Discover the very best design inspiration the Lowcountry has to offer. We share beautiful homes to spark your imagination and offer practical tips to apply in your own home. Whether you need ideas for your kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, living room, bar, etc. – We have you covered. And it doesn’t stop there. We know how important outdoor areas are in the Lowcountry, so we offer ways to elevate these spaces as well. From highlighting your beautiful Lowcountry view to perfecting your entertaining spaces. Stay current on the latest design trends and learn how to stay true to your own style preferences. We also share furniture and decor suggestions from local shops.
What began as a renovation became an almost complete rebuild. Over 14 months, RCH Construction transformed an aging Sea Pines home, addressing structural challenges, opening up the living spaces and creating a refined interior where every detail was carefully considered.
A trip to Tuscany inspired a Sea Pines couple to bring a piece of Italian wine country home. See how RCH Construction combined rustic limestone, richly patterned quartzite, sparkling details and custom wine storage to create a bar designed for their everyday lives.
What was once an overlooked stretch of lawn now sets the stage for a striking backyard reveal. See how Earthworks transformed this Rose Hill property with a graceful walkway, stately fountain and plunge pool.
Soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and a restrained coastal palette give this Spring Island living room an effortless sense of openness. Designed by Bellwether Design + Build, the space makes room for gathering while keeping the surrounding landscape in view.
Nature takes the lead in this Palmetto Bluff living room curated by Court Atkins Group. Discover six ways marsh-inspired artwork, handcrafted pottery, natural textures and collected objects create understated Lowcountry elegance.
Entertaining starts in the kitchen, but hosting doesn’t have to mean spending the evening managing appliances. Billy Wood Appliance recommends three upgrades — induction cooking, undercounter convenience and smart technology — that can simplify meal preparation and keep hosts connected to their guests.
The sounds inside your home can influence how well you concentrate, rest and connect with others. Hilton Head Island therapist and interior designer Dr. Debi Lynes explains how to recognize unwanted noise, soften a room’s acoustics and protect your hearing.
Part library, part worldly retreat, this Windmill Harbour study layers books, dark wood, deep green and brass with unexpected openness. The result feels collected across generations rather than decorated all at once.
Sand, wet paws and well-traveled rooms ask a lot of a floor. Savannah Surfaces Tile shares five ways to choose surfaces that can handle coastal life without sacrificing thoughtful design.
The best lighting often goes unnoticed. It simply makes reading easier, pathways clearer and everyday tasks more comfortable. Dr. Debi Lynes shares what to look for when illuminating the spaces you use most.