Beverly Bohan, principle designer of Haute Design, Inc., has over three decades of interior design experience that started from small beginnings and has grown to include multi-million dollar projects.
Following in the footsteps of two previous generations of construction and building, her interior design career began in 1980 in Washington, D.C. Out of inspiration from the low country and Charleston's historical spirit, Beverly Bohan has brought Haute Design to a level of prestige and great reputation due to its successes in the specialization of both new construction and renovations that maintain the integrity of the historic structures and projects. Whether it be a residential, commercial, hospitality, or retail projects, Beverly keeps a keen eye on current styles, but remains perpetually committed to the essential classics of timeless design.
Beverly embraces all design projects with her passion and her inventive eye, whether by simply refreshing a client's look or creating new custom designs and furnishings. The ability to create clean, simple, timeless spaces that honor the client's taste and lifestyle continues to distinguish the Haute Design brand.
CONTACT: BEVERLY@HAUTEDESIGN.COM
BEVERLY BOHAN
Owner, Principle Designer
ALLIED ASID, IIDA
5 q&a's with BEVERLY...
1. how do you like to spend your weekends?
relaxing at the beach, reading, and biking on the islands.
2. where is your favorite place on earth?
italy, to enjoy the lifestyle, food, and history...exploring the countryside and experiencing the culture of the rich cities
3. what is your favorite charleston restaurant?
high tyme - sullivans island
4. what designer, past or present, are you most inspired by and whY?
John saladino, BECAUSE OF HIS WIDE VARIETY OF DESIGN, YET ALWAYS REMAINING CLASSIC. hE EMBODIES CASUAL RICH TEXTURES, AND DESIGNS THAT LAST THE TEST OF TIME. hE ADDS HIS "POP" IN ART, ONE OF A KIND ANTIQUES, OR PILLOWS AND CHANGES THE FEELING OF THE DESIGN WITHOUT RECREATING the room.
5. wHAt maKes you laugh most?
playing with my grandchildren and seeing their crazy imaginations
