HOUSE TOUR | Inside a Historic, Coastal Sullivan's Island Home
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Interior designer Sarah Heckler takes us inside her 1800s South Carolina home that is brimming with history and charm.
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Sarah’s home is located on the beach town of Sullivan’s Island, sitting right outside of Charleston. Originally built by the army, her home stands as a testament to a bygone era, boasting original features such as heavy pocket doors, wrap-around porches, and not just one - but five operational fireplaces.
Sarah has adorned her space with a palette of crisp whites punctuated by chic pops of black, seamlessly blending modern sophistication with a coastal feel. Every corner exudes a sense of serenity and refinement.
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What a unique story of the house. I am so happy that they are being saved. Thank you for not tearing out historical items.
They should be restored NOT renovated :{ too modern, too white, kitchen is just a shamen mot original :{
LOOK AT THE OFFICER HOUSING ON THE FORMER ARMY BASE CLOSED IN THE 1990s FT SHERIDAN ILLINOIS. ITS NOW EITHER A SMALL TOWN OR A UNIQUE NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE NORTH CHICAGO AREA OF LAKE COUNTY ILLINOIS
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I thought the kitchen was horrendous. Why buy a gorgeous historical home in the south and put in that “ style “ of kitchen?!!!
North meets South. It works, not my favorite marriage of decor with home style, but still interesting to see how she pulled it together. The important thing is it's what makes her and her family happy and grounded, and we should all be so fortunate.
This is so nice! The modern decor makes this house seem incredibly relatable somehow, possibly because it’s very expensive to furnish to the scale of the ceiling height, but she proudly uses the furniture they have collected through the years, scale be darned. And clearly they’ve programmed the use of their spaces to meet their family’s needs. I love that she credits local artists. Hope to see more of her style.
you can definitely tell her New York roots influenced her taste in furnishings and art work.
LOVE a large, beachside, white, 19th century , clapboard, wrap-around porch, large outdoor palms flush against the clapboard - place!! What a dignified and inviting presentation. Handsome-as-heck bones. Agree - tin *ceilings splendiferous. Wishing our very sweet hostess and her family many years of joy here.
For those that wondered. The Spanish American War. 1898. Its called the BOQ Bachelors officers quarters. Not condominium
But that was wasn't fought in South Carolina. The war was 1898 but this house was built in 1890. Still does not align.
@@hiveship1 Her point was Not condominium, unknown phraseology in1890
Thank you, I was wondering as I’m viewing from England and knew it was 30 years or so after the civil war but didn’t know which war the owner was referencing.
@@hiveship1 you're pretty slow. So let' me explain it to you as the 5 year old you are. The war was fought in 1898 and its lasting effects in the Caribbean would make an Army base in South Carolina a necessity as well as in Florida. Troops would have been sent here built up for any resistance in Cuba and Puerto Rico both islands taken from the Spanish in this battle. Remember The Maine. The army base in South Carolina would have predated the war. More troops sent to this base would nessitated the need for Army OFFICER BOQs. SO IF YOU HAVE OTHER QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS. ASK YOUR LOCAL HISTORY TEACHER.
@@anitaitisanita8549 not what she said. She said condominium which came into English language usage in the 60s and 70s
Absolutely beautiful home. So much detail and character
Beautiful fir, and house. Don’t care for the furnishings, but each his own!
What a gem....Sullivan's Island is so amazing and this home is as well. Though not a fan of grieges and dark colors in Low Country especially--the sun's brightness calls out for happier colors IMHO, Sarah's welcoming spirit was delightful and how lucky she is to be a steward of such a magnificent home.
Both Sarah and her home are Fabulous!!
The outside is lovely. Very southern charmed look.
A great history. However as the owner says it's decorated "funky and NY modern mid century". This is sadly not a historical SC home.
AGREE so much. Such a missed opportunity...feel like this is kind of a mess, all the furniture would be great but they don't work here and there are just too many styles and so cold. Don't understand this at all, the art makes no sense to me either. I love mixing old new, etc...but this seems very mismatched.
For the first time i looked mostly on the designer not the interior. Such a beautiful woman.
Bit that dress 😮
But that dress 😮
Love the dress! She is just tall with high waist.
@@scorpnar Nonetheless, it is 2-3 inches too short and whoever standing behind her when she leaned over to pickup a book off the floating coffee table got an eye-full. She is beautiful and has a wonderful figure, but her poor taste in clothing (especially for her age and the event) is terribly distracting. She could benefit from a stylist, especially if she wants to dress appropriately for Charleston Society. She has a classic beauty and with a bit of direction she will be stunning!
