Johns Island, South Carolina, is known for its love of outdoor living, gorgeous waterways, and sense of community. As the largest island in South Carolina and located just 20 minutes from the heart of Charleston, Johns Island is rich in…
Nature can be utterly breathtaking. It’s why we love experiencing natural wonders like the Grand Canyon, the Rocky Mountains, the mighty Mississippi River, and of course, the Coastal Carolinas. Nature can also be overwhelming. For brief periods of time, it’s…
People come to the Charleston, South Carolina, area for many reasons, not the least of which is the stunning waterfront property available for custom homes. Our team here at Camens Architectural Group has decades of experience building on various waterfront…
Just about 40 minutes southwest from Charleston lies Kiawah Island, an exceptional place where people fall in love with the vibe and are deciding to build their forever homes more than ever before. The history of the region and the…
Without a doubt, the ceiling is the most important plane of a home, and the moment you step into a residence designed by Marc Camens, you immediately understand why. Ceilings dictate how we feel and how we anticipate behaving in…
There are many factors to take into consideration when building a custom home. While it seems obvious, the lot you choose to build on can affect the home's overall architectural design. Here at Camens Architectural Group, we thrive at finding…
There’s something extraordinary about living on the coast. It’s as if every part of nature conspires to make you feel relaxed. Located on a tidal area site with an inland creek, deep water access, and a stunning vista of both…
Who says you can’t enjoy resort-style living every day? For one couple, capturing the ocean's essence and living in luxury were their custom home goals. What resulted was an unparalleled oceanfront home. Showcasing both the best of Charleston's luxurious living…
One of the most important aspects of architectural design is how a home and the site interact. Whether he’s in the Adirondacks or the Lowcountry, where preservation requirements necessitate an environment-first approach, or somewhere else in the world that’s less…