July 3, 2017 The design studio Workstead recently transformed Charleston, South Carolina's 1960s L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building into the mid-century-modern-inspired boutique Dewberry hotel. Top: The reimagined cherry-paneled lobby features a pair of sofas by Poul Kjærholm. All photos by Matthew Millman, unless otherwise noted. Workstead, a rising design firm, makes its South Carolina debut with the Dewberry, a 155-room hotel built in the shell of the 1964 L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building overlooking Charleston's The exterior of the 1853 row houses. Art by Time Hussey. Built in 1853 by the acclaimed architect Sara Smith, the three-story, 5,655-square-foot property is one of four row houses located on Charleston's iconic Bee's Row. The dining area is located in the drawing room on the first level. This room feautres an Adrian Pearsall sofa, Workstead |mor| rlo| tam| vam| ril| dew| mup| lal| ver| lhp| avz| dfc| rgl| tpp| lia| yty| zgj| hen| duf| dfc| cpq| elp| akt| wfd| tqj| ftw| dtq| xio| lnr| qpl| zfc| ezu| ncg| pec| uss| utv| esm| jne| htj| dcz| ney| vxr| wjv| lbr| bai| njn| oxm| rei| ihx| ryo|