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This summer, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is turning up the volume with their latest release, teaming up with the beloved band Goose for a limited-edition flavor: Goose Tracks.
Currently out on their summer festival tour, Goose is having a moment—and now they’re stepping into legendary territory with a signature ice cream flavor of their own. Goose Tracks is a reimagining of the classic black raspberry chip, made richer with juicier berries like red raspberries and blackberries, and layered with bittersweet chocolate flakes. It’s equal parts nostalgic and fresh—like hearing your favorite song come alive on stage for the very first time.
Starting June 24, fans in Charleston can find Goose Tracks in local Jeni’s scoop shops and online at jenis.com. This flavor marks the latest in Jeni’s lineup of creative collaborations and celebrates the joy of two universal languages: music and ice cream.
And the summer magic doesn’t stop there—Jeni’s has just kicked off the first half of its Super Fun Times flavor drop, a bold and vibrant lineup designed to capture that carefree, kid-in-a-candy-store energy. (Images here).
Think: ice creams that taste like burning your homework. Racing shopping carts through the grocery store parking lot. Nights that stretch just past curfew, and mornings that don’t start until noon. These flavors channel the thrill of the first day of summer—the kind of wide-eyed, pocket-full-of-quarters excitement that promises nothing but pure, unfiltered Super Fun Times. New flavors include:
Pink Bubblegum: Wonderfully juicy and intensely fruity. Tastes like the first (and best) 30 seconds of classic gum
Toasted S’mores: Toasty vanilla bean marshmallow ice cream with gooey milk chocolate and graham cracker cookies.
Root Beer Float: Root beer ice cream with marshmallows. Tastes like the creamy, refreshing, frothy foam atop a frosty mug of root beer.
The first half of Jeni’s Super Fun Times collection is available now in Jeni’s scoop shops across Charleston and at jenis.com. More whimsical flavors are on the way later this summer.
Woodfield Development and Kids on Point host aGrand Reveal for the new Ravenel Bridge Access atMorrison Yard
Charleston, SC – (June 11, 2025) – Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, and Kids On Point today hosted the official unveiling of a new and meaningful connection, the brand-new staircase linking Morrison Yard and the greater Upper Peninsula to the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge pedestrian and bike path.
“We have achieved an important milestone in the evolution of Morrison Yard, including a new pedestrian entrance to the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, wider sidewalks, and approved plans for a new crosswalk and traffic light at the Morrison Drive and Johnson Street intersection. These improvements will greatly enhance accessibility and walkability for both pedestrians and cyclists,” said Mike Schwarz, partner at Woodfield Development. “We encourage the community to celebrate these vital infrastructure updates with us as we continue to strengthen the urban fabric of Charleston’s Upper Peninsula.”
The unveiling event – which was attended by District Four Councilmember Robert Mitchell, Woodfield’s development partners, and Morrison Yard residents – marks the official opening of the new staircase that provides direct pedestrian access from Morrison Yard to Charleston’s iconic Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge. The new bridge access is designed to foster more connectivity between downtown Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and the surrounding area.
This event was hosted in partnership with Kids On Point, a local nonprofit committed to providing transformative academic and enrichment programming for families in and around the Morrison Yard community.
Woodfield Development first announced its partnership with Kids on Point at the Morrison Yard grand opening event hosted in February 2023. The leading multifamily developer has since raised $200,000 to support their mission to create a brighter future for Charleston’s youth, helping to remove barriers and ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive.
Developed by Woodfield Development, Morrison Yard Residences is a new best-in-class mixed-use development located in Charleston’s booming Upper Peninsula. Offering an extensive work-live-play experience, Morrison Yard Residences features 379 upgraded Class A multifamily rental units and approximately 27,208 square feet of ground-floor retail space. When the mixed-use master plan is completed in 2027, Morrison Yard will offer more than 138,000 square feet of Class A office space in a 10-story building, more than 40,000 square feet of street-level retail, a Kimpton Hotel, and luxury residences.
