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One Day Closer To Move In

Oct 31 2015

Back in Brantley today for the very LAST workday before the full move-in! Woo Hoo. We couldn’t be more excited.

The fireplace wall that no one believed we really had a plan for came rapidly together today. The cabinet crew did an amazing job of executing my vision for the concealed TV.

The Tv is recessed into the wall so that it is flush with the face. The doors are then double hinged with concealed brackets and fold all the way back flat against the side walls. The opening around the firebox will be the same product that is on the floor for a seamless transition.

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Move In Number 2

Oct 28 2015

If you read the last post you know that on Tuesday we were preparing for a full house move in and reveal for family number 1.

Well on Wednesday we loaded up the van and headed south to the beautiful Ponte Vedra Beach in Florida.

When we see this sign we know that we are “home” for the next few days.

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Move In Day Is 7 Days Away!

Oct 26 2015

We have three families on the eve of move in day so you can imagine the organized chaos that is the norm around here right now.

This picture pretty much tells the story. (Good thing I had a key to the back door ’cause I couldn’t fit through the crack that was left in the shop doorway.)

Need any lamps? Chandeliers? Hardware? How about rugs? Not a problem. I think we’ve got you covered. haha

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Cashiers Showhouse Part II

Aug 27 2015

In Part I we explored the greatness that was the setting for the 2015 Cashiers Showhouse. Today, we go inside!

This is the floorplan for the house if that helps you. It rambled so much we all got lost in a wonderful way.

Cathy Kincade knocked it out of the ballpark with this gorgeous wall. Love that table and those chairs and as Clinton Smith of Veranda Magazine was overheard saying, “And not an antler in sight.” LOL

Inspection Day Down South

Aug 20 2015

After months and months of planning and scheming and tweaking and drawing, this beauty is coming together in a marvelous way! Inspection Day in the south end of the state was as much fun as the one we featured last week from the northern end. Here is a little peek into the back story of how a house is birthed. Every wall, doorway...

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Photo Shoot With Southern Lady

Aug 13 2015

We had a blast staging houses for a recent photo shoot. The whole neighborhood got caught up in the excitement and came bearing garden flowers, food, smiles and well wishes. We stripped Parish, one of my favorite go to places for all things fabulous, of their tabletop goodies for this sweet tablescape. Thank you Ashley! Beth Bridges came over with her giant clam shell...

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It’s Site Inspection Week.

Aug 11 2015

It's site inspection week. Remember the days when your kids were little...

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Kitchen Before And After

Mar 16 2015

I am so far behind on posting client projects photos. Today is the day to start the catch up process! Woo hoo! So here we go with one of my favorite kitchen before and afters. We started out with a very dated, very dark, very ...

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Which Rug Is Best For You?

Mar 10 2015

[caption id="attachment_7790" align="aligncenter" width="442"] Antique Sultanabad[/caption] HAND KNOTTED Hand-knotting is the most labor intensive of all. This type of weave takes a lot of time and skill. Quality is determined by the number of knots per square inch. The tighter the knot and more dense the carpet, the better the quality. Much training is required to learn to create these works of art. These rugs retain their value...

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Castles in the Sand Beach House

Mar 02 2015

I spent last week helping my sweet friend, Judy, finish a jaw-dropping duplex at the beach. We didn’t finish but got close enough to give you a sneak peak. Keep reading! There is a surprise announcement in a moment.

castle in the sand beach house

The houses are called “Castle in the Sand East”(the turquoise side) and “Castle In the Sand West”(the white side). Each side has 5000 sq ft heated and cooled, 1300 sq ft of covered balconies and a sun deck with private heated pool. Each side sleeps up to 26 guests. 9 bedrooms, 8 full baths and two half baths. Each master bedroom has it’s own private balcony facing the water. There are four per side!

How would you like to have a beach house like this?

castle in the sand beach house

Well…. wait for it…… IT CAN BE YOURS!!!

That’s right. At the end of this very long post, (hey, it’s hard to cover 10,000 sq ft of wonderful) I will give you a number to call and you can choose which side you would like to rent or heck… take the whole thing and you will have room for all of your best buds and most of their kids!

Actually, for those of you who head women’s ministries this is an ideal setting for a retreat.

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