Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Waterfront

The Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Waterfront in Charleston, SC received a full hotel millwork and stone package from TrueCraft Millwork & Stone, covering public spaces and repetitive guest room configurations throughout the property. Work was scheduled for completion in 2026.

Main Lobby

The main lobby centers on custom reception desks featuring curved quartz fronts, solid wood tambour panels, recessed bases, metal accents, and integrated lighting with concealed technology provisions. Decorative shutter partitions with integrated TV provisions coordinate wood slats around mounted televisions while accommodating existing structural and electrical conditions.

Lobby Lounge and Bistro

The bistro area includes custom condiment stations sized and configured for service operations. Finishes across the public areas draw from the project’s warm wood palette, with Laminart Golden Elm veneer, Wilsonart Asian Sun, and Essenza Oak stain appearing alongside brushed brass and champagne bronze hardware.

Sweetgrass Meeting Room

The Sweetgrass Meeting Room received purpose-built cabinetry to support the room’s event and conference functions, coordinated with the broader finish schedule for the property.

Guest Rooms

Guest room wet bar cabinetry required multiple field-verified configurations to account for varying room conditions. Each unit integrates a refrigerator, microwave, and sink, with close coordination of plumbing, ventilation, and electrical access built into the millwork package. Wilsonart quartz countertops and backsplashes in Sea Ice, Altamonte, and Lorraine finish the work surfaces, with Richelieu Pure White gloss panels and satin nickel transition trim used throughout.

Suites

Suite kitchenette cabinetry followed a similar coordination process, with appliance integration, plumbing provisions, and stone tops addressed across the varied suite layouts. Arborite Coopered Artisan Walnut laminate and custom tambour detailing distinguish the suite millwork within the property’s overall design language.

The project represents the breadth of TrueCraft’s commercial millwork capabilities, combining one-off feature pieces with high-volume repetitive cabinetry under a single coordinated scope.