A 200-Year-Old Sage Plant, the "Melissa Chair" & a Tulip Painting Too Special to Sell in Charleston

Artist Raven Roxanne shares the layered living spaces of her renovated 1875 Victorian home in Charleston, South Carolina — rooms built around meaning rather than perfection. The front living room features Portola Paint walls with a soft, cloud-like finish, a 200-year-old sage plant she's almost too nervous to keep alive, a chair affectionately nicknamed after the friend who helped design the space, and a tulip painting Raven created from flowers gifted by her best friend that she's never been able to bring herself to sell. Through to the cozy green den — a deliberately cave-like escape for movie nights — her own abstract bird's nest painting, an amethyst bowl honoring an uncle lost to Covid, and gifts from fellow artists fill every surface with story. For more extraordinary home tours, visit our website: https://homeworthy.com/ Follow us on Instagram:   / homeworthy   Follow us on TikTok:   / homeworthy   #KitchenDesign #KitchenDecor #CharlestonSC #VictorianHome #KitchenInspiration #ArtistHome #PotteryCollection #KitchenWorthy #CoffeeStation #1875Home #HandmadeCeramics #CharlestonStyle #CommissionedArt #HomeDecor #SouthCarolinaHome