Pulliam Morris » Adaptive Reuse

One, Two, Three…”Will It Move With Me?”

lhough — Thu, 28 Jan 2016 06:50:59 +0000

One, Two, Three…three houses later and the furniture still works. It began in a client’s first home. The living room needed updating with a completely new color scheme. Slipcovering the sofa and recovering the club chairs in soft blues and greens gave the room a fresh new look. As soon as the furniture was installed, our client moved into a new home on […]

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A Law Firm Lobby Lacks Light and Life

Carol Hamilton — Thu, 02 Apr 2015 02:10:28 +0000

As an interior designer, every day at work is different - we never know what challenges a project will bring. Recently we were called upon to help a prestigious South Carolina law firm complete their lobby. They had worked with an architect to convert their warehouse space into an office, however the concrete lobby floor, cool paint colors, and […]

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Creating Closet Space

Pam Plowden Rawson, ASID — Fri, 06 Sep 2013 10:00:39 +0000

Renovating a house built in 1807 to accommodate the needs of a modern family is a design and architectural challenge. Of course – modern kitchens, bathrooms, casual family rooms, and even closets did not exist when originally built. Carving out these spaces (and often undoing years of poorly attempted work by previous owners) takes equal […]

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Combining Form and Function

Pam Plowden Rawson, ASID — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 14:23:02 +0000

As interior designers, our job (and our talent, I suppose), is to envision a space transformed. With new construction the task becomes creating the space from scratch. This is more than decorating. Both renovation and new construction require our ability to draw upon our mental inventory of materials as well as knowledge of design elements, […]

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An Eat-In Kitchen With Elegance

Pam Plowden Rawson, ASID — Thu, 23 May 2013 19:02:09 +0000

You often see built-in seating (known as a banquette) in a kitchen or breakfast area. Typically they work well in a corner or tucked into a window surrounded by built-ins. They can add warmth and character to a room, eliminate clutter, as well as add architectural detail. They can also be helpful when space is […]

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We’re In It For Keeps

Pam Plowden Rawson, ASID — Thu, 14 Feb 2013 04:00:49 +0000

While we certainly keep up with the latest trends in design, we strive for our work to stand the test of time. A project with continued success and recognition is good for our clients and is immensely satisfying to us as well. In Charleston, South Carolina, the Wentworth Mansion, and its restaurant Circa 1886, continue […]

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