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Two years ago, interior designer Kay Douglass went to an open house for a Charleston single house on Wentworth Street in Harleston Village. The designer had recently remodeled a home...
Trading cold winters and the constraints of work life for relaxed island living in a new house is a dream, but as they say, it takes teamwork to make the...
The search by a retired couple for just the right Lowcountry lot on which to build a home spanned a solid decade and involved lots of patience and contemplation. Though...
A new gallery in Atlanta, Sonny Hardman Fine Arts, brings a fresh perspective to local collectors and art lovers through a focus on Eastern European fine art paintings. This is...
Charles Nevinson is the rare businessman who can say with confidence that there “is really no one who does what we do.” He is president and owner of Architectural Accents—a...
In the competitive world of real estate, the name RE/MAX comes with incredible brand recognition across the globe, rooted in a reputation for excellence, professionalism and success. At the heart...
Hagan Fine Art, a cherished fixture of charleston’s art scene for more than 14 years, is poised for a transformative renaissance as it transitions into new ownership. Founded by artist...
Ensconced in the shops at charleston place with its profusion of neighboring exclusive retailers and high-end eateries, johnnie-O by M. Dumas & Sons, brings together iconic brands where “East Coast...
We’re all looking for ways to be healthier, but healthcare can be complicated. Whether managing a chronic condition, battling an illness or trying to adopt a healthier lifestyle, a strong,...
You may or may not know the name of artist Robert Maniscalco, but you probably know about some of the headlining portraits he has painted and drawn. Just a few...
The room is perfect. The carpet goes well with the sofa, which blends harmoniously with the color chosen for the walls. Then the muddy labradoodle comes bounding in with other...
Charleston’s unique character—award-winning historic district, vibrant food scene, Gullah cultural heritage, the list goes on—has for a couple of decades now, and still counting, lured newcomers to the city’s sunny...
Christine Blyth is not the first self-proclaimed introvert to find a home in art and an avenue for (quietly) expressing the creative impulse. Sometimes, originality thrives best in seclusion, free...
Artist Merrie McNair has taken a unique path in the art world, blending her passion for nature with her love of oil painting. Born and raised in South Carolina, McNair’s...
Although Pamela Wingard has always been drawn to art, it took many years and working in two other careers for her to realize she could make a living as a...
When Ben Douglas completed his military service in 1946, he envisioned more than just a return to civilian life—he wanted to start a business creating practical, durable and stylish garments,...
Discovery is a compelling thing. The urge to explore new places, to discover new people and customs, feeds the imagination and widens perspective. For design professional Kassandra Renard, exploration drives...
The most important wine association in Spain is a very exclusive singles scene. Grandes Pagos de España is a private group of 34 wineries that share a passion for single...
As a child, Maryann Palmgren recognized art as a door beckoning her to pass through, opening to a universe of color and possibility. An accomplished expressionist painter, Palmgren says that...
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