Sarah believes the best homes tell you something about the people who live there. They’re layered with things collected over time—a painting you fell in love with, the pottery your grandmother gave you, your child’s artwork, or the tiny vase you carried home from a faraway market. After years spent as a writer, Sarah brings that same instinct to interiors, mixing color, texture, old and new, meaningful and unexpected to create rooms that tell a story.

The goal is a home that feels lived in and loved—where kids kick off their shoes on the sofa and the dog claims a favorite chair. And when evening comes, it’s sophisticated enough for a classic cocktail and candlelight with friends around a table.