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CONTACT
Phone: +44 (0)7884 180 612
Email: sarah@sarahbrink.co.uk
Instagram: @sarahbrinkdesign

ADDRESS
Suite 13 Rivermead
6 Lower Teddington Road, Thames Ditton 
Kingston upon Thames
Surrey KT1 4ER

"Sarah is truly special - an accomplished and very knowledgeable interior designer with great ideas, but also - crucially - an ability to listen to the client and tailor her proposals to their taste and needs. Sarah transformed our rather dated sitting and dining rooms, creating a calming and stylish living space. She is particularly good at combining modern and vintage or antique items to produce an individual look. She is a joy to work with, and we are delighted with the results." - Private Client

The beige pink Zellige tiles and polished plaster in this Guest Bathroom add softness to this guest bathroom. The bronze hardware and lights add contrast. Photography @alexanderjamesphoto Design @sarahbrinkdesign Construction @lawrencewebbltd #b
TBT this pretty bedroom we completed some years ago. We used a floral patterned wallpaper, and kept the rest of the scheme subtle so as not to overpower the room. Successful interior design requires balance. #londoninteriors #londoninteriordesigner
It may be small, but this entrance hall packs a punch. The silk wall covering adds warmth and contrasts with the pale oak flooring. An over scaled plaster pendant light, leather console table and antique mirror are the focal points upon entering the
A bespoke dressing table we designed in a bedroom at our Holland Park project. The fluted cabinetry contrasts with period panelling on the wall. Interior design @sarahbrinkdesign Construction @lawrencewebbltd Joinery @goodejoinery Photography @a
Utility rooms can be beautiful, as well as functional. Here, we combined a marble chequerboard floor, soft green cabinetry and bronze hardware to create a space you actually want to spend time in. Interior design @sarahbrinkdesign architecture @ad
The curved staircase at our Wandsworth project is truly a thing of beauty. The continuous handrail matches the dark timber floor, whilst the plaster wall lights cast a subtle wash up and down the walls. Interior design @sarah_brink01 Architecture @
A heavily veined worktop adds interest to this contemporary kitchen, whilst the natural oak flooring adds warmth and texture. Photography @alexanderjamesphoto Construction @lawrencewebbltd Interior Design @sarah_brink01 Appliances @gaggenauoffic
We prefer to use plain fabrics over patterned in bedrooms to create peaceful, relaxing spaces. In this primary bedroom we layered textured linens, wool, boucle and velvet. Photography @alexanderjamesphoto Construction @lawrencewebbltd Fabrics @ro
We meticulously plan all our designs down to the nth degree. In this home office, there are no trailing wires thanks to a hollow desk leg, a carefully positioned hole in the rug and and floor sockets. The doors of the tall joinery unit slide back t