September 2009

Paul Storr Teapot { London, circa 1817 }

In her stylish skybox near the foot of Broad Street, Terri Henning catches a panoramic play-by-play as a typical Charleston day unfolds.

Imagine driving over the Cooper River on a multistate freeway while a massive cargo ship passes underneath, heading to a global port on Daniel Island.

The first thing I see each morning is the orange tree outside our bedroom window. Stepping into the courtyard and breathing deep, I’m energized for the day by its aroma.

It may be no accident that the Avett Brothers launched from Concord, a town name that means, quite literally, harmony.

A lingering legacy from the days when Carolina was part of Colonial Britain is a condiment created by steeping hot peppers, onions, or a similarly assertive flavoring in sherry.

Every night is a special occasion at Halls Chophouse, where guests are showered with personal attention from the moment they arrive to the time they depart.

With a penchant for the past, this local real estate agent shares the items—and intangibles—that have made the cut in her minimalist lifestyle

Time, Worn: Season a contemporary wardrobe with vintage accessories well worth reviving.

I grew up with the Queen of Freebie Adventuring. My single-parent mom made car washing a waterlogged party and weeding a mix of science, meditation, and Pilates.