honoring that legacy while quietly exceeding it. In Mt. Pleasant, where Victorian bones meet ambitious renovation and new builds rise with a reverence for craft that older neighborhoods demand, Silverwood's cedar closets answer both impulses at once—aromatic Eastern red cedar lining every shelf and drawer face, its warm grain and natural moth-resistant oils standing as proof that preservation can be functional, not merely sentimental. Here the closet becomes an extension of the home's restored character, each dovetailed compartment and hand-fitted hanging bay calibrated to wardrobes that move between gallery openings and weekend markets with equal ease. And as the cedar's fragrance greets you each morning, something subtler emerges beneath the scent—a sense that the storage itself has been