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.
Natural stone may be beautiful, but tumbled porcelain pavers bring the same aged appeal with less hassle. We asked the team at Savannah Surfaces how this durable, low-maintenance material is elevating outdoor living in the Lowcountry — one timeless terrace at a time.
This Palmetto Bluff entryway is proof that you don’t need bold colors or flashy décor to make an impression. With layered textures, sculptural lighting and subtle sophistication, the designers at Court Atkins Group created a space that welcomes you with style and serenity.
Behr’s 2025 Color of the Year, Rumors (MQ1-15), sets the stage in this dynamic home office where deep red walls, warm woods and luxe gold accents create a space that’s equal parts stylish and productive.
The 2025 HGTV Dream Home in Berkeley Hall turns everyday chores into a design moment with a peach-toned laundry and mudroom that’s equal parts stylish and smart. From pet-friendly features to clever storage, it’s a space that does it all.
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.
Blending generational warmth with modern Lowcountry style, this Sea Pines main living area was reimagined to welcome family, friends, and fresh beginnings. With the help of Angelina Carper of RCH Construction, designer Christina Montecalvo of A Well Dressed Home, and Mark Brummer of Shore Line Design, the homeowners rebuilt their cherished retreat with coastal textures, thoughtful details, and seamless indoor-outdoor living — all while preserving the spirit of a home 50 years in the making.
Tired of the daily blind workout? Automated window treatments offer a sleek, smart solution that brings convenience, energy efficiency, and modern style to your home. With just a tap (or a voice command), you can control light, privacy, and comfort in every room. Bob Engler from Budget Blinds shares how motorized shades are transforming Lowcountry homes — one window at a time.
A closet should do more than just store your wardrobe — it should elevate your daily routine. This stunning transformation by Closets by Design blends organization, luxury, and style, creating a space that’s as inspiring as it is functional. Whether you’re dreaming of a boutique-style display or simply craving more order, get inspired by this chic closet makeover and expert tips for turning clutter into calm.
More than just a place to park, the detached garage at the 2025 HGTV Dream Home in Berkeley Hall is a golf lover’s dream. Designed by Shoreline Construction, Court Atkins Group, and HGTV’s Brian Patrick Flynn, this thoughtfully crafted space offers everything a golfer needs — from gear storage and practice space to a relaxing post-round retreat just steps from the North Course.
Set along Palmetto Bluff’s scenic inland waterway, this custom home is a masterclass in adaptive architecture. Designed by Pearce Scott Architects and built by CS Thomas Construction, the home was tailored to maximize breathtaking views, seamlessly blending indoor comfort with expansive outdoor living spaces. From a reimagined primary suite to a poolside retreat, every detail was shaped by the surrounding Lowcountry landscape.