Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Taking Some Down Time at The Bluff

After running around crazy last week and dealing with two cancelled flights and 7 hour delays, I had hit my limit. Luckily, I had the chance to take a day and a half to relax and unwind at Palmetto Bluff. The Auberge Resort isn't very unlike Charleston, but it is breathtaking and the staff makes you feel at home. There are just so many cool things about Palmetto Bluff. I won't go into all of them here, but I did snap just a few pictures.

palmetto bluff marsh view
First, let's just take a deep breath and sigh at the resort's beautiful backdrop.

weddings at palmetto bluff chapel
Ok, back to design mode. This church is too friggin cute to describe. The floor to ceiling windows on the sides open and have pocket screens to pull out to keep the bugs away. Check out the lighting!
 
built in home closet with mirrors and drawers
Our cottage was huge and I just loved this closet set-up.

where to place soaking tub in bath under window
White paneled walls, soaking tub and plantation shutters.

white paneled walls in bath white vanity marble
Silver sink hardware and baskets set against the white marble and cabinets.

abstract paintings of lowcountry marsh
We do need to talk a little art here...bedroom marsh paintings.

interiors at palmetto bluff
Painting in living room. I loved their use of color to contrast the neutral furnishings.

views from cottages at palmetto bluff
The view from our screened-in porch.

landscaping in the South
The walkway out of the spa. Perfect symmetrical lines.

golf cart that looks like a classic car
This is a GOLF CART!!! Could you just die for one of these? They took this one to their tennis game...I mean, how utterly fabulous would you look with your racquet cruising around the neighborhood in this!
 
palmetto bluff spa
As we know, abstract art is everywhere. These were in the spa to bring in some color.

Palmetto Bluff homes for sale
Closing picture...Gilded Street in Palmetto Bluff!! They know a good name when they see it.
If only the cross street were named Mint!

No comments:

Post a Comment