The mix of styles is fabulous and I think very complementary to the architecture and original details. Gorgeous!
There is a charming blend of vintage charm and seaside elegance. ✨
What a lovely home and great host! 😊
Beautiful home. Your presentation/delivery is outstanding. You are very sincere.
Such a well spoken woman. I loved listening to her. Beautiful home and beautiful woman
Thank you Homeworthy,i love love this house, beautiful kitchen 😍😍
Wonderful job love your home and it’s story ❤
Thanks for the tour. Not lost on me how many New Yorkers keep moving to the South.
Love her home ❤
Nice house! Your husband has great taste too. My first house was built in 1895 and all the back rooms were ship lap. So I think they did have that back then.
Beautiful! Love the more modern furnishings and art mixed with the traditional architecture and antique art. Very talented designer.
For obvious reasons, I just can’t deal with bathrooms right off kitchens. Love the sunroom and exterior of this house.
Beautiful historic American home. Hoping for a PART 2 visit and tour so we can enjoy seeing the upper stories, also including the bedrooms & bathrooms.
Loved everything about this. . .especially the love of plants. . .they have names and possibly even personalities; I just love how she values her plants!!! Also, must say. . .love, love, love her dress!!! Is there a link for the dress??? xoxo! As always, thank you for sharing!!!
It's Zimmermann Matchmaker Bandana Print Organza Shirtdress
Beautyfull home, I enjoyed the tour soo much,,, thanks
Beautiful house❤That dress is brilliant ❤ she is beautiful ❤
she keeps mentioning “the war” but house was built in late 19th century. which war necessitated the tin ceilings? civil war was decades past when this was built in 1890s and the first world war was fought overseas. is there one i am missing??
I thought the same thing 🤔
@@fancycat Oh my goodness same.
Perhaps the Spanish American War? Not sure if that is correct.
mexican-american war was fought in the west 1846-1848.
I think she's fudging up the history. Sullivan's island was a check point for slaves & she said the home was built in late 1800s. So.....
Wow. What an impressive home & such an intelligent, beautiful host. Thank you for the tour. Your home is lovely.
The colour palette continued throughout the ground floor is calm, elegant, and warm, like the homeowner. A beautiful home and the modern furniture and decor works wonderfully, I think. Thanks so much for sharing it with us all.
It is lovely. Thank you for the video
I like how she made this house hers. I love the modern sensibilities put in an old house. Very New York.
Go girl! Sadly, my modelling career never took off, despite my interesting and unique look, according to my agent, and I’m now living in a council bedsit in Peckham.
Love your home ,and hearing all about your career!!♥️
Really love this home and thoroughly enjoyed the information on the home.
Fabulous Home!!!! ❤
Thanks for sharing. Very nice.
Beautiful!
Sullivan’s Island is great.
Positive comment's a fabulous builing AND she hasn't destroyed the fixures, and I will leave it at that
Yeah, I could only watch a few minutes,
The commander’s house can be found on Zillow . It was sold a few years ago and is stunning ! Google historical homes on Ion St
Are the countertops low???? or is she just really really TALL? the counters are below her hips. That can't be good for her back.
She appears to be wearing platform strappy sandals that look between 4"-5" tall...I feel like her natural height is around 5'7"-5'9".
I think she’s very tall.
She was a model so she’s probably tall.
Doing anything in that sink would put my back out!
Dome? It's actually a cloche.
I love the kitchen love where the kitchen stink is placed. That’s very unique 🤎
What a clever solution to use textured glass to conceal the laundry room view. Lovely home.
Nice home, the sliding doors are actually called Pocket Doors.
loved her.
Very pretty home!
Lovely woman. Amazing home.
I own an 1895 South Carolina home and scale of furniture is really difficult so I have considered building a foyer credenza as well
An absolute beautiful home. Would have loved to seen the second and third floors. Maybe on another episode.
Love the military history of house…lovely space
To see the Commander’s home look up 1702 Ion Ave on Zillow … it’s gorgeous!!!
Aww the ingenuity of men, who have a problem and find a solution in this case the classic tin roof. I love tin roofs, anywhere, they are so beautiful. Wish I had them in my own home. Homes built in the 1800s had so much rich architectural beauty. I wish that were the case today.
Your dress belongs to you and your style and you LOOK AMAZING AS DOES YOUR HOME
such a beautiful home! would you mind sharing where you were able to get the privacy motif glass? I just adore it and could use something like it in certain areas of my home!
Shiplap isn't a modern design feature.
THIS home is one of the most beautiful EPIC homes I've ever seen. Its definitely Americana.
