Sarah’s love for interior design began at a young age, when she was drawn to both art and design and fascinated by houses. What started as a curiosity about interiors quickly grew into a deep passion for how design shapes how we live and connect with our surroundings.

She completed a Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours) at RMIT University, graduating with First Class Honours. Sarah also studied Interior Architecture at the University of Westminster in London, where she developed a strong interest in architectural history and the stories that buildings hold. Her time abroad, travelling through Europe and exploring its layered architectural fabric, sparked a lasting love for research and the way design and history intertwine.

Sarah has worked in floristry and events for over five years. Surrounded by flowers and plants, she developed a genuine appreciation for the connection between nature and interior space. She believes gardens and greenery bring soul to our homes, often drawing inspiration from Australian native landscapes and spending time in her own garden, hands in the soil.

Sarah’s approach to design is thoughtful and collaborative. She enjoys exploring ideas through materials, photography, model-making, and drawing, treating these processes as ways of thinking and storytelling. She’s drawn to interiors that invite conversation—spaces that evolve with their inhabitants and reflect their stories. Embracing imperfection and individuality, Sarah believes the most beautiful interiors are those that feel personal, lived-in, and deeply connected to the people who call them home.