furniture you simply can’t find at chain store. Not only does Outdoor Concepts build top-of-the-line outdoor sanctuaries, its team of professionals will deck out a space from head to toe – down to details of sleek Moroccan-style lanterns and vibrantly shaded cushions. “We’ve been doing this for awhile, so our process is
really refined,” said owner Chris Hicks. “Te feedback we get from clients is often that the process, from designing to constructing, really goes a lot smoother than anticipated.” From wood-fired pizza ovens to sleek fire pits that are
sure to warm up your backyard vibe, Outdoor Concepts can transform any space with specialized projects that are guaranteed to impress friends and neighbors. Te Teak Hut, which
shares space with Out- door Concepts, offers locals handcrafted fur- niture from Indonesia, Burma and an on-site woodworking studio. “I tell my clients,
don’t just chase a trend,” said Teak Hut owner Bob Kelliher. “Classic lines will still look good 10 years from now, and they still looked good 10 years ago.” If you’re in the mar- ket for a more funky, exotic piece, Te Teak Hut is happy to build you a custom item. Whether it is a deep cherry pergola or a piece of petrified wood for a hint of accent, the pos- sibilities are endless. Wanting residents to get the most out of their outdoor lifestyle, Te Teak Hut has plans to rent out pieces of furniture for those hosting events. Whether it’s a wedding rehearsal din- ner or just a real estate open house, you can choose from a variety of loungers so guests and visitors feel right at home. One of the bestsellers, the double folding chaise lounge, is designed with ergonomics in mind so you can spend a summer afternoon reading in pure comfort. Another trusted name in furniture is Palm Casual. From
an Orlando-based, family-run business to a retailer that will soon have 17 locations throughout the Southeast, Palm Casual truly is the little furniture shop that could and did. “Since we are a manufacturer, we are able to deliver the best quality at the lowest prices,” said owner Aaron Beasley. Palm Casual puts the customer above all else. Before
opening a South Carolina location, folks used to drive many miles to visit one of its Florida showrooms. To help out his clients, Beasley decided to expand outside of the Sunshine State. In the early days, Palm Casual would sell to other
stores, some of them in Charleston. Today, if people need furniture fixed and it happens to be from their line, even if it’s 30 years old, Palm Casual will happily repair the piece com- pletely free of charge. Perhaps even more
impressive is that cli- ents receive a 30-day- money-back guaran- tee, regardless of what they purchase. Beasley joked that you could throw 29 outdoor soirees and visit the store on the 30th day to return your items for a full refund, no questions asked. “We thought about
If you are in the market for a more funky, exotic piece, The Teak Hut is happy to build you a custom item. The possibilities are endless.
how we can make 100 percent of people happy,” said Beasley. “When people learn about our return poli- cies, they are shocked. We really are a breath of fresh air for many.” “We are thankful
to be here,” Beasley
added. “We are excited about serving the public and being an upstanding company in the Charleston community.” Get to your blissful place, where emerald blades of grass cushion your feet, the soft sound of trickling wa- ter calms your nerves and maple-soaked wood chips are roasting a tender fillet. With these quality retailers, your outdoor dream is mere moments away from becoming a lush reality.
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