Sarah Burrows Interiors

21/07/2026

03/07/2026

Beige vs Colour 🤍🎨

This is always a big topic in interior design.

And my answer is simple…

Neither is right or wrong.

Beautiful homes can be filled with colour, pattern and personality. Equally, they can be calm, neutral and understated.

For me, I’ve always been drawn to natural colours.

Soft beiges, warm whites, earthy browns, natural timber, stone and linen create a timeless backdrop that allows architecture, materials and light to take centre stage.

That doesn’t mean I don’t like colour.

I love introducing colour through artwork, textiles, ceramics, books, flowers and carefully chosen furniture. These layers bring warmth and personality while allowing a space to evolve over time.

Using bold colours and patterns well is an incredible skill. When it’s done thoughtfully, the results can be inspiring and full of character.

For me, it simply comes down to how I want a home to feel.

Calm.
Warm.
Connected to nature.
Timeless rather than trend-led.

At the end of the day, the best interiors aren’t about following someone else’s style—they’re about creating a home that feels like you.

So I’d love to know…

Are you drawn to colour, or do you prefer a more natural palette?

Sarah x

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12/06/2026

WOW!house & A Full Day of Design ✨

What a way to end the week.

Yesterday I spent nearly 10 hours in London surrounded by design, and this morning I found myself reflecting on how lucky I am to have access to so much inspiration on my doorstep.

WOW!house was, once again, an incredible experience at

For anyone who loves interiors, it feels like a magical box full of surprises. Every room is packed with details, craftsmanship and creativity. In fact, when you’ve finished walking through it, you almost want to start again because you’re convinced you’ve missed something the first time around.

What amazes me most is seeing what can be achieved when talented interior designers, artisans and brands collaborate. The level of detail, the layering of materials and the creativity on display is truly inspiring.

I made a conscious effort not to look at too many photos on Instagram before my visit. It wasn’t easy! But I wanted to experience each room for myself, and I’m so glad I did.

If you’re planning to visit, my advice would be simple: take your time. Look up, look down, listen, and really take in all the details. There’s so much more to each room than first meets the eye.

Afterwards, I enjoyed lunch at with two interior designers & .studio I met through IDBS , who had travelled from Australia and Scotland for the event. One of the things I love most about this industry is the people you meet and the friendships you make along the way.

I then finished the afternoon at the CDQ Street Party on the King’s Road, which was my first time attending. It had such a great atmosphere, wonderful hospitality and a real sense of community.

Days like this remind me why I love this industry so much.

So here’s to design, creativity, collaboration and a city like London that brings it all together.

Sarah x

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08/06/2026