

Vitoria will be able to offer this this durable, scratch resistant, fire resistant, and easy-to-clean product in six different finishes.

For more information, call Vitoria International at (843) 760-2470 or visit vitoriainternational.com.

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On the far right wall, the bookended panels are shown that match the waterfall island; all of the “marble” work here is made out of the ceramic EPIC slab.

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Advanced Window Fashions................................ 151

Fisher Recycling by Glass Eco.............................189

Overhead Door Company of Charleston...............221

Affinity Integrated Solutions............................... 223

Flatfish Island Designs ....................................... 195

Pacific Shore Stones.............................................56

AGM Imports........................................................ 21

Floor Coverings International............................... 215

Palm Casual...........................................................69

Aiden Fabrics........................................................ 18

For the House: The Barstool Shop...................... 249

Palmetto Home Energy Audit.............................. 189

Alair Homes.......................................................... 235

Fulton Neighborhood........................................... 9

Palmetto Moon Antiques..................................... 40

Alexandre Fleuren Interiors................................. 13

Gateway Supply Co.............................................. 217

Palmetto Mosquito Control ................................. 213

All About Garage Doors....................................... 169

GDC Home............................................................ 33

Palmetto Outdoor Kitchens................................. 137

America's Home Place..........................................53

Granite Shop.........................................................231

Palmetto Surfacing............................................... 46

Antiques Market................................................... 177

Grayhawk Homes of SC....................................... 159

Palmetto Tile Distributors.................................... 3

Aqua Blue Pools................................................... 254

Great American Home Pros.................................. 227

Phillip W. Smith General Contractor.................... 37

Audio Warehouse..................................................161

Handyman Connections........................................163

Pool Cover Solutions............................................ 239

AV Lifestyles..........................................................225

Harper Construction Inc........................................55

Priester’s Custom Contracting............................. 34

Backyard Retreats.................................................15

Heritage Pools LLC................................................199

QEI Security & Technology.................................. 39

Bath Fitter............................................................ 249

HLG Growers.........................................................213

Real Deal Countertops......................................... 241

Bennett Hofford Construction Company...............27

HWC Custom Cabinetry.........................................183

REMARK Landscape Architecture......................... 31

Best Buy Blinds.................................................... 147

Insulsteel of SC, LLC.............................................221

Rhino Shield......................................................... 209

Blue Haven Pools and Spas................................. 111

J. Geiger Shading Technology...............................241

Rick’s Lighting + Home........................................ 155

Buck Lumber & Building Supply..................... 2

JacksonBuilt Custom Homes.................................14

Riverside Designers..............................................195

Buckhannon Brothers Tile............................... 16

Jilco Kitchen and Bath...........................................99

Royal Building Products....................................... 79

Budget Blinds.................................................. 38

Just Additions & Remodeling................................237

Salt Wood Co........................................................ 59

California Closets................................................. 211

Just Hardscape & Design......................................23

SC Property Pros.................................................. 199

Candelabra............................................................61

Kalman Construction.............................................32

Schneider Tree Care............................................. 250

Carolina Flooring Specialists................................ 207

KBRS MicroFactory................................................143

ShelfGenie............................................................ 205

Carolina Green Energy Systems.......................... 219

Kitchen Craft.........................................................227

SHELTER Custom-Built Living.............................. 30

Carolina Lanterns & Lighting................................59

KMD Interiors........................................................54

Sherwin-Williams................................................. 239

Carolina Lumber Sourcing................................... 249

Koozer Painting.....................................................211

Signature Appliance Center................................. 44

Carolina Machine Finishing.................................. 185

Leaf Filter Gutter Protection................................ 181

Smart Vent Products............................................ 41

Carpet Baggers Carpet One................................. 189

Leafguard of the Lowcountry................................233

Southeast Kitchens.............................................. 225

Century Glass....................................................... 223

Ledford’s Termite & Pest Control..........................177

Southern Current................................................. 195

Charleston Blind Company.................................. 59

Live Oak Design Studio, LLC.................................63

Southern Lumber & Millwork Corp..................... 29

Charleston Cabinets............................................. 155

Louver Shop, The..................................................163

Source Consulting................................................ 19

Charleston Fine Cabinetry and Interiors.............. 217

Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa...........................209

