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Charming mountain home nestled on 9 private, wooded acres. Cypress shakes outside & warm wormy chestnut inside, a beautiful view of Furman & downtown Greenville, pool & slate patio, 3 bed, 3 baths in the main house as well as an attached guest cottage with porch, bedroom, bath, fireplace, & separate kitchen. Main home features a large vaulted living room, dining room, and bright “keeping room”. While just minutes from downtown, this property offers quiet, comfortable retreat. Square footage in MLS reflects both structures.
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400 Crescent Ave. Greenville $1,295,000 Exquisite, traditional two story brick in the heart of Alta Vista with a superb renovation while keeping the charm of the original structure. The front entry encompasses a lovely foyer with access to both the study & living room. High ceilings & handsome moldings create an atmosphere of graciousness. From the living room, sun room, dining room, & family room you are presented with exceptional choices for entertaining. The kitchen & breakfast room have been totally renovated. The first floor master suite offers a gracious dressing room, “his” & “her” space, & a totally new bath. With fireplace, wet bar, & French doors opening onto a stone patio, where you can view the extremely private garden. Upstairs offers three or four additional bedrooms & three full baths as well as storage & an exercise room. Truly an exceptional residence on Crescent Avenue.
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104 Parkins Lake Rd. Greenville $2,825,000 This stately Georgian residence is situated on almost 10 acres of land including a pond and guest house, thus, creating a rare “in-town” estate just minutes from downtown and the airport. The main house, with over 6,500 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, and 5 baths, features an exceptionally open floor plan, high ceilings, extensive molding. The interior rooms range from a bright sunroom with full length windows that capture the views of the pond; a warm, inviting cherry library; and, a downstairs pub with a full length bar and brass foot rail! The home’s inviting terraces lead to a fabulous “Pond House” with a full kitchen, sauna, and hot tub. This property offers an exceptional lifestyle!
6 Woodland Way Cir. Greenville $1,775,000 One of Greenville’s finest residences on over 2 acres of landscaped grounds overlooking Cleveland Park. With its high ceilings and expansive proportions, this 4 bedroom, 5 bath home offers an open floor plan rarely found in this market. Its custom features are simply too extensive to list, a few include: Master bedroom suite with entertainment center; His & Her baths and closets and a balcony overlooking in ground pool and Cleveland Park; handsome library; whole house generator; garages with 4 car capacity; media/den room and much more!
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Summer afternoon—summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” ~ Henry James
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I love hearing from you with your comments and suggestions. Please contact me at 864.679.1239 or Lgreenlaw@communityjournals.com.
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(BELOW) The container-planting seminar began with some tips for how to select plants for the greatest impact.
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A trio of waterspouts, a spillover spa, walk-down steps and rounded edges provide visual interest for this backyard pool. Gorgeous stonework and lush plantings help make it a true oasis of tranquility.
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This multi-featured geometric-shaped pool has lots of options. The far end has a “beach” or “zero” entry that allows you to walk right into the pool … no steps involved. In the middle are sheer waterfalls that descend from a raised planter with an old-world style fountain. On either side are built-in benches.
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Uniquely shaped, this pool has dual spillovers and a trio of decorative waterspouts built into the stonework. The flowing water produces a wonderful sound that helps mask outside noise.
Sited nearer the house, providing privacy, is a spillover spa with a sun shelf in front and steps leading into the pool. The wide surround on the spa edge provides additional seating for the patio
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company’s Spartanburg facility, and although a handful of components are imported, most are domestic and include benign ingredients like chalk, wood products and resins. So what looks like a new product to expectant parents shopping color swatches is actually a proven, premium paint, explains Julian Crawford, CEO of Imperial Paints. It applies evenly, dries quickly, has rich color and good sheen, and it does not peel or flake. Its flexible, trendy packaging fits nicely on a store shelf, or even in a gift box. And while a regular gallon of paint might cover 350-400 square feet, Lullaby Paints, which cost about $68 a gallon, covers about 560. “When parents go to a retail nursery store they can find organic cribs, bedding, clothing, toys – they sell everything except paint,” Crawford explains in an English accent that belies his Upstate residency. “The whole focus of that industry is on quality and safety. Our product places perfectly in that environment. I have yet to meet someone who learns about this and doesn’t say, ‘You know what? That makes sense.’” No wonder the line is already being picked up by more than 100 retailers from coast to coast – largely children’s boutique nursery stores – all in a matter of months. Regionally, shops in Charlotte, Atlanta, Boca Raton and New Orleans have signed on to sell it. The packaging requires minimal space on store shelves, which makes it easier to sell in small retail settings, and its package design prevents wasted product and preserves leftover paint longer. Belue’s involvement with Imperial Paints came last year, as the company prepared to market the Lullaby Paints line to the baby retail marketplace. Longtime friends, Crawford was familiar with Belue’s knack for chic,
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Worlds away – in under an hour Greenville lawyers bring ‘English Country with an edge’ to Lake Keowee Written by Leigh Savage Photosgraphy by Rachael Boling
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Aside from giving the exterior a good scrubbing and replacing the porchâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s red chipped tileWARM with flagstone, one WELCOME of the few The front door greets visitors with changes an anmade tique wrought ironthe doorHarlans salvaged fromwas a removing the twoWillarge building in Argentina, where Kathryn shrubs obscuring the liams lived as a child. She loves that itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s windows. asymmetrical and that the original glass behind the wrought iron opens to bring in breezes.
