Lighting was designed alongside them—recessed glow tracing the openings, pendants dropping freely between the lines, uninterrupted.
Light travels cleanly through.
Pool tables, gathering spaces—each zone defined, yet still connected.
Structure without separation.
The dividers are integrated directly into half-height millwork, becoming window-like moments within the architecture.
The room stays open, social, alive.
Later,across the bridge, Charleston is dressed for the season—palms wrapped in lights, markets spilling warmth onto old streets, a soft drizzle catching the glow.
Inside and out, the same idea holds:
spaces that invite people in, draw them together, and let the atmosphere do the work.
