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Alix Bragg Interior Design
“Elevation Lowcountry Style Pool Teak Decking”
“lowcountry style, traditional 6/6 windows, wood French doors, white with black shutters, raised pier construction, pool area”
“Elevation Lowcountry Style Pool Teak Decking”
“Elevation Lowcountry Style Pool”
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Wayne Windham Architect, P.A.
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Last comment "Reminds us of what we received, but closer to what we like..."
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Last comment "Reminds us of what we received, but closer to what we like..."
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“"A misconception is that Lowcountry design is all the same," says Courtney Windham of Wayne Windham Architects. "There are many variations of Lowcountry architecture — formal, relaxed, farmhouse style, Barbados/tropical, contemporary and more."”
“Carolina's Lowcountry.”
“Lowcountry Residence”
“Carolina's Lowcountry.”
Alix Bragg Interior Design
“Lowcountry style is in the smaller details. "There are so many things that make a home distinctly Charleston, but the shutters are what does it on this home," says interior designer Alix Bragg. "The old-school style of the louvered shutters (painted Charleston green) is a staple in the Lowcountry”
“Carolina's Lowcountry, like this Charleston beauty.”
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Frederick + Frederick Architects
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Last comment "like the roundness of these arches but would want the to be wider"
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Last comment "like the roundness of these arches but would want the to be wider"
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“distinctive Lowcountry design move that never goes out of style is a raised first floor. "The first floors were raised off the ground to keep out the floodwaters and to allow breezes to circulate under the house," explains Frederick.”
“LOWCOUNTRY HOME omg...lowcountry House”
Frederick + Frederick Architects
“notice low-country window design resembling mom/dads”
“Lowcountry River House - love the fence & gate”
“traditional Lowcountry look. The terne metal roofing makes a surprising statement against the home's whitewashed cypress exterior. More:Houzz Tour: A Sweet Southern MakeoverSouthern Style: Lowcountry LuxeCozy Cabin Style”
WaterMark Coastal Homes, LLC
“traditional Lowcountry home, where clean, simple lines replace the more traditional details," says Thomas. "They still have the classic Lowcountry features of deep porches and overhangs, but they’ve been stripped to their more fundamental elements. I think most people think modern and Lowcountry don’t necessarily”
Frederick + Frederick Architects
“windows & doors; no shutters;metal roof= lowcountry style”
“size and lowcountry feel”
“Another lowcountry favorite”
“of the Lowcountry and, if the Huskers do get into their territory, to be a bit less welcoming and friendly as this home is.”
Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home
“Looks like something in the lowcountry”
“Gracious lowcountry home in Palmetto Bluff of Blufton SC.”
“look! Low-country look.”
