You Have to See Naomie Olindo's New "Dream Home"
The Southern Charm alum showed off the beautiful property with her adorable new pup: "Olive got a new house."
2024 has brought several big changes for Naomie Olindo, the latest of which was her "dream home" purchase.
The Southern Charm alum announced the move via Instagram on Friday (December 27) when she shared a couple of photos of the empty property. The first snap showed Naomie’s new dog, Olive, sitting in what appeared to be the living room. The space featured rustic hardwood floors, a stone fireplace, beautiful French doors leading to the yard, and a stunning chandelier.
Naomie Olindo shares a peek at her new Charleston house
“Olive got a new house today,” Naomie captioned the Story. “Thank you [Debbie Peretsman] and [Scott Cheney] for our new dream home!”
Naomie also tagged Indigo Properties, a real estate agency that services the Charleston area.
The former Southern Charm-er later shared a photo of the home’s gorgeous staircase, which Olive was getting accustomed to.
“Hi!” she wrote in the post.
Naomie introduces the world to her new family member
Naomie showcased her new home nearly two months after she adopted Olive from the Lowcountry Lab Rescue. The L’abeye founder, who also owns an adorable cat named Omlete, shared Olive’s story in a series of heartfelt Instagrams.
“Found starving on the side of the highway in Columbia, SC by a Good Samaritan,” Naomie wrote. “Thank you to [Lowcountry Lab Rescue] for my new baby and Omlete’s new sister that he doesn’t want!… Can’t wait to get this girl healthy and happy.”
Get a look at Naomie's former home: "Little slice of heaven"
Olive joined Naomie’s fur family while she was still living at the charming Charleston abode she secured in 2022. The French-born businesswoman, who moved to Charleston at 9 years old, would provide regular updates on the home that she described as her “little slice of heaven.”
Naomie was particularly proud of the property's interior design, which was equal parts contemporary and traditional. The highlights included her chartreuse velvet chairs with matching ottomans, a floor lamp from Lyndon Leigh, a dark-wood cabinet with glass doors, and a piece of art by her late father, Joel Olindo, who died in 2019.
It’s unclear if Naomie plans to move her current furniture and design pieces into her new home or start completely from scratch. As we’ve seen in her previous moves, she tends to keep some of her favorite items and slowly introduce new pieces, like her newly acquired coffee table from the Danish brand Audo.
Stay tuned for more details about Naomie’s new digs.
