CollXtion Magazine: Inspired Living & Design
As seen on the Loudermilk Homes website.
A SHOWCASE OF INTERIORS AND DESIRES
CollXtion Magazine featured a 10-page spread on Saratay Falls Lot 5, a custom luxury home designed and built by Loudermilk Homes in the Saratay Falls community in Cashiers, North Carolina. The home was chosen by the Cashiers Historical Society as the 2025 Designer Showhouse, a major fundraising event that brings together a dozen interior design professionals to design a space in the home that celebrates the heritage and culture of Cashiers.
CASHIERS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE AT SARATAY FALLS IN CASHIERS, NC
Set within North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, the Cashiers Designer Showhouse at Saratay Falls presents a considered examination of architecture, interiors, and craftsmanship shaped by place. Now a recognized destination for design professionals and enthusiasts, the annual showcase provides a curated lens on contemporary mountain living. Proceeds benefit the Cashiers Historical Society, contributing to the stewardship of the region’s architectural and cultural heritage.
The experience unfolds well before arrival at the residence. At The Village Green, a thoughtfully assembled collection of shops and artists broadens the scope of the event, foregrounding community, creativity, and regional character. Visitors wonder through curated offerings while awaiting shuttle transport, easing into the rhythm of the day.
Local contemporary artist Laura Moser of Laura Moser Art commands attention with expressive works, while Charleston Shoe Co. exemplifies refined comfort through craftsmanship-driven footwear. The Vagabond Travel Company introduces umbrellas distinguished by precision, and Dubarry of Ireland brings tailored apparel rooted in heritage and performance.
Alongside a broader roster of exhibitors, these elements reinforce the showhouse’s guiding philosophy: design understood not as decoration alone, but as a way of living shaped by quality and intention.
Where Style Gathers — Loudermilk Designs
The dining room, conceived by Roane Loudermilk of Loudermilk Designs in Atlanta, balances elegance with ease. Carefully considered proportions and furnishings support extended meals and lingering conversation, offering a setting that feels formal yet approachable.
The dining room, designed by Loudermilk Designs.