“Our continued collaboration with Kids on Point showcases Woodfield Development’s dedication to improving the well-being of and fostering connections within the local community” added Schwarz.
For more information on Morrison Yard or to schedule a tour, please visit www.morrisonyardresidences.com, call (854) 205-3482, or visit the leasing office at 838 Morrison Drive, Charleston.
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About Morrison Yard
Morrison Yard is a prominent master-planned mixed-use development on the Upper Peninsula in Charleston, SC. The property was developed by Woodfield Development and is situated at the base of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, offering breathtaking views of the waterfront. Slated for completion in 2027, the mixed-use Morrison Yard master plan will feature more than 138,000 square feet of Class A Office Space, 379 luxury apartment units, more than 40,000 square feet of street retail, a premier event venue, extensive public space, and a 250-room Kimpton Boutique Hotel. Read more at morrisonyardresidences.com.
About Woodfield Development
Woodfield Development is a premier developer and operator of Class A multifamily communities. Amongst its peer group, the Woodfield partnership has unmatched experience in multifamily development and asset management. Since its founding in 2005, Woodfield has completed 74 communities, has 16 communities under construction, and numerous projects in various stages of entitlement and design. Woodfield’s earliest developments were located predominantly in the southeast and Mid-Atlantic, but the company has since expanded its footprint to include markets in the Northeast, Florida, Tennessee, and Texas.
From the first project to each thereafter, the singular goal is to deliver well-conceived, thoughtfully designed, market supported projects that hit each market’s sweet spot and create value for Woodfield’s investors and partners. Relying on local knowledge with experienced development partners, Woodfield sets the new high bar with each development it delivers. With a track record that stands above, Woodfield Development sets out to assemble the best team of designers, consultants, architects, general contractors, and capital sources – every development, every time. Read more at woodfielddevelopment.net.
About Kids On Point
Kids On Point is a nonprofit organization committed to empowering underserved youth in Charleston, SC, through year-round educational and enrichment programs. By focusing on academic success, leadership development, and wellness, Kids On Point is working to bridge the resource gap and ensure all children in the Lowcountry have the opportunity to reach their full potential. For more information on Kids On Point visit their website at kidsonpoint.org.
We are so excited to announce the grand opening of Let’s Mochi Donuts in Mount Pleasant, SC that we can hardly contain our sweet tooth. This new vibrant dessert shop will be located at 644 Long Point Road inside the Bell Hall Shopping Center with hours seven days a week.
Come by and enjoy chewy, colorful mochi donuts, refreshing boba tea and so much more.
New Dessert Shop Details
Location: Belle Hall Shopping Center – 644 Long Point Rd, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464
Following the acclaim of The Pinch and Lowland, Method Co. debuts their second hotel concept for the city designed in collaboration with Morris Adjmi Architects, blending historic charm with modern details
Charleston, South Carolina (June 11, 2025) – The acclaimed hospitality company Method Co. announces the official opening of their latest project, The Nickel Hotel. Situated on Charleston’s historic King Street in partnership with renowned New York-based architecture and interior design studio, Morris Adjmi Architects, and national real estate firm Capital Square, the 50-room hotel introduces a guest experience that’s both refined and refreshing to the city, featuring elegantly-designed rooms and suites, and lively communal spaces including a lush interior courtyard, a library, private event space and listening room, guest-only cocktail bar, and soon-to-open rooftop lounge which will be open to the public.
Following the success of its sister property, The Pinch, The Nickel Hotel is a new modern boutique in Charleston’s Cannonborough neighborhood. Designed by celebrated Morris Adjmi Architects in collaboration with Method Co.’s in-house design team, Method Studios, The Nickel Hotel melds Charleston’s design traditions with contemporary influences, taking cues from the city’s historic architecture and ornate ironwork. The Nickel also refers to the property’s location on the 500 block of King Street and ultimately celebrates the idea of time well spent.
“The Nickel Hotel is located in the Cannonborough neighborhood, which is filled with great restaurants, cool coffee shops and independent stores,” says Randall Cook, CEO of Method Co. “It’s exciting to be in the center of this area with so many creatives and young people – both locals and visitors alike.”