Special Additions.................................................. 129

Charleston Lamp Company.................................. 253

Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters .....181

Spivey Architects.................................................. 179

Charleston Landscape.......................................... 4, 175

Lowcountry Iron & Woodworks........................... 239

Stacks Nursery..................................................... 165

Charleston Lighting and Interiors........................ 11

Lowcountry Monkey Bars.....................................207

Stellar Engraving.................................................. 163

Charleston Plank Floors........................................235

Lowcountry Premier Custom Homes....................45

Steven Shell Living.............................................. 77

Charleston RiverDogs.......................................... 254

Lowcountry Tile Contractors.................................159

Strathmore............................................................259

Christopher Rose Architects, PA.......................... 81

M & M Oil and Propane (The Fire Place).............129

Strock Enterprises Design & Remodel................ 203

Cinder Creek Construction................................... 47

Maner Builders Supply Co....................................215

Structures Building Company.............................. 49

Circa Lighting....................................................... 129

Max Crosby Construction......................................12

Sullivan Custom Cabinets.................................... 167

Classic Kitchens of Charleston............................ 8

Maxtrix Kids Rooms............................................. 103

Sunview Solar...................................................... 147

Classic Remodeling & Construction..................... 20

Melcer Tile.............................................................7

Swift Appliance.................................................... 213

Clear Blue Pools................................................... 179

Michael Greer Pools............................................. 203

Terrace Oaks Antiques......................................... 48

Closet Factory...................................................... 135

Miratec by JELD-WEN........................................... 42

Thomas M. Evans Custom Building & Renovations..... 64

Coastal Design Builders....................................... 177

Moluf’s.................................................................. Back

Three River Homes.............................................. 107

Contract Exteriors................................................ 183

MosquitoNix..........................................................201

Triton Stone Group of Charleston.........................35

Coralberry Cottage............................................... 36

Mosquito Shield....................................................227

Ultimate Gutter Guard by Southern.....................217

Crosby Creations Home Designs......................... 165

Mr. Critter............................................................. 191

Universal Marble and Granite.............................. 52

Culligan of Charleston......................................... 223

Muhler...................................................................205

Vinyet Architecture.............................................. 6

Danco Modern Furniture.......................................95

MW Hunter Custom Interiors................................167

Vitoria International............................................. 43

DIG Landscape......................................................193

My Rooms Furniture Gallery.................................185

VMS Home Painting Experts............................... 237

Domain Interiors & Design...................................17

Nautilus Company, LLC.........................................151

William C. Pritchard Co........................................ 10

Edgewater Energy Services..................................159

NextGen Technologies...........................................5

Yvonne Gregory Interiors..................................... 235

Elegant Hardwood Floors.....................................161

Next To New..........................................................233

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744-6281 Cabinets Advanced Kitchen Design 225-9344 Charleston Cabinets, Inc. 554-7800 Charleston Fine Cabinetry 425-8036 Classic Kitchens of Charleston 991-4207 HWC Custom Cabinetry 207-0750 Jilco Kitchen & Bath 849-6465 Just Additions & Remodeling 352-7341 ShelfGenie 888-491-6191 Signature Appliance Center 571-5735 Southeast Kitchens 795-8809 Stellar Engraving 795-6680 Sullivan Custom Cabinets 554-5880 William C Pritchard Company, Inc. 889-1313 Cabinet Refinishing NHance Wood Renewal 822-5939 Carpeting Carpet Baggers Carpet One 571-0013 Fine Rugs of Charleston 974-4166 Floor Coverings International of Charleston 695-7801 Ceramic Coating Rhino Shield 884-1992 Closet & Organization Systems Advanced Window Fashions 881-8858