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hen Tom Ervin and Kathryn Williams bought a lot at the Cliffs at Keowee Springs in 2008, the busy Greenville lawyers wanted a serene lakeside home that took them worlds away from work – but wasn’t worlds away. “They wanted a place to forget the to-do list while enjoying a sunset cruise, but where, if needed, they could spend a Friday working just as efficiently as they do at their office. And to top it all off, they wanted a home that was designed to USGBC LEED for Home standards, so the architectural and interior design had to meet rigorous criteria for efficiency and sustainability. It was a tall order, but after working with architects at Johnston Design Group, interior designers at Linda McDougald Design, landscape designers J. Dabney Peeples Design and Seamon Whiteside, and builder Jeff Tutman – and incorporating their own personalities, hobbies and interests – they got everything they wanted and more. “The home is inspired by the English Country tradition with an emphasis on the use of natural, authentic materials and architectural antiques – it is all about connection to nature,” notes Scott Johnston of Johnston Design Group. “We further tie in sustainability elements through the broad reliance on renewable energy and rain water collection. The home seamlessly incorporates geothermal, solar thermal and solar photovoltaic technologies, which reduces the energy demand of the home by half, and we collect rain water for irrigation of the extensive gardens.” The three-level home features the lakeside views Kathryn loves as well as the view of the mountains Tom wanted. The large windows and neutral color palette allow the stunning scenery to remain the focus in as many rooms as possible. “We wanted to allow the Lake Keowee views to become part of the interior,” Williams says. Williams is a woman who knows what she wants. During an almost 30-year legal career, she has tenaciously represented injured workers, among other clients, and has been named in Best Lawyers in America by her peers. She was also the first – and still the only – woman elected president of the S.C. Trial Lawyers’ Association. INSIDE AND OUT In a nod to Old English Country architecture, the home uses the same materials on the exterior and interior. For example, the limestone and iron accents outside are repeated inside on the stairs, which features iron rails and limestone treads.
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NATURALLY NEUTRAL (Opposite) The antique Italian door over the fireplace showcases Williams’ love of ironwork, and adds visual interest to the monochromatic color scheme. Arched doorways and expansive windows make the lakeside scenery the main attraction, while the refurbished 1913 Steinway piano adds beauty and entertainment at parties.
Tom Ervin has practiced law since 1977, and at age 32, he was the youngest circuit judge ever elected to the S.C. Judiciary. Kathryn tried her very first jury trial in front of him as a rookie lawyer. They met again 17 years later at a judicial reception, “and we’ve been together ever since,” Williams says. When they married in 2003, Ervin retired from the bench and joined her law practice. Their busy schedules inspired them to find a second home that was close to home. “We built it as a getaway, but we knew if we had a place too far from home, we wouldn’t use it,” Williams says. “This is just 30 miles from Greenville and we’re in a different world.” This innovative couple wasn’t interested in the typical lake house look, instead creating a style Williams calls “English Country with an edge.” The materials – limestone, slate, iron – are traditional English Country, but the interiors are a comfortable mix of new and old, and full of clean, simple lines. The entrance to the home evokes the English Country feel, with an arched doorway and three rectangular openings that bring in natural light. The wrought iron door is an antique salvaged from Argentina, which holds special meaning for Williams since she spent her early childhood living there. The door is just a hint of the ironwork that punctuates the home. “I just think there is nothing any prettier than ironwork,” Williams says. “It’s pretty without being fussy or too feminine, because I’m not about frills and ruffles.” The entryway and dining area feature vaulted brick ceilings and dramatic beams that were faux finished to achieve an aged appearance. “The stairway of our home, located in the entry, is itself a stunning work of art. Patterned after the design of the antique balcony found for the master bedroom, the railings are custom-crafted from iron and the treads are limestone,” notes Williams. The dining room opens to the main living area, where a 19th century iron door from Italy – this one hung over the coursed limestone fireplace – offers a focal point in the neutral-toned room. “It takes some courage to do a no-color house, but we’ve just loved it,” Williams adds. A refurbished satin ebony 1913 Steinway piano holds court in one corner, and while Williams enjoys playing, “my husband says we should sue my piano teacher for malpractice,” she says with a laugh. She frequently asks SU MME R 2012 I 53
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CLASSIC MEETS MODERN The kitchen features sleek appliances and an expansive pewter-topped island, while an antique fireback from the 1700s serves as a backsplash. The range hood is made of zinc, and the spacious pantry lets the accomplished cook keep things neat when entertaining.
