Sarah’s designs resonate individualism; her unique take of aesthetic and intuitive sense to understand her client's requirements results in elegant interiors, rich in colour, pattern and texture. Sarah’s unique sense of design takes each individual, the historical context of the building, and the lifestyle of her clients into consideration when creating the design scheme for her clients.
Sarah Fortescue’s Design Studio was founded in Hong Kong in 2011, having completed the Interior of the Grade II listed Cornish Manor, Boconnoc in the UK. Sarah trained at the Inchbald School of Design, London, where her unique approach to working with colour and her originality of her interiors, now secures her projects throughout the UK and abroad in Commercial & Residential.
Sarah’s wallpaper designs and home decor shop is online at www.sarahfortescue.com
Interior Design, bespoke upholstery and lampshades
"Original, elegant and harmonious with a sophisticated approach to using colour, pattern and texture."
"The design, renovation and project management of a Georgian Manor House in Cornwall with 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and 9 ground floor living spaces, with an adjoining flat. Sarah’s expertise lies in the arrangement of space; structurally, resulting in a comfortable sense of flow throughout the interior spaces as a starting point.
The process of Sarah’s design work begins from the inside out, looking at the exterior of a building, incorporating all of the items below into the Interior Design Scheme and Specification for Works for each project, whether to meet commercial building regulations or if the property is residential.
The exterior of the building
The interior of the building:
Natural Light
Flow of space
Lighting, electrical & AV systems design
Furniture configuration
Plumbing systems
Colour/paint specification
Fabrics & upholstery
Curtain Making, bespoke Lampshade production and soft furnishings.
Specification of Works and Interior Design Scheme
Procurement & implementation of the design scheme and building renovation."
Tim Charles Photography