The lobby, situated directly on King Street, is a layered, contemporary interpretation of a Southern townhome’s interiors, featuring a hand-clipped European marble mosaic entry sign, honed gray and white checkerboard honed marble floor, and hand painted porcelain plaster – found in many of Charleston’s historic buildings – on the walls and ceiling, while a large antique French tapestry hangs in the lobby.
At the heart of the hotel lies the courtyard, serving as the property’s lush living room for guests to congregate. Drawing from the European influence embedded in Charleston’s architectural DNA, the courtyard features three stories of ornate wrought iron balconies, a palette of earthy terra cottas, a prominent wood-burning fireplace and a two-tiered fountain at its center, all draped in lush greenery and bathed in soft lighting from surrounding gas copper lanterns, creating a serene sanctuary off the bustling King Street. Overlooking the courtyard on the third floor is The Parlour, a private event space and listening room complete with a selection of vinyl. The intimate space boasts a club-like atmosphere, featuring oak herringbone flooring and leather and oak shelving with a large private balcony for either informal gatherings or work meetings.
The Nickel also features multiple distinct food and beverage venues, including Bar Daniel, a private guest lounge on the second floor, named after Daniel Cannon, a carpenter who founded the Cannonborough neighborhood. Serving guests throughout the day, the lounge transitions from a quiet place for espresso to a buzzy space for late-night cocktails. Meanwhile, the top floor will be home to Rosemary Rose, a rooftop lounge and bar with 360 views of Charleston, which will be open to the public later this summer. Inspired by the sun-filled ease of the French Riviera lifestyle, Rosemary Rose will offer light bites and a curated selection of cocktails in an outdoor space furnished with hacienda-style wrought iron lounge furniture and zellige tile tables made by Moroccan artisans, while an arched bar anchors the interior, complemented by intimate dining and lounge seating with custom-designed banquettes and expansive windows.
With guest rooms designed to evoke the comforts of home, each spacious room and suite features a full-size kitchen with built-in Bosch appliances, decorative aged bronze cabinet hardware, and honed marble countertops, in addition to a dining space, lounge area, and LG washer and dryer. Method Studios custom-designed furniture for the rooms, including the beds, sofas, media credenzas, armoires, and nightstands, while additional design features such as Gubi coffee tables, herringbone oak flooring, House of Hackney wallpaper, and Nordic Knot Scandinavian rugs, complete the look. Bathrooms feature a pop of color through tonal green wall tile and hand-glazed porcelain floor tiles in an encaustic clover pattern. Guests can choose their preferred view, either of the lush courtyard or vibrant King Street, with many rooms featuring private balconies.
Right in the heart of Charleston, the Nickel is sure to become a beloved destination for locals and visitors within the vibrant neighborhood of Cannonborough, known for its innovative restaurants, cafes, and independent boutiques.
Starting rates from $460/night
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Owner/Operator: Method Co. and Capital Square
Developer: Method Co.
