Design Crush: Sarah Lederman

Today I’m featuring the work of Sarah Lederman, a New-York based interior designer who is known for creating spaces that feel both timeless and approachable. I came across Sarah Lederman by way of Domino Magazine, who featured her renovation of her New York City apartment. After a quick google search, I landed on her website and quickly fell in love with her work. Her designs layer pattern and texture together to feel colorful and warm without being too bold, which is such a hard balance to achieve. I particularly love the combination of this dreamy, slipcovered settee in her entryway sitting on a jute runner.

Tile bath with brass hardware

Pattern Mixing in the Living Room

Built In Bookshelves line the living Room

I love how the light pours into this space

Cafe curtains and glass cabinets add to the charm of this kitchen

Blue and white kitchen with cozy pops of copper and brass

I love a good chinoiserie inspired wallpaper, and this one is no exception

If you dont look twice, you might mistake this wallpaper for actual ivy-covered walls

This penny tile patterned floor feels original in an old home