TL;DR: Live near Airlie Road and Bradley Creek? May’s humidity, glare off the water, and salt air are already here. Our top picks: moisture-safe solar roller shades (3–5% openness) for views, modern Roman shades with white street-side liners for ARC approval, and...
TL;DR: Live in Pine Valley or Long Leaf Hills and ready to spring-clean your master closet? Go with humidity-smart materials, stainless hardware, and a layout sized for mid-century ranches and FROGs common off S. 17th and Shipyard. We at Strickland’s Home design,...
TL;DR: For St. James Plantation home offices facing the golf course or marsh, go with moisture-resistant built-ins, marine-grade hardware, and glare-cutting solar shades (3–5% openness) lined in white to keep ARC happy. February is the sweet spot to measure and...
TL;DR: If you live in Mayfaire or Autumn Hall, motorized shades and draperies solve winter glare off Military Cutoff, prep your home before pine pollen season, and keep salt-air corrosion at bay. Our team specifies coastal‑tough hardware and the right fabrics (think...
TL;DR: For Forest Hills and Country Club Terrace homes, the most effective pantry organization uses shallow adjustable shelving, pull-out drawers, and sealed bins that stand up to coastal humidity and spring pollen. Our team typically designs, builds, and installs in...
