Charleston Home and Design

For the past twenty years, Charleston Home + Design magazine has evolved alongside the changing landscape of the industry and technology. It has transformed from just a magazine filled with beautiful images into a comprehensive resource for both homeowners and home professionals. Our mission is to inspire homeowners and help them discover local builders and designers who can bring their dream homes to life, regardless of the project size. At the same time, we provide a platform for home professionals to showcase their stunning and distinctive work in the Lowcountry. Explore the pages of each issue of Charleston Home + Design to see how valuable and informative our content can be in connecting you with the right professionals to make your dream home a reality.

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Indulgent Bathroom Details by Cregger Showrooms

3 weeks ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

The furniture-style double vanity occupies the space with its natural oak finish and reeded wood detail. This texture adds a refined sophistication to the space. An integrated power station is built into the drawers for a clutter-free countertop. Dimmable opal matte glass sconces flank the walls, providing a playful contrast against the matte black-framed vanity mirrors.
Newly Built by Kalman Construction and Brimming with History

3 weeks ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

For Richmond natives Larry and Linda Terry, their dream of building a new custom home in Charleston was about far more than relocation. Their goals centered on a forever home that blended seamlessly into the Lowcountry landscape, while accommodating their treasured heirlooms, collections, and lifestyle, both now and in the future as they grow older. Finding the right builder for such a personal project was paramount.
Build a Better Deck: Modern Alternatives to Pressure-Treated Lumber

4 weeks ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

Story by Micaela Arnett / May 30, 2025 Until recently, pressure-treated (PT) lumber has been the preferred material for decks, porches, and outdoor structures. Unfortunately, in the past 15-20 years, some PT lumber has failed due to changes in preservatives and treatments. Historically, it was preserved with chromated copper arsenate (CCA), an extremely effective treatment for resisting rot, insects, and moisture damage.
Maintaining You: A Fresh Look at Personal Wellness with Blair at B Aesthetics

1 month ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

Story by Micaela Arnett / May 15, 2025 When we think of maintenance, the conversation often leads home. You know, repainting walls, refreshing interiors, and updating landscaping. But what about the care we commit to feeling our best? According to Blair Turnage, founder of B Aesthetics in Mount Pleasant, personal maintenance is as essential as maintaining your home. Founder of B.
An Evening in Marrakech: New Textile Collection by Provenance Lee Interiors

1 month ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

Story by Micaela Arnett / May 13, 2025 Textiles tell stories, weaving together history, culture, and personal experience threads. Debby Gomulka of Provenance Lee Interiors captures this storytelling spirit in her latest Marrakech Textile Collection. Celebrating heritage, craftsmanship, and sustainable design, this collection reflects Debby’s passion for interiors and commitment to eco-luxury living. Her fashion and interior design background inspires the Marrakech Textile Collection.
The Impact of Color with Sherwin-Williams

1 month ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

Story by Micaela Arnett / May 6, 2025 In this Stono Ferry renovation, designer Samantha Jones used Sherwin-Williams paint selections to connect the home’s interiors, the surrounding landscape, and the homeowner’s art collection. These hues played a defining role in achieving the home’s inviting ambiance. Aesthetic White SW 7035 creates a soft, neutral foundation that adapts beautifully to shifting natural light.
These Homeowners Had a Marble-ous Experience with Flooring Factory

1 month ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

This early 2000s home’s cramped shower and outdated tub offered little comfort. Flooring Factory, a trusted local source for surface materials, guided their clients through the renovation with their in-house design and installation team. The homeowners fell in love with an etched marble tile at the project’s outset, making it the focal point of their vision. They built the entire design around this stunning accent.
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1 month ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett
He Said/She Said with Charles Towne Plumbing

2 months ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

Story by Micaela Arnett / April 28, 2025 We discuss common plumbing issues, upgrades, and solutions with Danielle and Warren DeHaven, owners of Charleston’s only full-service plumbing company, Charles Towne Plumbing. Tanked or Tankless Water Heater? He Said: Because tanked water heaters are high-pressure vessels, this method increases the potential for catastrophic damage from leaks. Contact us to begin your transition to a tankless system.
The Making of Blackwater Acres Alpaca Farm on Johns Island

2 months ago | charlestonhomeanddesign.com | Micaela Arnett

Jodi Crosby of Crosby Creations Home Designs carefully planned the position and layout of Blackwater Acres for owners Danelle and Robby Routhier. The new rustic structures were designed to complement the land, incorporating customizations that fit the farmhouse lifestyle. Built by Wally Reddington of Canebrake Construction, each structure is deeply rooted in the landscape, blending seamlessly with its surroundings.