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California Closets 762-7980 Closet Factory 564-7811 HWC Custom Cabinetry 207-0750 Maner Builders Supply Co. 552-0242 Consignment Next to New 606-2715 Cookware Kitchen Craft 352-483-7600 Countertops Advanced Kitchen Design 225-9344 AGM Imports 747-0088 Atlantic Stone 737-5004 Fisher Recycling 554-6099 Granite Shop 771-1235 Jilco Kitchen & Bath 849-6465 Lowcountry Tile Contractors, Inc. 763-2161 Melcer Tile 744-5345 Pacific Shore Stones 744-5665 Palmetto Surfacing, Inc. 569-1131 Real Deal Countertops 866-707-1414 Sullivan Custom Cabinets 554-5880 Southeast Kitchens 795-8809 Triton Stone Group 471-0056 Universal Marble & Granite, Inc. 866-919-7779 Vitoria International 760-2470 Cultured Marble Melcer Tile 744-5345 Decorative Hardware Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 747-6301 Gateway Supply Company 554-0450 Moluf's 723-4881 Design / Build America's Home Place 824-2174 Insulsteel 637-4311 Nautilus Company 647-6224 Southeast Kitchens 795-8809 Designer Alexandre Fleuren Interiors 437-1396 Domain Interiors & Design, LLC 388-0328 KMD Interiors, LLC 819-8254 Lauren Messina Interior Design 214-4157 Riverside Designers 377-2600 Yvonne Gregory Interiors 708-3535 Doors Buck Lumber & Building Supply, Inc. 795-0150 Southern Lumber & Millwork Corp.

744-6281 Drapes Advanced Window Fashions 881-8858 Domain Interiors & Design, LLC 388-0328 MW Hunter Custom Interiors 556-4939 Driveways and Walks Accu-Brick Paving Systems 821-0121 Just Hardscapes & Design 761-3410 Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa 886-8988 Electrical Contractor QEI Security & Technology 734-7233 Engraving Stellar Engraving 795-6680 Fabrics Aiden Fabrics 216-0008 GDC Home 571-5142 Fencing Lowcountry Iron & Woodworks 803-655-5653 Maner Builders Supply Co. 552-0242 Fireplaces M & M Oil & Propane (The Fireplace) 559-9113 Flood Vents Smart Vent Products, Inc. 877-441-8368 Flooring Buckhannon Brothers Tile 881-8911 Carolina Lumber Sourcing 297-4628 Carpet Baggers Carpet One 571-0013 Charleston Plank Floors 278-1751 Elegant Hardwood Floors 723-8172 Floor Coverings International of Charleston 695-7801 Lowcountry Monkey Bars 296-1698 Lowcountry Tile Contractors, Inc. 763-2161 Melcer Tile 744-5345 Palmetto Tile Distributors, Inc. 266-8700 Source Consulting, LLC 352-4280 Furniture Antiques Market 849-8850 Backyard Retreats, Inc. 856-0049 Coralberry Cottage 884-2225 Danco Modern Furniture 884-2256 Domain Interiors & Design, LLC 388-0328 Farris Custom Woodworks 830-6353 For the House - The Barstool Shop 881-7073

