The vanity is custom-designed by Palmer, complete with chrome and acrylic legs, which compliment the Carrara marble countertops and black and white marble floor tiles. A custom mirror reflects and enhances the resplendent Strauss crystals, shimmering and casting shadows. Lest you forget this is a pool bath, colorful beach towels echo the cool blue of the pool, as well as the color pallet of the cabana and poolside lounge chairs.

This adorable en suite girl's bedroom and bath is designed for a little girl to grow and flourish into a young lady. Fine furniture, such as the Hickory Chair poster bed and night stands are classic pieces that are timeless and can be adorned with other linens down the road. Simple, velvet ruched coverlet from Pottery Barn Kids, along with fun, playful pillows adorn the bed currently along with another coverlet from Pine Cone Hill. The windows are dressed with a cream eyelet silk fabric from Robert Allen and the lavender silk Roman shades are by A Shade Above in Charlotte, using the specialty line by Hunter Douglas. The chandelier was customized with pale pink crystals and a silk shantung shade.

The bathroom's custom vanity is actually a soft white. The pale pink walls reflect giving the illusion of a hint of a pink cast. Fine lacy filigree silver and crystal sconces are by Schonbek. The vanity top is fabricated in a Botticino Marble. The vanity faucet with large crystal knobs play up the feminine feel to this bathroom but also allow for a bit of playfulness. The tub surround and shower listello (not shown) is from Renaissance tile's handmade tile collection and the beaded trim pieces are from Walker Zanger's hand glazed and handmade collection. The water closet boasts a very pale pink soft swirl wallpaper from Thibault with a pleated cream Taffeta silk accented by tiny crystal beads along the hemline.

This beautiful home sits on the banks of beautiful Lake Wylie. The exterior and interior flow beautifully together with items collected from previous homes, new furnishings and details such as hand glazed tile, custom designed cabinets, extraordinary light fixtures, hand crafted copper hood, a scullery, uniquely crafted barn doors to hide away the lap top and office papers, a doggy door designed to compliment the iron staircase, etc. The laundry room sports a unique antique reproduction sink, pebble tiles spill from the floor of the master shower onto the bathroom floor and the cabinets are designed to look like individual pieces of handcrafted furniture. The home is imaginative, warm and cozy yet still sophisticated. 

This rustic mountaintop home overlooking the smokey mountains is a true example of the old camps found in upstate New York. The red windows, stained cedar entrance and the subtle green siding blend effortlessly with the mountain top vista at 4000 feet. For this project, time was taken to plan every detail of the home in the true spirit of the great camps built in the late 1800's. The gated community boasts the multiple compounds that were prevalent in upstate New York and provides fishing, boating, hiking, and a lodge for large events. The home is built for entertaining and was designed to sleep 12 comfortably. Perhaps not as grand as the camps that were eventually owned by the Vanderbuilts' and Rockefellers', the home none the less is luxuriously appointed while still providing the homeyness of a rustic retreat. Antiques, custom made furniture from New York artisans, as well as fine crafted new furnishings compliment the style.

Media rooms are moving away from the single-use home theater-style to provide more cozy and inviting flex space for hanging out or entertaining.  This luscious room is comprised of several designated spaces that allow for a wide variety of ways in which guests can be entertained.