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Sunday 12 - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 12 - 4pm
A popular interior design trend, geometric patterns have been used in interiors and architecture for centuries. And for good reason. Patterns, prints, and geometric shapes are not only versatile, they allow the creation of a wide range of designs that can accommodate varying styles and tastes. Using defined repeating shapes, geometric patterns not only add interest, they also create a sense of order resulting in a soothing effect to the eye.
This Moreland Cottage built by Brightwater Homes and part of the Builder Guild Collection is a beautiful example of how geometric patterns are used in a variety of ways, yet sparingly so as to not overstimulate. (Think: less is more.)
From wallpaper and backsplashes to beautiful rugs, furniture, and other textiles, interior designer Mikaelah Seifrit from Southern Grace Interiors demonstrates how geometric patterns are timelessly elegant – giving a unique touch of sophistication and style to this Lowcountry home.
The diamond motif is introduced as you enter the home in both color and texture. The bold pattern of the rug beautifully complements the geometric chair and pillows, successfully combining complex shapes in this peaceful space.
The backsplash is a stand out in this bright and cheerful white kitchen. Natural marble, in an intricate diamond pattern, adds texture and interest without being visually distracting.
Diagonal lines are repeated in the seating area in both textiles and the whimsical table base.
The neutral, monochromatic palette, combined with a generous use of white, allow different patterns to blend effortlessly in this soothing bedroom.
Chevron takes center stage in this room, shown in the headboard, mirror, and rug. Varying the scale and tone ensures the pattern doesn’t overwhelm the space, while the large format landscape creates balance with soft lines and color.
Restraint is the key to success in this beautiful shower. Using a bold pattern, but with subtle, tonal colors, creates graceful visual interest. The effect is a high-impact accent that feels soothing and luxurious.
Drapery panels and decorative pillows add just the right amount of pattern to this rich and welcoming space.
A whimsical wallpaper with a stylized take on a chevron pattern highlights this petite kitchenette, demonstrating that big design can come in small packages.
How to Enjoy a Day of Golf at Crossroads At Palmetto Bluff, Crossroads nine-hole golf course offers more than a place to play—it provides a sense of belonging. While the course layout is thoughtfully designed and visually stunning, what sets Crossroads apart...
Explore 342 Corley Street in Moreland Village Every home at Palmetto Bluff tells a story, and 342 Corley Street is no exception. Perched above a sparkling lake in the heart of Moreland Village, this four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath Southern Coastal-style ho...
You know Spring has arrived at the Bluff when The Farm begins buzzing with activity. You can find a bounty of eggs in beautiful hues, bright green potato vines popping up in rows, and Better Boy, Celebrity, and Red Brandywine tomatoes ripening in the sun. We a...
The homes at Palmetto Bluff are known for their expansive and inviting porches, which embody the spirit of Southern charm and hospitality. These porches are more than architectural features; they serve as seamless extensions of the living space, fostering a co...
Take a closer look at the artistry and intention behind the new Coore & Crenshaw golf course coming to life in Anson. In this exclusive video, hear directly from Ben Crenshaw as he shares how each hole was thoughtfully designed to offer a unique experience...
Randy, Carole Anne, Sage, Tyson, and Wren Oliver Where are you from? Randy: We're both from Manning, South Carolina. We met in high school. Carole Anne: We were high school sweethearts! Randy: In 2013, we moved to St. Louis and were there for over seven ...
Where to Spot South Carolina Wildlife This Spring As spring breathes new life into the Lowcountry, Palmetto Bluff becomes a haven for nature enthusiasts eager to experience the vibrant South Carolina wildlife. Warmer temperatures, lush landscapes, and longer ...
Amanda’s Journey to Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Company Tucked along the banks of the May River, Palmetto Bluff is where history, nature, and timeless design come together to create something truly special. For Amanda Cutrer, a dedicated sales agent with Palme...
Palmetto Bluff Members: A Look into the Lifestyle Imagine waking up to a cascading canopy of natural oak trees. You can hear the sounds of the May River careening in the background and smell the aroma of finely ground espresso slowly engulfing your waterfront...
As April approaches the promise of spring is unmistakable here at the Bluff, especially for bird enthusiasts. Above us, migratory flocks signal the start of a new season. Northern parulas, often among the first to migrate, arrive early in March. Their song—a r...
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