GDC Home 571-5142 Hausful 203-6420 Lyndon Leigh 352-7359 Maxtrix Kids Furniture 877-776-3388 Maxwood Furniture 914-310-9350 M & M Oil & Propane (The Fireplace) 559-9113 My Rooms Furniture Gallery 800-338-8534 Next to New 606-2715 OutsSide is In 718-7181 Palm Casual 881-0041 Palmetto Moon Antiques 856-1881 Salt Wood Co. 513-2829 Steven Shell Living 216-3900 Terrace Oaks Antiques 795-9689 Garage Doors All About Garage Doors 832-4304 Overhead Door Co. of Charleston 767-0028 Garage Floor Coatings Carolina Flooring Specialists 725-8502 Garage Organization California Closets 762-7980 Carolina Flooring Specialists 725-8502 Lowcountry Monkey Bars 296-1698 Garden Décor M & M Oil & Propane (The Fireplace) 559-9113 Palmetto Moon Antiques 856-1881 Stacks Nursery 832-4769 Gas Lanterns Carolina Lanterns & Lighting 881-4170 Charleston Lighting and Interiors 766-3055 Rick's Lighting + Home 763-2282 Grills M & M Oil & Propane (The Fireplace) 559-9113 Palmetto Outdoor Kitchens 216-0006 Gutters Leaf Filter North of South Carolina, Inc. 330-655-7950 Leafguard of the Lowcountry 832-3353 Ultimate Gutter Guard & Bath Solutions 410-0645 Handyman Services Handyman Connection 529-9400 Hardscapes Accu-Brick Paving Systems 821-0121 Just Hardscape & Design 761-3410 Hardwood Floor Refinishing Elegant Hardwood Floors 723-8172 NHance Wood Renewal 822-5939 Hardwood Floors Carpet Baggers Carpet One 571-0013 Charleston Plank Floors 278-1751 Elegant Hardwood Floors 723-8172 Floor Coverings International of Charleston 695-7801 Home Automation Affinity Integrated Solutions /ADT Security Services 437-3377 Audio Warehouse 571-0535 AV Lifestyles 277-0027 NextGen Technologies, Inc. 871-8531 QEI Security & Technology 734-7233 Home Décor Antiques Market 849-8850 Candelabra 849-7775 Coralberry Cottage 884-2225 GDC Home 571-5142 Lyndon Leigh 352-7359 MW Hunter Custom Interiors 556-4939 Next to New 606-2715 Palmetto Moon Antiques 856-1881 Steven Shell Living 216-3900 Terrace Oaks Antiques 795-9689 Home Energy Audit Palmetto Home Energy Audit, Inc. 607-4442 Home Theater Affinity Integrated Solutions /ADT Security Services 437-3377 Audio Warehouse 571-0535 AV Lifestyles 277-0059 NextGen Technologies, Inc. 871-8531 QEI Security & Technology 734-7233 House Plans Crosby Creations Home Designs 514-7354 Flatfish Island Designs 882-8123 Live Oak Design Studio, LLC 259-2422 Hurricane Shutters / Protection Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters 822-5519 Muhler 572-9727 HVAC (Heating and Air) Palmetto Home Energy Audit, Inc. 607-4442 Indoor Air Quality Insulsteel 637-4311

Insulation Energy One America 388-6260 Interior Decorating Alexandre Fleuren Interiors 437-1396 Domain Interiors & Design, LLC 388-0328 GDC Home 571-5142 KMD Interiors, LLC 819-8254 Lauren Messina Interior Design 214-4157 MW Hunter Custom Interiors 556-4939 Riverside Designers 377-2600 Yvonne Gregory Interiors 708-3535 Kids & Youth Bedrooms Maxtrix Kids Furniture 877-776-3388 Kitchen Accessories Kitchen Craft 352-483-7600 Landscape Architect Remark Landscape Architecture 952-7817 Landscape Design Charleston Landscape, LLC 296-7592 D.I.G. Landscape 327-4372 Remark Landscape Architecture 952-7817 Stacks Nursery 832-4769 Landscape Lighting Outdoor Lighting Perspectives 412-5874 Landscape Materials Charleston Landscape, LLC 296-7592 Fisher Recycling 554-6099 HLG Growers of the Lowcountry 901-4862 Stacks Nursery 832-4769 Landscaping Charleston Landscape, LLC 296-7592 D.I.G. Landscape 327-4372 Stacks Nursery 832-4769 LED Lighting Outdoor Lighting Perspectives 412-5874 Light Fixtures Aamsco Lighting 278-0000 Candelabra 849-7775 Carolina Lanterns & Lighting 881-4170 Charleston Lamp Company 763-9150 Charleston Lighting and Interiors 766-3055 Circa Lighting 937-5990 Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 747-6301 Rick's Lighting + Home 763-2282 Steven Shell Living 216-3900 Lumber Buck Lumber & Building Supply, Inc. 795-0150 Carolina Lumber Sourcing 297-4628 Southern Lumber & Millwork Corp.