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SIMPLY ELEGANT The kitchen continues the neutral color scheme found through the home, with white cabinets and glossy tiles. The Lacanche range is a favorite “because it does what I tell it to do,” Kathryn says, and the gas and electric ovens plus a warming cabinet give her plenty of versatility.
her talented stepmother or a friend to play at parties. “My hobby is cooking, and I got the kitchen of my dreams,” Williams says. She loves whipping up culinary creations on her beloved Lacanche range. Countertops of pewter and Carrara marble and a custom-designed zinc and steel range hood are sleek yet warm, while the gas and electric ovens, plus a warming cabinet, give Williams the functionality she prizes. A spacious pantry includes another refrigerator, sink and prep area, which allows her
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to keep her kitchen looking neat while entertaining. She calls her peaceful master suite “the prettiest bedroom I’ve ever seen,” and credits Linda McDougald with designing an entire room around a French blue antique mirror the couple had previously purchased. Tom likes paneled walls, so McDougald designed panels painted with an aged finish and had the antique mirror integrated into the paneling. The antique French Empire chandelier builds on the peaceful feel of the room, while the balcony beckons with more antique Argentinean ironwork.
One of the guest bedrooms, used by visiting friends or the couple’s grown children, features an antique Louis Philippe armoire with cabinetry built around it, adding both storage and visual interest. Antique botanical prints and artwork continue the neutral theme, and a copy of Glimpses, a book of poetry Tom published in college, is on display. Kathryn was impressed with Tom’s poetry when they began dating, “but like my piano playing, it’s gotten a little rusty,” she jokes.
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FRENCH FLAIR The master suite was designed around an antique mirror in a soft shade of French blue. Faux-finished paneled walls, an Oushak rug and a glittering chandelier create interest in the serene setting. Argentinean ironwork adorns the balcony, and the stainless steel tub brings a sleek touch to the master bath.
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PERSONAL GLIMPSES Prominently showcased is Glimpses, a book of poetry Tom Ervin had published while a college student. The guest room is dominated by an antique Louis Philippe armoire, which is surrounded by custom cabinetry. The home theater, a favorite spot for Tom during college football season, has a refined Art Deco design.
Tom loves college football, so a home theater with a big screen was a must. “He parks there from August until when the Super Bowl comes on,” Williams says. The media room, with a nod to refined Art Deco design, includes a huge screen and plenty of comfy seating – which caused the couple’s only design argument. Ever practical, Tom wanted armchairs with built-in cup holders, but Kathryn deemed them “tacky.” She agreed to the armchairs, but stood firm on nixing the cup holders in favor of sleek polished nickel tables.
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On the home’s top level is the dining porch, which, except for the limestone fireplace, is wrapped in windows, affording unbelievable views of the lake and mountains. With linen-slipcovered chairs, a table designed by McDougald and custom-made by Trey Sherman, and Apache bluestone floors, this is where the couple dines most often. An exterior spiral staircase allows quick access to the outdoors and the dock. Out on their pontoon boat or curling up on the porch with their two miniature Schnauzers, Ervin and Williams
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DINING DIORAM Ervin and Williams enjoy many meals on the dining porch, which is surrounded by glass and affords 360-degree views of the lake and mountains. The exterior spiral staircase gives the dining porch direct access to the dock and the lake below.
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Carmody and family love their older neighborhood in the Augusta Road area, which offers quick access to Cleveland Park and Main Street. She planted creeping fig to add to the outside ambiance. In the kitchen, chalkboard paint creates a handy place for lists or daughter Ila’s doodles.
