The 2026 Whole Home renovation in Charleston stands as a testament to collaborative design, premium materials, and strategic sponsorship. Spearheaded by Bennett Hofford Construction Company with paint supplied by Benjamin Moore and wallpaper installed by Victoria Baum the project offers a complete inventory of furnishings, finishes, and lighting for every major space. Below, each room is broken down with the exact products that transformed the house into a lived-in work of art.
Whole Home Design in Charleston 2026
Entry – Couple’s Retreat
The entryway welcomes guests with Riverbank CSP-355 from Benjamin Moore paired with a Kerrville Round Dining Table in burnt pine veneer from Four Hands. A Cleo Ottoman (Rowe Furniture) adds soft seating, while the window dressings feature Tino Heavyweight Chenille Drapery in chocolate and an Arno Single Decorative Curtain Rod finished in antique bronze. Lighting is anchored by a Whitby Extra Large Pendant from Visual Comfort, and a Zari Rug in rust anchors the floor.
Dining Room
Designer Nicole Salceda chose Brewster Gray HC-162 for the walls and paired it with Avon Canterbury wallpaper on Manila hemp from Phillip Jeffries. Seating comes from a Finch Dining Banquette and a Neoma Bench Ottoman complemented by Kindred Console Table. The room showcases art pieces such as Light and Reflection by Robert Deem and Stormy Clouds II by Iveta Angelova. Lighting highlights include an Asalea Medium Two-Tier Chandelier by Aerin and Totie Task Lamps by Thomas O’Brien.
Living Room
The living area repeats the Brewster Gray HC-162 wall color and introduces a marble palette: a Romano Coffee Table in lunar marble, a Babylon Small End Table in hammered gunmetal, and a Sophie End Table in cordovan marble. Seating is provided by a Moreau Sofa and Madeline Short Skirt Chairs. Overhead, Milton Road Pendants (Thomas O’Brien) illuminate the space, while a Viola Roccia Marble fireplace surround (BFCeramics) adds a dramatic focal point.
Kitchen
The culinary hub features a three-tone palette: Brewster Gray HC-162 on walls, Brandy Cream cabinets, and Hasbrouck Brown bar interiors. Cabinets are the Bruxelles line from Kingdom Woodworks, topped with Ēclos Legnd 3 cm Quartz countertops (Cosentino). High-end appliances include a Viking Veil 36″ Panel-Ready Refrigerator a Viking 5 Series Dual Fuel Range in blush, and a Viking 7 Series Dishwasher. Faucets and fixtures are supplied by Faircroft and Brizo while hardware features Estate Portfolio Raised Pulls in polished nickel (Baldwin Hardware).
Pantry
The pantry’s walls are dressed in Grain of Truth PP100-270 wallpaper in white sands. Storage continues the Bruxelles cabinetry, and surfaces are finished with Silestone Chateau Brown Polished quartz. A compact Viking 24″ Under-Counter Convection Microwave Drawer handles quick heating, while a subtle rug from Stevenshell Living softens the floor.
Covered Terrace
Outdoor comfort is achieved with Segovia Outdoor Chair in Alessi fawn and Tate Accent Tables. Ambient lighting consists of Pediment Lanterns and a Maverick 52″ Black Ceiling Fan with walnut blades. A natural-tone rug (E558 from atHome) defines the lounging area.
Primary Bedroom
Designer Anissa Zajac opted for Aura Interior Mocha Cream 995 paint. The centerpiece is a Xander Canopy Bed with Westage amber slat set, paired with an Amelia Chest in black linen and a Tiago Nightstand in toasted oak. Soft window coverings include Liz Linen Custom Relaxed Roman Shades in sand beige and hand-woven shades in reddish brown. Bedding is sourced from Quince and West Elm, while a Greca Grande Mirror adds depth. Lighting is a mix of a Fosse 15″ Flush Mount and a Calais Large Semi-Flush fixture.
Primary Bathroom
The bathroom showcases Pale Almond 951 paint on the vanity walls. Fixtures are supplied by Kintsu (lavatory faucet, shower arm) and Brizo (linear rain showerhead). A Kintsu TempAssure Thermostatic Valve ensures precise temperature control, completing a sleek, spa-like atmosphere.
Fall 2026 Savings Overview
Autumn has become the retail hotspot for early holiday shopping, with discounts surfacing well before Black Friday. A recent McKinsey survey reveals that 45 % of U.S. shoppers plan to begin their holiday buying by the end of October, favoring gift cards, groceries, apparel, and toys. This shift makes the current sales window ideal for stocking up on essentials and gifts.
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days (October 6-7) promises deep cuts across electronics, home goods, and fashion, highlighting “newest models and brands.” Early bird shoppers can lock in deals before the event officially opens. Simultaneously, Target Circle Deal Days offers up to 40 % off thousands of items, from pointelle tank tops to Staub baking dishes and a 60 % discount on Vera Bradley quilted duffel bags for Circle members.
Best Buy’s Techtober Sale runs through the weekend, delivering up to 50 % off laptops, TVs, and gaming accessories. Highlights include discounted Echo Spot smart displays and high-performance vacuum cleaners with 40-minute runtimes. Meanwhile, Macy’s Star Deals Week (ending October 13) provides 40-60 % savings on outerwear, denim, and statement accessories such as lab-grown diamond earrings and Ralph Lauren jackets.
Bikepacking Collective Fall Merchandise
Members of the Bikepacking Collective enjoyed an exclusive launch of the fall merch line, which includes refreshed stickers, restocked tees, water bottles, and the beloved Baja Divide map posters. After the members-only window, the collection opened to the public, with remaining stock still featuring ATB frame stickers and assorted apparel. Collectors can still claim a 20 % discount by joining the Collective, where the code appears under the Benefits tab of their account.
To take advantage of the offer, prospective members should verify their spam folder for the invitation email, then sign up via the provided link. Membership unlocks not only the discount but also access to exclusive journal content, prize draws, and partner deals spanning over 100 brands.
