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Coastal Living Selects Show House Site
February 24,
2013 by in UnCategorized 
By Home Furnishings Business in Special Events on February 25, 2013
Coastal Living magazine has selected Daniel Island, S.C., as the site of its 2013 Showhouse, an annual home design project showcasing the best of coastal home innovation, décor and construction.
Public tours will begin June 28.
The Coastal Living Showhouse is the perfect way to bring the brand to life, said Nicole Hendrick, associate homes director for Coastal Living. The 2013 location, Daniel Island, is an idyllic, low-country island town. Its natural beauty, welcoming neighbors and endless array of amenities and conveniences make it a coveted coastal destination and a spectacular location for this years house."
Daniel Island is located in historic Charleston, S.C, one of the most popular travel destinations in the world, featuring 90 miles of beaches, traditional architecture and legendary cuisine. The 4,000-acre low-country island community boasts nationally ranked golf courses, a vibrant town center and 23 miles of rivers and creeks.
"We're thrilled to be the location of this year's Coastal Living Showhouse," said Carolyn Lancaster, vice president of marketing for the Daniel Island Co. We've enjoyed a long-time partnership with Coastal Living and feel that the nature of our small island town community makes for the perfect setting for this annual showcase of coastal living."
The design team behind the 2013 Coastal Living Showhouse on Daniel Island includes Developer and Builder Jamison Howard of Max G. Crosby Construction Co. Inc.; Interior Designer Ginger Brewton of Ginger Brewton Interiors; and Our Town Plans, provider of the architectural design. The project specialists have broken ground on the house and expect completion in early June.
The 2013 Coastal Living Showhouse on Daniel Island will host weekly tours Wednesday-Sunday, June 28-August 18; and Friday-Sunday, August 23-Oct. 20. The showhouse is expected to draw as many as 10,000 visitors from across the nation. Tickets are $15 per person with a portion of proceeds benefiting a local charity. Tickets are available for purchase on-site and online.