744-6281 Mantles AGM Imports 747-0088 Marble AGM Imports 747-0088 Granite Shop 771-1235 Lowcountry Tile Contractors, Inc. 763-2161 Palmetto Surfacing, Inc. 569-1131 Real Deal Countertops 866-707-1414 Triton Stone Group 471-0056 Universal Marble & Granite, Inc. 866-919-7779 Vitoria International 760-2470 Millwork Buck Lumber & Building Supply, Inc. 795-0150 Lowcountry Iron & Woodworks 803-655-5653 Southern Lumber & Millwork Corp.

744-6281 Mirrors Aamsco Lighting 278-0000 Century Glass 614-4628 Charleston Lighting and Interiors 766-3055 Palmetto Moon Antiques 856-1881 Rick's Lighting + Home 763-2282 Moisture Control Carolina Green Energy Systems 471-1560 Energy One America 388-6260 Mold Prevention Carolina Green Energy Systems 471-1560 Energy One America 388-6260 Outdoor Furniture Backyard Retreats, Inc. 856-0049 OutSide Is In 718-7181 Palm Casual 881-0041 Outdoor Kitchens Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 747-6301 Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa 886-8988 M & M Oil & Propane (The Fireplace) 559-9113 Palmetto Outdoor Kitchens 216-0006 Southeast Kitchens 795-8809 Paint Rhino Shield 884-1992

Sherwin-Williams Company 1800-4Sherwin Spectrum Paint 866-437-5863 Painter 1st Class Painting & Restoration 324-6006 Carolina Machine Finishing 760-0029 Koozer Painting 881-2212 NHance Wood Renewal 822-5939 Rhino Shield 884-1992 VMS Home Painting Experts 452-1860 Pergola Express Sunrooms 501-0036 Special Additions, Inc. 851-2303 Pest Control Mr. Critter 205-0551 Ledford's Termite & Pest Control, Inc. 766-8298 Mosquito Nix 619-3033 Mosquito Shield 854-444-2667 Palmetto Exterminators 766-9701 Palmetto Mosquito Control 766-9701 Plumbing Fixtures Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery 747-6301 Gateway Supply Company 554-0450 Moluf's 723-4881 Triton Stone Group 471-0056 Pool and Spa Covers Pool Cover Solutions of the Southeast 766-0289 Pools Aqua Blue Pools 767-7665 Blue Haven Pools 552-6000 Clear Blue Pools, Inc. 300-4143 Heritage Pools, LLC 762-3417 Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa 886-8988 Michael Greer Pools 607-4739 Professional Designer / Kitchens Strock Enterprise Design & Remodel, LLC 566-0250 Propane M & M Oil & Propane (The Fireplace) 559-9113 Real Estate SC Property Pros 641-0813 Remodeling 1st Class Painting & Restoration 261-0212 Advanced Kitchen Designs 225-9344 Atlantic Stone 737-5004 Bennett Hofford Construction 722-8169 ext. 223 Charleston Cabinets, Inc. 554-7800 Cinder Creek Construction 737-2201 Classic Remodeling & Construction 763-3297 Coastal Design Builders, LLC 300-9383 Great American Home Pro 478-5980 Handyman Connection 529-9400 Harper Construction 737-4745 Just Additions & Remodeling 352-7341 Kalman Construction 856-0515 Lowcountry Custom Pool & Spa 886-8988 Phillip W. Smith General Contractor, Inc. 881-9828 Priester's Custom Contracting, LLC 200-8495 Real Deal Countertops 866-707-1414 SC Property Pros 641-0813 SHELTER Custom-Built Living 278-2914 Southeast Kitchens 795-8809 Special Additions 851-2303 Strock Enterprise Design & Remodel, LLC 566-0250 Structures Building Co. 856-6901 Sunview General Contractors 532-9157 Thomas Evans Custom Building and Renovations 442-0277 Rugs Fine Rugs of Charleston 974-4166 Roofing Harper Construction 737-4745 Contract Exteriors 733-3223 Security & Safety Systems Affinity Integrated Solutions /ADT Security Services 437-3377 Audio Warehouse 571-0535 NextGen Technologies 871-8531 QEI Security & Technology 734-7233 Shelving & Organization ShelfGenie 888-491-6191 Shower Doors Century Glass 614-4628 Maner Builders Supply Co. 552-0242 Shutters Advanced Window Fashions 881-8858 Best Buy Blinds 884-3454 Budget Blinds 856-9498 Charleston Blind Company 478-1913 Lowcountry Hurricane Protection & Shutters 822-5519 Louver Shop, The 1-800-532-7866 Muhler 572-9727

