✨ Designing with Intention — The Power of a Moodboard ✨

Every interior design project starts with a story — and moodboards are how we begin to tell it. They bring together texture, tone, and feeling long before the first wall is painted or floorboard is sanded.

This one is from my recent project in Tunbridge Wells — a 1960s home where we restored the original floorboards and gave new life to the staircase. The goal was to create a hall space that felt calm, connected, and true to the home’s character.

I collaborate with a range of incredible suppliers across the industry, and I always share where my materials come from. I believe in supporting both small and established businesses — we’re all part of the same creative community, and sharing knowledge only makes design stronger.

I hope this post helps if you’re designing your own space — and if you’re planning your own interior project or would like help creating a vision for your home, I’d love to help bring it to life. ✨

🖤 Sarah Burrows Studio

@johnknightphotography

Modern elegance meets functionality in this beautifully designed interior by Sarah Burrows. Featuring stylish elements from Zara Home and John Lewis, the space is enhanced by a Farrow & Ball color palette. A harmonious blend of natural light and sleek design highlights the staircase and contemporary furnishings.

Modern renovation of a 1960s hall in Tunbridge Wells, featuring an open staircase with wooden steps, sleek black railings, and contemporary artwork, enhanced by natural light and a touch of greenery.

Modernized main entrance of a 1960s home, showcasing sleek glass walls, a floating wooden staircase, and contemporary design elements.