A French Quarter residence in historic Charleston, layered slowly with fine materials, considered art, and pieces that carry history: livable luxury rooted in place.

How to design a multi-day wedding weekend as a series of distinct worlds, from a celestial welcome dinner to an Alice in Wonderland bridal luncheon.

A South of Broad residence in historic Charleston, designed to honor its architecture while feeling current, comfortable, and tailored to the family who lives there.

A Charleston wedding planner’s shortlist of favorite venues, from historic downtown houses and museums to Lowcountry gardens and grand plantation settings.

Inside a Greenwich Village prewar residence designed from concept through installation, layered for the way the client truly lives, enveloping yet refined.

A designer’s own Charleston wedding: a Madeleine Castaing-inspired celebration at the Gibbes Museum, with jewel tones, garden florals, and a tented reception.

A designer’s own historic Charleston home in Harleston Village, a full renovation of a Federal-style house featured on the cover of Luxe Interiors + Design.