Hartness welcomes Diggs Designs to the Village Center
July 8, 2025
The lifestyle boutique and interior design studio is set to open in January 2026, joining a vibrant mix of local businesses
Hartness announced that Diggs Designs will join the growing Village Center in January 2026 as a new tenant. This relocation marks an exciting new chapter for Diggs Designs and continues the Village Center’s evolution into a vibrant hub for entertainment and daily conveniences.
Diggs Designs has become a go-to destination for thoughtfully curated home décor, unique gifts, and expert interior design services. Known for blending modern aesthetics with vintage charm, global textures, and European cottage warmth, the studio brings a timeless, intentional touch to both residential and commercial spaces.
“This move marks a dynamic new chapter for Diggs Designs,” said owner Danielle Walter. “We’re gaining more space and a beautiful environment to continue doing what we love, designing meaningful spaces and connecting with our community.”
The Hartness Village Center is an anchor of the award-winning Hartness community and a central component of the innovative and mixed-use village. Situated within walking distance from the neighborhood’s residential districts and amenities, the Village Center is rapidly expanding to welcome a curated mix of retail, dining, and wellness offerings. The One5 and the Hartness Discovery Center are located in the Village Center, and upcoming announced additions include Brio Primary Care, Chestnut Coffee House, Wine House, and Cork Beauty Bar.
“We’re incredibly excited to welcome Diggs Designs to the Hartness community,” said Sean Hartness, CEO of Hartness Development. “Their thoughtful approach and commitment to excellence align perfectly with our vision for the Village Center as a place where creativity, connection, and commerce thrive side by side.”
The Village Center at Hartness is located at 2000 Society Street in Greenville, SC. For more information on Hartness and The Village Center, visit www.hartnessliving.com and follow @hartnessliving. To stay up to date on the Diggs Designs’ move and grand opening, visit www.diggsdesignsllc.com and follow @diggsdesigns05.
About Hartness
Hartness is an award-winning 482-acre urban village offering residences and homesites, as well as opportunities for dining, shopping, entertainment, and office space, connected by lush pathways, green streets, and community gathering spaces. Adhering to the planning principles of New Urbanism and conceived as a Traditional Neighborhood Development, it also boasts unique amenities, including a resort pool complex, Grand Lawn, Sports Garden, Hartness Farm, 10 miles of outdoor trails throughout the development’s 180 preserved acres, a fitness center, and many sparkling lakes and ponds. Additional amenities will include a clubhouse and racquet sports. The Village Center at Hartness, open to residents and the public alike, is currently home to The One5 at Hartness restaurant. Located within the community is Hotel Hartness, which offers 73 guest rooms, an executive conference center, waterside dining, and a luxury spa. Hartness is located on South Highway 14 between Pelham and Woodruff roads – conveniently located on Greenville’s urban edge adjacent to the I-85 corridor, ten miles from downtown and five miles from GSP Airport. For more information on Hartness, visit www.hartnessliving.com.
About Hartness Development
Hartness Development is a collection of experienced planning, design, construction, real estate, and finance professionals who create legacy projects that stand the test of time and seek better solutions for the challenges of today. Hartness, an award-winning urban village located on Greenville’s Eastside and home to the new Hotel Hartness, is the company’s latest project and Hartness Development has also announced Crescent Startup Community, a large-scale mixed-use Innovation District launching on Poinsett Highway in 2024. Hartness Development has experience in commercial, residential, and hospitality projects and combines innovative new ways of financing and designing to bring to life community-minded legacy projects.