Designer/Branding: Method Studios
Building Design and Interior Architect: Morris Adjmi Architects
Architects of Record: L3SP (Charleston)
Hotel Address: 529 King St., Charleston, South Carolina 29403
Method Co. is a Philadelphia-based hospitality and development firm with an in-house design and branding firm, Method Studios, founded on the joining of historically compatible disciplines under one roof; the firm bridges the worlds of interior design and real estate development, while embracing the custom design of products, furniture, identities and experiences. Built from a team of individuals with extensive experience in the fields of finance, interior design, branding, architecture, urban planning and fine arts, Method company’s diverse skill set forms the foundation of the firm’s interdisciplinary practice. The team has been responsible for the design, staging and development of hotel, restaurant, and real estate projects, such as the ROOST Apartment Hotel brand with locations throughout the US including Philadelphia, Cleveland, Tampa, Baltimore, and Detroit; Whyle in Washington D.C.; Wm. Mulherin’s Sons Restaurant & Hotel, and HIROKI restaurant in Philadelphia; luxury boutique property in Charleston, The Pinch and restaurant Lowland; The Quoin hotel, restaurant, rooftop bar & lounge, and Simmer Down in Wilmington, Delaware; along with a variety of dining concepts, including Le Suprême, Kamper’s, Sakazuki, Bar Rotunda, The Aladdin Sane, and Hiroki-San, at Detroit’s Book Tower; FORTH Atlanta, which houses a boutique hotel, social club, and four food & beverage concepts – Il Premio, Bar Premio, Elektra, and Moonlight; and most recently, The Nickel Hotel a second luxury concept in Charleston opening in late Spring 2025, with additional expansion plans across concepts in other major markets. www.methodco.com @method.co_
ABOUT CAPITAL SQUARE
Capital Square is a vertically integrated, national real estate firm specializing in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges, qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion and a real estate investment trust (REIT). The company is also an active developer and manager of multifamily communities. Since 2012, Capital Square has completed more than $7.9 billion in transaction volume. Capital Square’s mixed-used development projects total over 2,000 apartment units with a total development value in excess of $800 million, and Capital Square Living, the firm’s property management division, now manages over 11,500 apartments across multiple states. Capital Square’s related entities provide a range of services – including due diligence, acquisition, loan sourcing, property/asset management and disposition – for a growing number of high-net-worth investors, private equity firms, family offices and institutional investors. The company has been recognized by Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing companies in the nation for eight consecutive years. Learn more atCapitalSq.com.
ABOUT MORRIS ADJMI ARCHITECTS
Morris Adjmi Architects (MA) is a multidisciplinary planning and design practice that provides a comprehensive approach to architecture, interior design, and art services—driven by the firm’s collective passion for placemaking. Known for creating iconic buildings inspired by art, history, and context, MA’s rigorous, research-based design approach has helped establish the firm as a leader in the revitalization of post-industrial neighborhoods and historic districts with projects that are imbued with a distinct sense of place and purpose. Headquartered in New York City and New Orleans, the award-winning firm has designed over 27 million square feet of built space in more than 25 cities throughout the United States and abroad.www.ma.com
Dress up in colonial attire and join us at The Joe for a Carolina Day Post-Game Drone Light Show: Carolina Day is an annual celebration of the American victory over the British Royal Navy in 1776 Battle of Sullivan’s Island during the Revolutionary War.
We’ll spend Carolina Day in the battle of our own with Lynchburg Hillcats kicking off the yearlong celebration of America’s 250th birthday. Following the game, the RiverDogs will host Charleston’s first-ever large-scale Drone Light Show, featuring 250 custom-choreographed LED drones performing above the ballpark.
Carolina Day is the annual commemoration of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island that occurred on June 28, 1776. Fort Moultrie hosts Carolina Day events annually on the Saturday closest to June 28. During this weekend, the park hosts living historians, historic weapons demonstrations, ranger programs, and other activities.
Below is a listing of Carolina Day activities:
Location: Fort Moultrie – 1214 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island, SC 29482
This event is fee-free. No site fees will apply during this event. Events run from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Event Schedule:
Flag Raising Program 10:00 a.m., inside Fort Moultrie
Join a ranger and living historians to help raise the Moultrie Flag. Learn about the importance of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, what the battle between the fort and the navy looked like and the history behind the flag itself.
History Talk 10:30 a.m., behind Fort Moultrie
10:30 a.m.: Learn more about the forming of the patriot force that defended Fort Moultrie, the 2nd South Carolina Regiment.
History Talks 12:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m. inside Visitor Center Theater
12:00 p.m.: Join a representative of the Catawba Nation and learn the history from first contact through present day. 1:00 p.m.: Join our living historians for a history talk about the South Carolina State Navy! 1:30 p.m.: Discover more about the British history here at Sullivan’s Island with the 33rd Regiment of Foot.
Join living historians to learn about muskets, cannons and mortars. Experience what it would have been like when they were fired! 11:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.: Musket Demonstrations 11:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.: Artillery Demonstrations
Living Battle Demonstration 2:00 p.m., behind Fort Moultrie
Join rangers and living historians for a program showcasing Sergeant Jasper and his heroic actions as he rescues the Moultrie flag under gunshots and cannon fire!