Interior designer Lindsay Carmody knew having a child would change her life, but she didn’t realize how much it would transform her style – for the better. Carmody, whose daughter Ila is 2 and a half, says her style has gotten bolder and more whimsical, and she’s become much more confident with color. “I used to be so fearful of color, and now I can’t get enough,” she says. “I love colors and patterns I can mix together.” Though children do add challenges to decorating – “I understand messes, spills and the day-to-day craziness,” she says with a laugh – she enjoys factoring kids into her plans “because it makes me not so serious when it comes to design.” As an example in her own home, she cites the chalkboard paint that covers the front of a low cabinet in the kitchen. It’s great for jotting notes or messages, and Ila enjoys doodling while mom and dad cook meals. While sophistication and elegance always have their place, Carmody likes the “lively, personable” feel that kid-friendly designs bring to a home. Carmody grew up in New Jersey and then attended the Art Institute of Colorado in Boulder, where she met her husband Joe, a project manager for a metal fabrication company. While earning a bachelor of arts degree in interior design, she worked as a design assistant in Denver. SU MME R 2012 I 73
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After three years, she was offered a job in Greenville as an in-house designer for a company building homes in the Cliffs communities. A few years later, she went into business with a partner, but for the past four years, she’s been working on her own. “I always dreamed of working from home, starting a family and doing my own thing out of my own house,” she says. The house has become not just her home and her office, but an ever-evolving project that reflects her style, which she defines as “not truly traditional or truly modern,” but a mixture of the things that draw her in. She fell in love with her home in the Augusta Road area in part because of its history. “I have always had a love for older houses,” she says. “They are not perfect, but they are perfect in my eyes. That’s what makes them charming.” The inside has a bright, modern feel, but the outside has classic appeal, with a gas lamp, towering trees, and creeping fig climbing the walls. “I’m obsessed with it,” she says of the rapidly growing plant, and she looks forward to when it clambers up the steps and reaches the chimney. The living room greets guests with a soothing color palette that gets plenty of sunlight thanks to windows large and small. She loves the seagrass rug, which she says goes Pale blue walls lighten up the living room, while neutral and botanical accessories add personality. Removing plantation shutters brought in light and showcases the room’s unique small windows. (RIGHT) The sunroom offers another appealing mix of colors and patterns.. 74 | a thom e at_Home_SUMMER2012_F_Carmody1.indd 74
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Though Carmody loves color, she did not like the jumble created by her book collection â&#x20AC;&#x201C; so she covered every one with brown kraft paper. Among the monochromatic collection, she mixed blackand-white photos with white and silver accessories picked up on her travels. Carmodyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s husband Joe spent an entire summer refinishing all of the cabinets and adding beadboard accents in the kitchen. Going with inexpensive beadboard and keeping the existing countertops kept costs to a minimum. An added touch is wallpaper on the inside of cabinet doors.
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with anything and resists wear and tear. “We have a twoyear-old and a dog, and stains do not show,” she says. Two bright green leather ottomans on casters can be rolled to serve as a footrest or extra seating, and an antique cabinet makes a chic spot for the television. The bookshelves showcase Carmody’s attention to detail. Though she loves color, the clashing shades of her book collection were not appealing, so she covered each one with brown paper, even buying additional books from thrift stores to cover and add to her collection. That led the pared-down palette of the built-ins: black-and-white photos, brown-covered books and white accessories, many picked up on travels. The dining room boasts soft purple paint below the chair rail, with colorful wallpaper above. Her round table was purchased at Pottery Barn and then refinished, while the Curry and Co. chandelier is a personal favorite thanks to its unique lines, aged finish and reasonable price. A zebra rug underneath the table was a gift from her motherin-law and adds a touch of “cool.” Distressed chests are topped with massive black lamps that offer a lesson in interior design. While many would say that the lamps are too large for the room, “that’s what’s so great about them,” Carmody says. If she loves something, she is happy to break the “rules.” The adjacent sunroom is a colorful nook, with cozy chairs and boldly patterned drapes. Painted tonal stripes add inexpensive interest to the walls and bring in a favorite color combination. “Lavender, or any purple, with chartreuse and light blue,” she says. “I could go on and on. Light blue to me is like a neutral.” The kitchen is a reflection of Lindsay’s style and husband Joe’s handiwork, with a newly squared entryway (formerly arched). Joe did the casing and the crown molding and even spent a summer in the garage with a
