Modern Luxury’s recent feature on design-led hotel projects in the South shines a spotlight on the power of intentional interiors in shaping guest experience. Two Meeting Street Inn emerges as a standout, with its meticulous restoration of the 1890s Queen Anne Victorian mansion, which now serves as a serene, downtown retreat for Kiawah Island Club Members. Tammy Connor’s layering of antiques from the Southeast and art from regional and international creators strikes a delicate balance between history and modern comfort. The design fosters intimacy, encouraging lingering conversation in softly appointed rooms, while also feeling indulgent and restorative. It’s a striking example of how hospitality design is evolving—from visual backdrops to immersive storytelling.
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