designed with the same reverence as the rooms it serves. Here in Mt. Pleasant, where salt-laced breezes drift through Old Village cottages and sweep across the newer estates lining the Wando, that cedar-lined architecture takes on a quietly practical dimension—the aromatic heartwood standing sentinel against coastal humidity while lending each drawer and hanging bay the warmth of a space built to endure generations. The dressing room opens around you in unhurried proportion, island countertops surfaced in honed stone anchoring the center while floor-to-ceiling cabinetry frames the periphery with the disciplined symmetry of a well-curated gallery wall. Morning light filters through a transom above the entry, catching the grain of quarter-sawn oak panels and pulling your eye deeper into the room where something unexpected waits just beyond the final bank of shelving—