From the Lake Murray post
The architecture must bow to the landscape
When you decide to build a home on these shores, you aren't just building a structure. You are anchoring your legacy to the shoreline.
The primary reason anyone builds on the water is the view. Whether your lot sits on the wide-open waters near the dam or in a quiet, wooded cove in Lexington or Prosperity, the architecture must bow to the landscape.
Designing a custom home in Lake Murray, SC, requires a sophisticated understanding of light and orientation. We don't just "put in windows." We curate vistas. We look at how the afternoon sun will hit your primary living spaces and how we can use elegant, floor-to-ceiling glass to blur the line between your living room and the lake.
Outdoor living spaces are equally critical. A true Lake Murray home needs seamless transitions to expansive decks, screened-in porches, and summer kitchens.
We often suggest multi-level outdoor spaces that offer both sun-drenched areas for lounging and shaded retreats for those humid South Carolina afternoons.
Built on the lake
Completed homes on Crosswinds Court and Kathwood
Two finished Lafaye homes sit on the lake outside Whitewater, one on Crosswinds Court and one on Kathwood. Both were completed several years ago.
Ask the team about either one.
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