timeless shake siding with copper roof overlooking barrier island estuary

Simply adorable guest cottage with garage in cedar shake with copper roofing

guest cottage nestled in amongst the trees with cedar shakes and copper roofing

the birds eye view of the Atlantic ocean

This house was built truly in the Frank Lloyd Wright / Fay Jones style with minimal site disturbance and traditional and local materials & craftsmen as much as possible. Brick was selected to reflect local earth tones, and all exterior woods were locally sourced and milled cypress.

This house was built on an Allison Ramsey plan for a client who grew up on Shem Creek in old Mt. Pleasant. He longed for the "creek life" with easy access to fishing and water sports. This house, like many coastal residences, was built above flood level with parking and storage underneath. It...

This pool house, or guest cottage as it was affectionately called by our client, was built to emulate a favored destination in the south of France. It features painted brick, Loewen windows, and a slate roof with copper flashings. The dormer is sided with vertical tongue and groove Ipee. The pool...

Another view of this gorgeous pool house / guest cottage designed by Charleston Architect George "Chip" Dowis. Notice the subtle brick detailed at the base of the house and columns as well as the curved wall that defines a interior curved staircase. Chip designs all his projects by hand without use...

View of the water side or rear of the house showcasing the large double chimney with cast concrete caps. Notice the extensive exterior detailing on the clerestory windows that invites natural, but indirect, light into the living room.

This house was designed by Charleston Architect Kevan Hoertdoerfer, a regular design partner of ours for many years. It was designed to reflect the client's love of a downtown Charleston historical landmark and the integration of the highly desired Charleston single-style porches. This house has a...

Waterfront view of this Edgewater Park home built for a good friend. It features a spacious outdoor kitchen (left) that provides for fish-cleaning and cooking for large gatherings.

A modern interpretation of the Charleston single by local Charleston Architect Kevan Hoertdoerfer. This house features Loewen impact windows, traditional 3-coat stucco, Ipee decks, and and extensive views of the Ashley River.

A modern interpretation of the Frank Lloyd Wright style by Arkansas builder and architect Maurice Jennings. Notice the reflection of Wadmalaw Sound in the study window.

Nice clean lines of cypress and brick

Gorgeous side view of this Maurice Jennings gem. This house was perhaps the most challenging I've ever built taking our team almost 24 months. Only with great skill and patience (ours and our client's!) were we able to complete this project as true as possible to the Frank Lloyd Wright legacy with...

Woodland Retreat it's called...a very private homage to Frank Lloyd Wright designed by Maurice Jennings of Fayetteville, Arkansas. This elevation faces the Wadmalaw Sound about 20 miles south of Charleston, SC.

A grand front door flanked by gas lanterns, millwork column bases and wrought iron rails. Notice the judges panel porch ceiling.

A spacious rear porch and lawn for play and entertaining.

Subtle and private is what our client requested

Understated but durable exterior provides no clue to the crafstmanship and detail that lies inside.

One of a kind front entry door crafted in Charelston by John Cook with The Mill JSP. Hardware and lanterns hand-made by craftsmen in Fayetteville, Arkansas.