The home is beautiful but I hate the interior furnishings and finishes
Love the home and did not agree with all the negative remarks on your modern furniture. I loved it and loved the clean lines of your home, absolutely beautiful. Would loved to have seen the bathroom and maybe one bedroom how you decorated. I love your style. I too have designed same as you and am finding my place to feel so cozy at night with my many framed photographs and prints, same as you. Wonderful.
Nice ❤❤❤
Beautiful house, shame about the furnishings.
Beautiful southern house! I love the Charleston green, but it is a stark contrast against the lifeless color palette of the interior. The architecture is exquisite, but I find the home very cold and void of charm.
It's such a shame they blocked the French doors to the veranda with a nondescript sectional sofa.
Would you please share with me your paint color in your formal living room and information about purchasing the butterfly dome?
In my opinion the historicity of this home and the decor style are COMPLETELY competing and fighting against each other. I think it is a shame that such a warm and beautiful historic home is filled with the discordant and cold disharmony of modernism. 😢😢
Bedrooms and baths?
Y’all there is no P in Sumter, it’s not pronounced Sumpter.
HUGE
Very Beautiful home and story ... would love information on the artist who the painting in the kitchen
Fort Moultrie served WWI and WWII. The tin ceilings are original.
I was going to post the same statement. Only the commanding officer’s house would have been built with plaster ceilings , since that house would have been ( and still is ) the showcase house for visiting guests and dignitaries to invited to for dinners and gatherings.
What a fantastic story of this beautiful home. Just loved it!
The house is beautiful , I love your decor style🥰
Is everything small or is she super tall..
Beautiful Home!! 🖤🤍
We need a new outfit for the beautiful old home. None of the decor belongs in this house. Gorgeous lady by the way.
Absolutely love the furniture and decor!! This really appeals to me. Why live with late Victorian over dressed foofoo when you can have the clean lines of mid century modern. Most of the people commenting negatively here have nasty attitudes combined with a lack of grace.
Absolutely love how you’ve furnished your home. I love the juxtaposition of the age of the home and the modern esthetic of the decor. Everything is so well curated. It’s fantastic that you have to space so that each piece has room to breathe. You’ve done a beautiful job. 💞
The house is lovely. Don’t care for the office furniture.
are those stacking stools custom?
About the fake Degas. I buy paintings when I like them. I have acquired many listed artists, but many unsigned or from unknown artists. You don’t need to spend a lot to have nice art.
Did you install an elevator ? Just stunning home...👏👏
Love her dress
Which paint manufacturer makes the Charleston Green paint color? It is very pretty!
A company called Tonester seems to carry a very dark green called Charleston Green.
Thank you!
Benjamin Moore’s Charleston Green is almost a black-green, very dark green.
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Antique is older than 100 years -- otherwise it is considered vintage.
Beautiful home, however either the age of the home or the Provenance is not accurate-civil war was 1861-1865.
1890’s war?
Lo único que envidio es tener una casa normal separada de otras casas o sea no pared con pared
That dress is ridiculous
I'm assuming "The War" is the "Civil War" & the army was the Confederates, right?...You just make it weird by tip toeing around that. Its 2024 every home has a past.
The civil war occurred more 30 years before the house was built.
can’t be civil war, as she says the home was built in the late 19th century-1890s. civil war ended in 1865. first worl war started in 1914 and fighting was not on US soil.🤔
She said the house was built in 1890. The Civil War was from 1861 - 1865.
@@alexandrariggs3768 - But she said her home was built in the late 1800s & some in the early 1900s & she isn't mentioning any generals that lived in her home? Why is she so vague?...Oh & what other war can it be?
@@JZG88 this is what I am trying to figure out. Either she has the year that the house was built incorrect or perhaps by "war" she simply means some sort of military drills with canons that took place. Because to my non-expert knowledge, in that region in the 1890s, there wasn't a war that I am aware of.
I'm not opposed to juxtaposing contemporary furnishings in a historic shell, but the portion of that custom (!!!) sectional in the formal living room that juts out into the doorway 9:34 seems so odd to me! 🥴 Why not have it perfectly sized so that it tucks neatly into the corner and doesn't block the entry into the room? 🤔 That's what they do in high-end NYC apartments (like others featured on this channel), right?
Also, the scale of that huge rectangular desk next to the sofa 9:19 seems rather off... if she needed a work space and she's already doing Prouvre and midcentury modern furniture, wouldn't a circular Saarinen tulip table or something similar look chic in that corner and actually work better with the shape of the room? And why no rug in that space?? 🤔