Interior Design for Myers Park
Myers Park is Charlotte's most iconic residential neighborhood — defined by tree-lined boulevards, gracious estates, and an architectural heritage that spans Georgian, Colonial Revival, Tudor, and mid-century traditions. Working in Myers Park demands both reverence for the neighborhood's character and the confidence to introduce modern refinements that serve the way today's families actually live. Led by Charlotte interior designer Miriam Peters.
Myers Park asks a designer to read architecture before choosing anything. We understand the proportions of a 1920s estate on Queens Road, the challenges of renovating a brick Colonial on Selwyn, and the expectations that come with building new on one of Charlotte's most prestigious streets. Our interiors honor the home's pedigree while delivering the comfort, functionality, and material quality that distinguish a truly designed residence.
Designing for Historic Myers Park Homes
Many Myers Park residences present the rewarding challenge of combining architectural preservation with modern living. We specialize in renovations that respect original proportions, millwork, and spatial character while seamlessly integrating contemporary kitchens, updated primary suites, and refined material palettes that feel natural rather than imposed. From restoring original plaster ceilings and hand-laid herringbone floors to designing custom hardware that complements period door casings, every decision reflects our belief that the best renovations feel as though they've always been part of the house.
- Kitchen and bath renovations within historic footprints
- Primary suite expansions preserving architectural flow
- Preservation of original millwork, mantels, and plaster detailing
- Custom cabinetry designed to complement period architecture
- Lighting design that honors historic character with modern performance
- Furniture plans scaled for the generous rooms Myers Park is known for
New Construction in Myers Park
New homes in Myers Park must earn their place among their historic neighbors. We collaborate with architects and builders from the earliest design phases, ensuring that interior proportions, material selections, ceiling details, and architectural millwork establish the home as a worthy addition to the neighborhood's legacy — not merely a new house, but a home with the gravitas the street demands. This preconstruction partnership typically begins 6–12 months before groundbreaking and includes spatial planning, material specification for every surface, custom millwork design, electrical and lighting layout coordination, and appliance and plumbing fixture selection.
Kitchen & Bath Renovation in Myers Park
The kitchen and primary bathroom are where most Myers Park renovation conversations begin — and where the right designer delivers the greatest return on investment. We transform dated kitchens into culinary showpieces with custom inset cabinetry, honed natural stone, integrated appliance panels, and lighting layers that shift from task-bright for cooking to warm amber for entertaining. Bathrooms become private retreats with heated marble floors, freestanding soaking tubs, frameless glass enclosures, and vanities built to furniture-grade standards. Every specification considers both aesthetic impact and long-term performance — because a Myers Park home should age as gracefully as the neighborhood itself.
Whole-Home Furnishing for Myers Park
Whether you've just completed a renovation or purchased a home that's architecturally sound but aesthetically uninspired, our turnkey furnishing service transforms interiors from room by room or all at once. We source from hundreds of trade-exclusive brands — fabrics, furniture, lighting, rugs, art, and accessories — curating collections that feel collected over time rather than purchased in a single afternoon. Every piece is specified for the room's proportions, light conditions, and intended use. Installation is a single-day, white-glove experience: your home is photographed empty in the morning and fully styled by evening.
Our Myers Park Portfolio
My published case studies are Highland Forest, Kings Manor and Sunset Beach; many client homes are never photographed at the owners' request, so I share relevant examples privately during a consultation. This portfolio gives us rare fluency with the neighborhood's design expectations, the permitting and historic review processes, and the elite trade relationships required to execute at the highest level. Myers Park homeowners choose Emerald & Oak because we understand what it means to live here — and we design accordingly.
Real completed homes and documented scope
Highland Forest Estate · Charlotte, NC. A Charlotte whole-home interior design project. Explore the relationship between architecture, furnishings and light through the rooms shown below. Photographed work in Charlotte, NC; use it to review room relationships and material coordination, not as proof of a project in Myers Park.
Kings Manor Residence · Matthews, NC. A Matthews interior design project presented through its kitchen, living room, dining room and bathroom. The photographs show how related tones and contrasting shapes connect the rooms. Photographed work in Matthews, NC; use it to review room relationships and material coordination, not as proof of a project in Myers Park.
Sunset Beach Residence · Sunset Beach, NC. A coastal interior design project in Brunswick County, North Carolina. The room sequence follows living spaces, the kitchen and quieter rooms through a palette of pale textiles, woven textures and blue-green accents. Photographed work in Brunswick County, NC; use it to review room relationships and material coordination, not as proof of a project in Myers Park.
Project photography
Highland Forest · Charlotte, NC. A marble island, brass pendants, warm wood cabinetry and a coffered ceiling.
Highland Forest · Charlotte, NC. A sculptural fireplace, pale seating and shelving beneath a brass chandelier.
Highland Forest · Charlotte, NC. A brass canopy bed, upholstered seating and a sculptural fireplace.
Highland Forest · Charlotte, NC. A freestanding tub, wood vanity and upholstered ottoman beside a large window.
Carmel Road · Carmel Road. A contemporary façade with pale walls, dark-framed glazing and a patterned approach.
Carmel Road · Carmel Road. The glazed entrance framed by contrasting wall surfaces and planted borders.