Flag Lowering Program 4:30 p.m., inside Fort Moultrie
Join a ranger and living historians to help fold the Moultrie Flag. Learn about the importance of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, and how the fight for freedom continues to echo through time.
Guest Speaker 6:00 p.m., behind Fort Moultrie
Join us as we host historian and local author Norm Rickeman for a deep dive into the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, and why he considers it “…the biggest upset victory in America’s military history.”
Living historians interact with visitors during Carolina Day events. NPS Photo/N. Boyd
All Day Events 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m
History Row and Interactive Children’s Activities
Ranger stations provide interactive activities for visitors of all ages, including:
learn how to build a palmetto log fort
make a keepsake musket cartridge
design a regimental flag
play colonial games
sift for artifacts with the park archaeologist.
Book Signing
Meet local author Norm Rickeman, who wrote THE book on Colonel Moultrie and the victory at the Battle of Sullivan’s Island. Books will be available for purchase.
Cricket Demonstration
Join a historian to learn (and play!) the most popular game in colonial America.
Indigo Dyeing Demonstration
Join a Park Ranger to experience the magical look of indigo dyeing, and learn about the enslaved labor used to get the dye from the plant. Did you know this is the same dye that we use in blue jeans today?
Knot Tying Demonstration
Join the Royal Navy Bully Boys for an interactive demonstration on how sailors would have tied knots.
Community members have the opportunity to shape the future of the beloved landmark.
Charleston, SC, June 10, 2025 – Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to preserving Lowcountry landscapes and waterways for current and future generations, is thrilled to invite the community to help name the new entryway road leading into the future Angel Oak Preserve.
As part of a major effort to protect the land surrounding the tree and enhance the visitor experience at the Angel Oak, this new pervious entryway road will pass through the Preserve’s parking lot and more safely connect Bohicket and Angel Oak roads. It will lift the weight of parked vehicles off the tree’s delicate root system and create a safer, more enjoyable arrival experience. Visitors of the free Preserve will be immersed in nature from the moment they step out of their cars and during the five-minute trail walk before reaching the tree, offering a quieter, more meaningful connection to this ecologically and historically significant site. This thoughtfully designed arrival and parking experience will fade into the distance as one approaches the majestic tree and explores the 44-acre Preserve.
Lowcountry Land Trust encourages community members to submit name suggestions through anOnline Form by Wednesday, June 25.
All submissions are welcome, whether they reflect a historic event, natural elements, local culture, or are simply creative. The selected name will be submitted as part of the final road plans to Charleston County, the City of Charleston’s Technical Review Committee, and SCDOT in July for approval. The chosen road name will be announced via the Land Trust’s newsletter and social media platforms at a later date, and construction of the Angel Oak Preserve is anticipated for 2026.
“The Angel Oak is a place for communities to gather, so we’re excited to invite the community to be part of this next chapter,” said Samantha Siegel, Angel Oak Preserve director at Lowcountry Land Trust. “This has always been a community project, and it’s important to us that the community continues to have a voice in how this ecological treasure evolves.”
Click here for more information about the Angel Oak Preserve, donate, or to receive updates.
Stay connected by following @LowcountryLandTrust on social media and signing up for their email newsletter to receive the latest updates on conservation efforts and ways to get involved.
ABOUT LOWCOUNTRY LAND TRUST
Lowcountry Land Trust—a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization—permanently protects land throughout coastal South Carolina that is foundational to the area’s coastal ecosystem and residents’ quality of life. Having protected over 163,000 acres of land since its founding in 1986, Lowcountry Land Trust is one of the most impactful local land trusts in the United States. Its work includes the stewardship of iconic public places, such as the Angel Oak Preserve, and privately owned land throughout the Lowcountry. More information about Lowcountry Land Trust is available at www.lowcountrylandtrust.org.
Luxury townhomes and flats overlooking Ashley River and Safe Harbor City Marina nearing completion.
