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What’s New in Charleston Shopping: Palmetto Moon, Luxury Wallcoverings, and More
On the Wall Luxury wallcovering company Phillip Jeffries unveiled a new showroom in the Charleston Design District in September. Founded 50 years ago in Eric and Sue Bershad’s New Jersey garage, the company has grown to 14 showrooms worldwide, including flagships in New York, London, and Singapore. Now led by their sons Philip and Jeffrey, the brand is known for its grasscloths, linens, prints, specialty metallics, and murals. The 1,400-square-foot space at Navy Yard Charleston features 15 vignettes and more than 500 wing boards, allowing designers to experience the wallcoverings firsthand. [ 2158 Noisette Blvd., Suite 121, North Charleston; www.phillipjeffries.com ]
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Inside a Historic Hampton Park Terrace Home Filled with Art, Antiques, and Chinoiserie
From the outside, the wood-framed house is pure Craftsman design, but on the inside, there’s not a stick of Mission-style Stickley furniture. Instead, this circa-1919 catalog “kit” house (similar to those sold by Sears, Roebuck & Co.) is punctuated by the eclectic collections of its well-traveled owners, Deborah and Dr. W. Melvin Brown III.
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Deanna’s Wine Bar and Bert’s Pig Shop Bringing Wine and House-Made Charcuterie to West Ashley
A new two-concept wine and charcuterie destination is preparing to take over the space formerly occupied by 7-Eleven at 521 Wappoo Road in West Ashley. Deanna’s Wine Bar and Bert’s Pig Shop will share the space, serving as a wine bar and a “pig-to-table” charcuterie spot, says coverage by the Post and Courier.
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Charleston airport development would fill 79 acres of wetlands
The owner and operator of Charleston International Airport is seeking permission to fill 79 acres of wetlands as part of a large-scale real estate development it is proposing. The request was filed with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on Sept. 24. The federal permitting agency received three public comments, with one opposing the application.
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Feast On Unlimited Refills Of Freshly-Made Sushi At This Hidden Restaurant In South Carolina
Somewhere in Charleston, tucked inside a strip mall that most people drive past without a second glance, there’s a sushi restaurant quietly doing something extraordinary. Kings Sushi in Charleston, South Carolina is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever wasted time at anywhere else. Now,...
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How This Former Church Turned Dinner Into a SPECTACULAR Experience in Charleston, South Carolina
Open Mon–Wed, 10 AM–12:00 AM | Fri–Sat, 9 AM–2:00 AM | Sun 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM. Charleston has plenty of places to eat, but Church and Union gives dinner an unusually dramatic backdrop: a former church with soaring ceilings and stained glass. On North Market...
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Charleston's Growing Beauty Scene and the Local Businesses Behind It
Charleston, South Carolina, has long been celebrated for its historic architecture, coastal charm, restaurants, and distinctive Southern culture. However, another part of the city's identity is attracting attention: its evolving beauty and personal care scene. Independent salons, skincare boutiques, wellness studios, and specialized beauty professionals are contributing to a market that reflects both traditional hospitality and modern consumer preferences.
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Living Canvas: 100 Artists to Transform Charleston During First Annual Plein Air Competition
Six days of painting, creativity and Lowcountry inspiration will turn downtown Charleston into an open-air art studio this November. Charleston has long been an inspiration to artists, photographers and creative minds drawn to its historic architecture, colorful streets, waterfront scenery and unmistakable Lowcountry character. This November, that artistic spirit will take center stage as the city welcomes 100 artists from across the country for the inaugural Charleston Plein Air Competition.
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Inside Philosophers & Fools, Charleston’s Bookstore and Bar
When Jenny Ferrara and Michael Bourke started dating, she asked him what he would do if he won the lottery. Bourke said he’d “open a bookstore that sells beer and wine, and I’d hang out there all day.” “That was a dream I could get on board with,” Ferrara recalls.