Inside the Coburn Hutchinson House Principal Bedroom Design
A Principal Bedroom Rooted in History and Modern Ease When you step into the Coburn Hutchinson House principal bedroom, you’re not just entering a beautiful
There is something that happens the moment you walk into a home that has stood for a hundred years or more. You feel it before you can name it. The proportions are generous. The materials are honest.The rooms carry memory in their bones.
Restoring a historic home in Summerville, Charleston, or anywhere along the South Carolina Lowcountry corridor is one of the most meaningful and layered projects a designer and homeowner can undertake together, and it is work I love deeply.
In these posts, you will find guidance on honoring the original architecture of an older home while weaving in the comfort and function a modern family needs. We will talk through everything from sourcing period-appropriate materials and salvaged finishes to navigating the realities of working within a historic district.
Whether you are just beginning to understand what you have in an antebellum cottage or you are mid-renovation on a Craftsman bungalow, this is a space built for you.
A Principal Bedroom Rooted in History and Modern Ease When you step into the Coburn Hutchinson House principal bedroom, you’re not just entering a beautiful
Y’all! Thanks for coming along for all the commentary ‘Behind the Scenes’! I sure do appreciate all the support! Back to it: After months of
If Part 1 was about uncovering the story, then Part 2 is about telling it through design. Once the research dust settled and we’d met
Come along with me behind the scenes of my Homeworthy House Tour with this 3-part series! A Landmark Reimagined Every historic home tells a story.
When we first walked into this historic Charleston Single, it was clear the kitchen needed a fresh chapter. The bones were there—original heart pine floors,
Where Charleston Charm Meets Period-Accurate Design – Historic Bathroom Renovation Nestled in the heart of Historic Downtown Summerville, South Carolina, the Coburn Hutchinson House—built in