The Beach Company, an industry leader in residential and commercial real estate brokerage, development and property management, announced today that The Charles, a luxury waterfront residential community overlooking the Ashley River at the western gateway to Charleston’s historic district, is now available for leasing.
Situated in the iconic Harleston Village neighborhood at the corner of Broad and Barre streets, The Charles offers 15 three-story townhomes and eight residential flats with unmatched waterfront views. Offering a mix of two- and three-bedroom floor plans, residences feature premium amenities and finishes, all within walking distance of Charleston’s famed culinary, cultural and natural offerings.
Private street-level entrances, handcrafted wrought iron gates, brick verandas, mahogany doors and copper lanterns create a stately arrival point reflecting the city’s timeless Southern elegance. Inside, homes are outfitted with modern luxuries such as quartz and tile backsplashes, Viking and Bosch appliances, dedicated chef’s faucets, Kallista water fixtures, panelized refrigerators and dishwashers, custom soft-close cabinetry and ceilings ranging from 10 to 12 feet. Bathrooms evoke the tranquility of a high-end spa with oversized showers with benches and deep soaking tubs. Townhomes feature grand staircases, stately wooden doors, elegant crown molding and private two-car garages.
Residents of The Charles will have exclusive access to the deluxe facilities next door at The Jasper, including a rooftop pool, commercial fitness center with free-weight circuit facility, yoga and outdoor fitness areas on the Star Deck, locker rooms with showers and saunas, private wine lockers and a demonstration kitchen with catering prep space for private events. At the street level of The Jasper, neighbors will enjoy Costa*, a coastal Italian-inspired restaurant; Alcove Market for breakfast, lunch and curated grab-and-go fare; and an array of boutique services including Spa Azure, Baseline Fitness, Form Charleston, Drift and Ashley Artisan Suites, a curated collective of local artists, stylists and wellness professionals.
“The Charles represents an opportunity to live in one of Charleston’s most sought-after waterfront locations, blending timeless architecture with elevated modern living,” said Dan Doyle, president of The Beach Company. “With thoughtfully designed residences, upscale amenities and an unbeatable location in historic Harleston Village, The Charles offers the pinnacle of luxury living in downtown Charleston and we look forward to welcoming our first residents later this year.”
Designed by Antunovich Associates, renowned for their expertise in historic preservation and adaptive reuse, The Charles’ architecture will beautifully complement the city’s rich history while incorporating contemporary elements. The Charles features stately brick facades, lushly landscaped gardens and a London-style mews, seamlessly honoring the city’s legacy of fine architecture and craftsmanship. Architect Joe Antunovich, a recipient of the Legendary Landmark honor for his significant contributions to Chicago’s civic and cultural legacy, also designed the neighboring Jasper community.
The Charles is set for completion in summer 2025.
For more information at The Charles leasing, contact Ashley Cantey at 843.513.1000 or acantey@charlesonbroad.com
In the world of interior design, few names evoke the blend of tradition and fresh perspective quite like Katie Lindquist. As the founder of Katie Lindquist Interiors, she has established herself as a leader in creating spaces that are both timeless and contemporary, with a particular affinity for the Southern aesthetic. Her journey from art history and finance student to celebrated designer is as layered and thoughtful as the interiors she creates.
A Journey Rooted in Art and Finance
Katie Lindquist’s path to interior design was anything but conventional. She began her academic career at Lehigh University, where she pursued dual degrees in Art History and Finance. This unique combination gave her a rare perspective—the ability to appreciate the beauty and history of art and architecture, while also understanding the practical and financial considerations that underpin successful design projects.
Her passion for design was further kindled by experiences abroad. Studying in Italy and Prague, Lindquist immersed herself in the rich traditions of European art and architecture. She explored museums, historic homes, and antique markets, absorbing the details and craftsmanship that would later influence her signature style. These experiences instilled in her a deep appreciation for the stories that objects and spaces can tell.