Siding Buck Lumber & Building Supply, Inc. 795-0150 Carolina Machine Finishing 760-0029 Contract Exteriors 733-3223 Nichiha USA 770-805-9467 Southern Lumber & Millwork Corp.

744-6281 Ultimate Gutter Guard & Bath Solutions 410-0645 Solar Hot Water Heaters Edgewater Energy Services 937-9999 Solar Solutions Edgewater Energy Services 937-9999 Southern Current 225-2980 Sunview General Contractors 532-9157 Spas & Hot Tubs Aqua Blue Pools 767-7665 Backyard Retreats, Inc. 856-0049 Blue Haven Pools 552-6000 Clear Blue Pools, Inc. 300-4143 Heritage Pools, LLC 762-3417 Michael Greer Pools 607-4739 Stone Products AGM Imports 747-0088 Granite Shop 771-1235 Lowcountry Tile Contractors, Inc. 763-2161 Pacific Shore Stones 744-5665 Palmetto Surfacing, Inc. 569-1131 Real Deal Countertops 866-707-1414 Triton Stone Group 471-0056 Universal Marble & Granite, Inc. 866-919-7779 Vitoria International 760-2470 Structured Insulated Panels Insulsteel 637-4311 Structured Wiring Audio Warehouse 571-0535 AV Lifestyles 277-0059 NextGen Technologies, Inc. 871-8531 QEI Security & Technology 734-7233 Sunrooms Express Sunrooms 501-0036 Muhler 572-9727 Special Additions, Inc. 851-2303 Termite Contract Ledford's Termite & Pest Control, Inc. 766-8298 Palmetto Exterminators 766-9701 Tile Buckhannon Brothers Tile 881-8911 Carpet Baggers Carpet One 571-0013 Lowcountry Tile Contractors, Inc. 763-2161 Melcer Tile 744-5345 Palmetto Surfacing, Inc. 569-1131 Palmetto Tile Distributors, Inc. 266-8700 Tree Removal Services Schneider Tree Care 300-5200 Upholstery Aiden Fabrics 216-0008 Waterproofing Systems KBRS Microfactory 866-912-3211 Water Features HLG Growers of the Lowcountry 901-4862 Water Purification Culligan of Charleston 642-8688 Whole House Audio Audio Warehouse 571-0535 AV Lifestyles 277-0059 NextGen Technologies, Inc. 871-8531 QEI Security & Technology 734-7233 Window Treatments Advanced Window Fashions 881-8858 Audio Warehouse 571-0535 Best Buy Blinds 884-3454 Budget Blinds 856-9498 Charleston Blind Company 478-1913 J. Geiger Shading Technology 844-543-4437 Louver Shop, The 1-800-532-7866 Maner Builders Supply Co. 552-0242 MW Hunter Custom Interiors 556-4939 Windows Buck Lumber & Building Supply, Inc. 795-0150 Muhler 572-9727 Southern Lumber & Millwork Corp.

744-6281 Sunview General Contractors 532-9157 Ultimate Gutter Guard & Bath Solutions 410-0645 Wood Refinishing Farris Custom Woodworks 830-6353 NHance Wood Renewal 822-5939 Salt Wood Co. 513-2829 Wrought Iron Lowcountry Iron & Woodworks 803-655-5653 CH+D • Summer 2017

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