The Hidden Garden Estate

The Hidden Garden Estate is tucked within a canopy of natural forest. This private family compound reveals itself gradually, much like a well kept secret.

The approach to the home of Charles and Carolyn Frierson is unassuming-a classic ranch, grounded and familiar. Yet beyond its door lies a life of remarkable depth, cultivated over generations.

The collection as a whole reflects a life of curiosity and reverence-treasures collected not in haste, but with intention, each pieces carries a sense of where it has been and the hands that selected it. This is not simply an estate sale, it is an invitation to step into a hidden garden-a place where legacy, travel, and nature exist in quiet harmony.

1. A LIFE CURATED:
2. Four panels of Timeless Harmony: Carved screen with embroidered silk in each
3. Oriental standing coromandel screens
4. Vintage, 9x12 Chinese handmade wool rug
5. Fu, Lu, and Shou beautifully carved figures
6. Chinese Altar table, Shrines and Worship: Bridging the past and present
7. Antique Chinese Wedding Basket
8. Monumental carved figure of Shou, the revered symbol of long life, wisdom, and enduring strength. A rare size, beautifully executed, and ideal as a focal point in a refined interior.
9. Bamboo Stand & Brass Gong c.1875, Chinese
10. Glass top on large driftwood cocktail table
11. Asian cocktail table with coromandel art under glass
12. Striking Chinese display cabinet with unique divisions for large oriental collection
13. A dedicated room houses the music collection of Charles Frierson, complete with equipment for listening and enjoyment.
14. Another room presents jewelry, along with native garments collected during their travels.
15. Charles' wardrobe offers a selection of clothing particularly well-suited to taller gentlemen.
16. The kitchen and ladies' study reflect Carolyn's lifelong love of cooking and hospitality.
17. The largest room, once structured with commercial panels, barrister cabinets, and archival files, has been opened and reimagined. Original fixtures and portions of bookcases remain, along with elements of the library. The space now offers a wide selection of household and practical goods.
18. WORKS BY LOCAL ARTISTS OF INTERNATIONAL RENOWN
19. Dan Howard original oil paintings (3)
20. One room dedicated to the lifetime works of Evan & Sharon Lindquist