




This stately Federal home in Charleston’s historic South of Broad neighborhood underwent a meticulous two-year transformation. The 8,130-square-foot residence blends timeless elegance with bold, personalized design. In the entrance hall and sun porch, painted pine floors were artfully aged to evoke a sense of history.







Walls in the living room were lacquered in a daring raspberry hue, paired with a 1950s Fontana Arte chandelier suspended from an ornate medallion.



The dining room features custom hand-painted Gracie wallpaper, a Branching Bubble chandelier by Lindsey Adelman, and a mix of antique and contemporary furnishings.












Outside, a walled garden offers a serene retreat, completing the home’s harmonious balance of sophistication and charm.

