Rodgers Development - Apartment Model Unit
Modern Parisian in the low country
Charleston's DNA is deeply marked by French Huguenot influence, visible in its wrought-iron balconies, intimate streets, and refined urban façades. Harleston village sits at the intersection of this European heritage and contemporary downtown life: historic streets filled with young graduates, researchers, and creatives.
Modern Parisian interiors translate that French heritage of Charleston, meanwhile embracing the comfort of the contemporary design for todays residents: tall, light-filled spaces that echo Charleston's historic sash windows and Parisian appartements; elegant, restrained moldings and curated details as a nod to 18th and 19th century European craftsmanship; Neutral, stone and plaster-inspired palettes punctuated by sophisticated color accents, referencing Charleston stucco and French limestone façades; slim metal details in lighting and furniture legs, subtly referencing Charleston's wrought iron tradition.
For Rodgers Development, this concept creates a building that belongs in historic Charleston, while offering interiors that feel aspirational and international to a young and global audience.
Auto CAD | Sketch Up | Photoshop
Charleston – SC | Design by Luci Kozak | December 2025
Rhode Cafe
Area: 1.213 sq. ft
Client: Haley B.
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