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sprayer, taking the cabinets from stained to white. Always aware of budgets for herself and her clients, Carmody considered new countertops but decided to stick with the old granite to cut costs. Other inexpensive touches include the beadboard backsplash and a vivid wallpaper pattern – installed on the inside of the cabinets. “It’s a fun little ‘oh wow’ when you open the door,” she says. The same wallpaper is also tucked inside the large storage chest in the kitchen, which she had refinished by Barb Blair at Knack. Down the hall is Ila’s room, where Carmody’s whimsical style and passion for color is used to great effect. “The idea was, if we were going to spend money on her room, we needed to make it something she could grow into,” Carmody says. “I wanted her to have a fun room, but without a baby feel. We wanted her to be able to enjoy this room at least until she’s 8 or 10.” Her husband added floating shelves – home to the collection of Blabla dolls – while the papier-mâché antelope head and bird-accented stool are from Stray Dog Designs. The attention-grabbing drapes include banded shades that let her darken the room at nap time and bring in her favorite blue, chartreuse and purple color scheme. The room exemplifies her belief that interior design is not about filling spaces or following rules, but about incorporating the things that speak to you and draw you in – something she brings to her work for clients as well as projects in her own home. “It’s bright, it’s a lot of color, and it might not be the exact choice some would say goes together,” she says. “But we just love it.” ah
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eyond those flawless, redyellow globes perfectly placed on grocery store shelves, my first real vision of citrus on trees happened from the window of a 1968 aqua blue Winnebago Camper. I was listening to an 8-track of the Monkees, singing “Daydream Believer.” My dad at the wheel, we were on our way to Florida – Vacation Land in the Sunshine State. Then the orange groves caught my attention. Standing on point like dancers draped in glossy green leaf and orange polka-dotted tutus, the trees in mass seemed like the corps de ballet in wait for the prima donna on opening night. Although they stood still, the magical trees, adorned with flowers in their branches, twirled oranges from under their skirts to the flat sandy soil splashing color and fragrance into the warm salty air. It doesn’t take long to
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fall in love with an orange and – as I later learned – I was not the only one to have fallen under the intoxicating spell from the fragrance of orange blossoms and the tasty fruits. Long in history, the orange blossom was the symbol of love, and was a constant at weddings from the Greeks to the Romans to the ancients in China. According to Greek mythology, when the goddess Hera married Zeus, the king of heaven, she was given orange blossoms by Gaea, the goddess of earth and fertility.
The origins of the orange are traced to ancient China, and brides there adorned themselves in the orange blossom – the symbol of purity, chastity and innocence – for their weddings. As this tradition spread to India and Persia, the Europeans who battled the “Crusades” brought the tradition to Europe, and then the custom broadened to the colonies in America. Even Queen Victoria wore a wreath of orange blossoms when she married Prince Albert, as did Jacqueline Kennedy when she wed Aristotle Onassis. These aromatic flowers have been used to create perfumes, incense and orange blossom water, and citrus fragrances are used by elegant perfume makers like Calvin Klein, Chloé and Ralph Lauren to arouse the love of men and women. As for lemons, it is widely presumed they originated in southern India and
China, and were used as an antiseptic and antidote for various poisons. Although scurvy was known even in the days of Hippocrates (400 BC), it was not until 1932 that the disease was connected to the lack of vitamin C. Lemons arrived in Europe, near southern Italy around the 1st century AD, during the times of ancient Rome, and later traveled to Persia and Egypt around 700 AD during the Muslim conquests. Although life in the countryside was deteriorating, cities like Constantinople flourished, and courtyard gardens, Orangeries and Limonaias became a focal point of the home and statement of wealth by the 1500s. In India, the lemon was used for many purposes, such as traditional medicines and Ayurveda, and is still one of the main ingredients in Indian cuisine. In the south of India, pickled spiced whole lemons are eaten daily for lunch. As with many foods that exchanged between Europe and the Americas, Christopher Columbus brought lemon seeds to Hispaniola on one of his voyages and the French brought them to New Orleans. I like to think that some of the trees I adored from the window of the Winnebago were their distant relatives. One of the rare fruit trees which bloom and bear at the same time, this lovely creature in a beautiful container creates a theatrical aspect to any garden. At the front entrance to a gate, or by the front door, or in a space where you relax after work, a citrus plant in a summer garden provides a unique splash of color and fragrance. The sweet-smelling blossoms will not all produce fruit, and although many will fall from the tree like young love, they can be used in cooking as an aromatic spice. Obviously some will eventually become fruit, pollinated by bees or other insects, thus a summer outdoors is necessary.
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