This farm to table restaurant is an adaptive reuse of a former hardware store.
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West End Coffee Roasters
This coffee shop offers on-site roasting and a tasting room in a simple mid-century building in Greenville’s historic West End.
Ink n Ivy
Eclectic interiors take restaurant patrons through three floors to a rooftop bar, all offering vantage points to enjoy the view of downtown Greenville SC.
Lou Lou Boutique
Vintage materials, art glass transoms and clean lines set the tone in this elegant women’s clothing and accessories boutique.
Fleet Feet
Exposing the barn construction, expanding its connection to the outdoors with a retractable storefront, and adding accents of light and color.
Taz
Vintage materials, clean lines and stripped down construction combine to create a simple back drop for the retail displays.
iStore
The new iStore in Greenville’s Central Business District.
American Grocery
Vintage materials, clean lines and simple construction provide a simple back drop for an authentic dining experience.
101 Augusta Street
Vintage materials, clean line, and stripped down construction combine to create a simple back drop for a mixture of office and retail tenants.
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