Whitney Eller
Based in Charleston, South Carolina
English
Whitney Eller
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My Story
I’m an interior designer and travel advisor with a deep appreciation for architecture, history, beauty, and the feeling a place leaves behind. If I’m not designing a restaurant, country club, or home, I’m designing a thoughtful, small (or large) group design-led journey across the U.S. and Europe that feels seamless, personal, and deeply connected to the destination. From accommodations in private estates in the English countryside to antiquing trips in Provence to layered coastal escapes in Italy, I believe the best travel is immersive, beautiful, and never one-size-fits-all.
Travel Style
My approach to travel is highly personal and intentionally curated, with an emphasis on experiences that feel elevated without feeling overdone. I’m most inspired by immersive travel—connecting with local culture, building meaningful relationships along the way, and experiencing a destination beyond the typical tourist path. I prefer travel that feels personal and immersive rather than crowded, overly commercialized, or one-size-fits-all. From staying on private estates to discovering lesser-known corners of the countryside, I believe the most memorable journeys are the ones that feel authentic, layered, and rich in local character.
Reviews (1)
Matthew E.
travel to Thailand
about 4 hours ago
At first I was confused when I had to enter a restaurant to locate the 12Go ferry ticket desk but once I was given both a ticket for the ferry and a ticket for a taxi, I knew they would take care of my commute to the airport. Once I arrived to my island, the taxi driver saw my sticker that the12Go operator had me wear. They spotted me from afar and came to me and took my luggage and put it in their very comfortable and nice van. The directions for the driver were already on his receipt and he knew to take me straight to the airport even though there were other ferry riders sharing the taxi with me. It was very easy and recommended the 12Go service.
Matthew E.
travel to Thailand
about 4 hours ago
At first I was confused when I had to enter a restaurant to locate the 12Go ferry ticket desk but once I was given both a ticket for the ferry and a ticket for a taxi, I knew they would take care of my commute to the airport. Once I arrived to my island, the taxi driver saw my sticker that the12Go operator had me wear. They spotted me from afar and came to me and took my luggage and put it in their very comfortable and nice van. The directions for the driver were already on his receipt and he knew to take me straight to the airport even though there were other ferry riders sharing the taxi with me. It was very easy and recommended the 12Go service.
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