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Living Large on Ashley Avenue

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A 430-square-foot dependency house, one tiny Yorkie named Benne, and a trove of art-smart finds equals one couple’s urban sanctuary

The owners removed the ceiling to expose the gable roof line, giving the entire house an airier feel.
Storage and a media center are tucked into an existing dividing wall, which also conceals a complete HVAC system.
The owners centered a petite farmhouse sink under a window for the view.
Open the front door and a slim, short hall leads to the “gathering room,” dressed in a mix of clean lines, antiques, organic elements (the coffee table Dan built), and paintings by Julyan Davis, Gary Grier, Linda Keyser Smith, and more.
Throughout the space is artwork by local artists and pieces that seemed Charleston-esque.
The Tynans moved the bath to the back of the house to include a garden view.