For those craving an elevated viewing experience, this Palmetto Bluff media room by Group 3 Designs sets the stage for cinematic luxury. With a curved ceiling, textured walls, plush seating, and carefully curated lighting, the space is designed for immersive entertainment and effortless comfort—whether it’s a movie marathon or a game-day celebration.
Where Lowcountry charm meets modern sophistication, this stunning Palmetto Bluff retreat stands as a true testament to design, craftsmanship, and connection to nature. Reimagined by Group 3 Designs’ Mike Ruegamer and interior designer Taylor Stone, the home blends bold natural textures, dramatic stonework, and ethereal lighting into a cohesive, luxurious sanctuary. Step inside this artfully crafted space where every detail tells a story.
From soothing colds to treating snake bites, the Lowcountry’s meadows and marshes offer more than beauty—they offer healing. For generations, Indigenous and Gullah-Geechee communities have turned to local plants like goldenrod, purple coneflower, and elderberry to restore wellness. Discover the most time-honored herbal remedies that grow all around us, and reconnect with the natural healing traditions of the Lowcountry.
April in the Lowcountry means one thing — golf is in full swing. But this time, we’re teeing up a challenge of a different kind. Put your mental game to the test with our April Mensa quiz. Just like reading the green or nailing a tricky putt, these five brain teasers require focus, strategy, and a sharp mind. Can you score under par?
With over 200,000 acres of salt marsh, Beaufort County is a place where the tides shape not just the land—but life itself. These golden wetlands pulse with activity, from crabs hatching in winding creeks to shorebirds gliding over sunlit shallows. As both a thriving ecosystem and a natural coastal defense, the Lowcountry marsh is a story written in water, rhythm, and resilience.
In the 1980s and 1990s, basketball legend Michael Jordan made Wexford Plantation his home away from home. Overlooking the 11th and 12th holes at Wexford Golf Club, his British West Indies-style vacation home at 11 Yorkshire Drive was a stunning retreat, blending Lowcountry charm with luxury. Discover the history and design of this exclusive property where one of the greatest athletes of all time once relaxed between championship seasons.
Spring in Washington, D.C., is nothing short of magical, as the city’s iconic cherry blossoms transform the landscape into a sea of pink and white. But beyond the blooms, D.C. offers world-class museums, historic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and a thriving culinary scene—all easily accessible from the Lowcountry with a quick flight from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport. Whether you’re strolling the Tidal Basin, exploring Georgetown, or indulging in Michelin-starred dining, March is the perfect time to experience the capital in full bloom.
Inspired by outdoor living, these outfits from local stores and boutiques capture the perfect blend of style and comfort for your next outdoor adventure. Whether you’re lounging by the water, hosting a luxurious garden party or enjoying a sunny afternoon on the golf course, each look is designed to keep you styling and relaxed.
Welcome spring’s renewal with a vibrant, artfully composed floral arrangement that captures the wild beauty of a garden in full bloom. Kim Epley, artistic director at The Studio at Farmer Blue, brings her signature love of color to this radiant display, featuring fresh-cut blooms from her Seabrook flower farm. Discover why this arrangement works and how to keep it looking fresh all season long.
Spring has arrived, and there’s no better time to embrace the beauty of the Lowcountry’s great outdoors. Whether you’re looking to craft the perfect backyard retreat, explore nature or simply soak up the sunshine, these three locals—Katie Williams, Donna and Frank Lynch and Trevor Strever—have turned their passion for outdoor living into a way of life.