Portfolio Categories: Residential

Hammock Lane

Charleston, SC

With it’s incredible river vistas, this home features beautiful woodwork details designed in collaboration with the Owner. An expansive glass wrapped living room, custom wine room, and use of low maintenance exterior materials make this home one to enjoy.

Photography by: Holger Obenaus

Sweetspire Lane

Kiawah Island, SC

Located in Kiawah’s Ocean Park neighborhood, this home was designed to nest under the canopies of several grand live oak trees and to overlook the park.

Photography by: Holger Obenaus

Marsh Gate

Seabrook Island, SC

Designed to take advantage of dramatic views of the ocean, river and marshes on two sides of the property, this home features a reverse floor plan with primary living spaces on the second floor. The gambrel roof shingle style accentuated with classic trim details.

Photography by: Patrick Brickman and Holger Obenaus

Blue Heron Pond

Kiawah Island, SC

Situated on one of Kiawah’s pristine marshes, this home seamlessly blends outdoor and indoor living with its family sized screened room and long range views of the natural beauty of of the setting.

Photography by: Holger Obenaus

Seabrook Island Road

Seabrook Island Road, SC

Overlooking Seabrook’s Crooked Oaks Golf Course, this home features a classic gambrel roofline and comfortable, classic spaces for our clients’ to enjoy their active retirement.

Photography by: Newport 653

Wentworth Street

Charleston, SC

Tucked behind a historic 19th century home in downtown Charleston, this new home features artistic detailing concentrated into a small, but highly efficient floor plan. Features include hand-hewn beams, exposed antique brick walls, and a hand carved limestone fireplace mantle.

Photography by: Holger Obenaus

Low Oak Woods

Kiawah Island, SC

This home features an open, growing family friendly design that takes advantage of golf course views and a framed setting of live oak trees. A large screened room with a fireplace provides an all season living and dining space.

Photography by: Holger Obenaus