Upon returning to the United States, Lindquist continued her education at the New York School of Interior Design, where she refined her technical skills and developed a keen eye for composition and detail. It was here that she began to see interior design not just as a creative pursuit, but as a means of enhancing the way people live and interact with their surroundings.
Shaping the Southern Aesthetic
Today, Katie Lindquist Interiors is based in both Summit, New Jersey, and Charleston, South Carolina. This dual presence allows Lindquist to draw inspiration from the cosmopolitan energy of the Northeast and the distinctive charm of the Lowcountry. Her work in Charleston, in particular, has made her a standout in the world of Southern design.
The Southern aesthetic is rooted in history, hospitality, and a connection to nature. Lindquist’s approach to this style is both respectful and innovative. She honors the region’s architectural heritage—think wide porches, high ceilings, and intricate millwork—while infusing each project with a modern sensibility. Her interiors are layered with textures, patterns, and colors that reflect the warmth and personality of the South, yet feel fresh and relevant to contemporary life.
One of the hallmarks of Lindquist’s work is her use of locally sourced antiques and custom furnishings. She has a knack for finding unique pieces that tell a story, whether it’s a vintage sideboard with a rich patina or a handcrafted table made by a local artisan. These elements add depth and authenticity to her projects, creating spaces that feel both lived-in and luxurious.
Lindquist also embraces the natural beauty of the South, often incorporating organic materials like wood, stone, and linen into her designs. She uses large windows and thoughtful lighting to bring the outdoors in, blurring the line between interior and exterior spaces. This connection to nature is a defining feature of Southern design, and Lindquist’s work exemplifies it beautifully.
Signature Style: Playful Sophistication
Katie Lindquist’s signature style can best be described as “playful sophistication.” Her interiors are rich in detail and texture, yet always maintain a sense of lightness and joy. She is known for her ability to make neutral palettes feel dynamic and exciting, often using pattern and subtle contrasts to create visual interest.
One of the keys to Lindquist’s success is her ability to tailor each project to the individual client. She begins every design process by listening to her clients’ needs, preferences, and stories. Whether working on a historic Charleston home or a modern lakeside retreat, she draws inspiration from the architecture, the landscape, and the client’s own narrative. This personalized approach ensures that each space is as unique as the people who inhabit it.
Lindquist’s background in art history gives her a keen eye for composition and detail. She is skilled at layering different elements—art, textiles, furniture—to create a cohesive and harmonious whole. Her training in finance, meanwhile, allows her to manage projects efficiently and stay within budget, ensuring that her clients’ visions are realized without unnecessary stress or expense.
Her interiors are designed for real life, balancing beauty with practicality. She understands that a home should be both beautiful and functional, and she pays careful attention to the flow and usability of each space. This is especially important in Southern design, where hospitality and comfort are paramount.
Celebrating the Past, Embracing the Future
Katie Lindquist’s work stands out for its ability to celebrate the past while embracing the future. She honors the traditions of Southern design—its warmth, its hospitality, its connection to nature—while infusing each project with a modern twist. Her interiors are timeless, yet always feel fresh and relevant.
Whether she’s working on a historic renovation or a new build, Lindquist brings a thoughtful, creative approach to every project. She is constantly seeking out new sources of inspiration, from travel and art to fashion and culture. This openness to new ideas keeps her work vibrant and exciting, and ensures that each project is a true reflection of her clients’ personalities and lifestyles.
A Representative of Excellence in Charleston Interior Design
Katie Lindquist Interiors is a testament to the power of thoughtful, personalized design. By blending heritage and innovation, Lindquist creates homes that are both timeless and full of life. Her work in Charleston and beyond reflects a deep appreciation for the region’s culture, while her playful, sophisticated style ensures that each space is as unique as the people who inhabit it.
For those seeking interiors that are elegant yet approachable, layered with meaning yet effortlessly stylish, Katie Lindquist offers a vision that is both rooted in the past and looking confidently toward the future. Her journey—from art history and finance student to celebrated designer—is a reminder that great design is as much about storytelling as it is about aesthetics. And in every space she creates, Katie Lindquist tells a story worth remembering.
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