A rustic wooden home is always a beautiful sight, especially when they’re found in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Today’s featured customer, Wesley from Charlotte, North Carolina, lives in this charming cabin-like home. Surrounded by lush foliage, his location is picturesque, almost like a scene from a movie.
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Have you ever heard of RLM Lighting? Probably not, unless you’re a contractor, lighting history buff, or even a long time reader of our blog. For those of you out there that have never heard the term, here is a brief background…
With the rise of blogging over the past decade, it’s no wonder the television industry has also decided to get in on the action. You’ve probably heard of HGTV’s Dream Home, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, and even Southern Living’s Idea Home – all of which are designed by top interior designers from across the country. They feature the best of the best when it comes to furnishings, textiles and especially light fixtures. The icing on the cake is when many of the homes are given away to one lucky winner!
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As if it was taken from the pages of Coastal Living Magazine, the home of today’s featured customer looks just like that of a true Key West cottage. The muted mint green siding paired with the crisp white trim makes this quaint waterfront home highly desirable. While not directly placed in the Florida Keys, this charming little home is located in another part of Florida, also deemed our own little slice of paradise. Right on the Indian River, it is only appropriate for a retro, tropical home to be set against its native Floridian foliage. Read More »
Occasionally we notice that our work areas are starting to creep into the dining room and then even some into living room. For some, it could be work that they brought home from the office, or maybe you have an in-home design studio with fabric samples and color swatches thrown about. Whether you’re proud of it or not, it’s probably happened at some point or another.
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South Carolina was once covered in oversized antebellum plantation homes, where barns and farms were abundant – some of these characteristics are still seen throughout the Palmetto State today. Mount Pleasant, South Carolina is a short distance from the Charleston Harbor, so there’s no denying that rustic architecture has met up with coastal influences throughout the surrounding homes.
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