This transitional kitchen borrows element styles of the past and combines them with contemporary features to produce a new and fresh look by our designers.

MA Peterson www.mapeterson.com The true centerpiece of this project is the rift sawn oak, which we used for the custom cabinetry throughout as well as on the artisan hand-chipped, carved kitchen island. Compared to traditional plain and quarter-sawn styles, rift sawn wood is less common and simply put, exquisite. The milling is done perpendicular to growth rings, producing a grain pattern with no flecking, a unique linear look, and impressive dimensional stability. The delicate, complementary tones of the oak floor pull everything together in a quiet harmony, and slate backsplash adds its own brand of dimensional interest and beauty. Accommodating the owner's desire for premier details, we also designed a custom steel hood for the cooktop and carefully selected fine quality dining stools to accompany the center island.

Project Homeworks takes a balanced approach to their job: clients needs, trends and budget. At Project Homeworks we value and respect our clients and strive to produce pleasing results for them and their environment in an efficient and timely manner. Cyndi began her decorating experience working for a specialty home decor and linen store, where she found her interest growing towards window displays for the company. Over the years, she honed her skills of interior design, such as colour and balance, through building several of her and her husband's homes. This grew into a business and Project:Homeworks was born in 2000. After several lottery houses, showrooms and private residences, Cyndi continues to find enjoyment and satisfaction in creating a warm environment for Project:Homeworks clientele

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This transitional kitchen borrows element styles of the past and combines them with contemporary features to produce a new and fresh look by our designers.

The Gus* classic. Blind-tufted leather seat and back cushions atop a square, stainless steel frame. All Gus* Modern chairs feature no-sag spring construction to produce a dependable, long-lasting product. Their cushions are made of high-density upholstery foam to ensure each one holds its shape and provides outstanding comfort and support. Available in your choice of leather.

Pantry in White Chocolate with chrome baskets, sturdy drawers and corner shelves.
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Italian crystal wall light produced using the highest quality crystals in the world to create one of a kind artworks. The collection uses classic technology and artisan techniques to create refined crystals in various shapes and sizes one by one. Available in a variety of crystal colors and featuring Stainless Steel hardware.

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built custom frames to fit pillars made from actual tree trunks, and sourced Solaire automated retractable solar shades by Awnco Retractables. These shades will retain heat in the winter produced by strategically placed outdoor heaters. They will also reduce the amount of heat allowed to enter the Veranda in the summer. Fitting the tree trunks was no small feat. Each vertical board was hand whittled to match the texture of the trees.

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Custom, shaker door and drawer fronts with a grey paint finish. Cabinets by Castor. Produced by Designers Choice. Contractor: Robert Holsopple Construction Counter Tops by West Central Granite

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Sarah was inspired by the Art Deco style of the 1920s to create life in this area. Iron, aluminum, lacquered wood, leather, and vintage mirrors are some of the vintage materials chosen for the bar, completely designed by Sarah and produced in Germany by artisans. Black and brown zigzagged rugs perfectly compliment the more modern elements of this space, such as the angular pool table and the fierce photography display of “The Woman on Fire” by Guido Argentini.

This home is a little something special. Located in Stock Farm, it the heart of Old Town Bluffton, this home melds traditional elements of a Lowcountry home with a contemporary twist. Traditional Lowcountry color palette on the outside, modern, clean and sleek on the inside. This home proves that melding design styles is not only possible but produces beautiful, and livable, results.

Here is the patio two years later in July. The shrubs are nicely enclosing the space, creating an oasis from the new construction on either side of the property. The patio is random square cut, Pennsylvania Lilac Bluestone. The Calamagrotis are not in bloom yet, but will produce tall flower stalks to line the right side of the patio.