At Home: Sarah Style

Following the bestselling success of Sarah Style, HGTV star and design queen Sarah Richardson invites readers into the homes she’s most proud of designing—her own!

Renowned designer Sarah Richardson guides readers through a variety of houses—from urban spaces, to secluded farmland getaways, to the islands of cottage country—that all showcase her signature style of casual elegance and nature-inspired design. In addition to the hundreds of design tips and never-before-seen photos—including many from Sarah’s personal collection—there are forty-five beloved recipes that reflect Sarah’s design style: comforting, fun, and meant for sharing. This is a behind-the-scenes tour that will inspire readers to achieve winning style on any budget.

At Home: Sarah Style is the ultimate guide to living in style, loving your home, and entertaining with ease.

A sought-after designer of homes, commercial spaces, textiles, and furniture, Sarah Richardson is the award-winning founder of Sarah Richardson Design. She has hosted and coproduced eight hit HGTV series, including Sarah Off the Grid and Sarah’s House, and can also be found on her rapidly growing YouTube channel. Her first three books, including Collected: City + Country, all were instant bestsellers. When she’s not at the farm or the cottage, Sarah lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Visit Sarah at SarahRichardsonDesign.com or follow her on Twitter @SarahR_Design, Instagram at @SarahRichardsonDesign, or on YouTube at SarahRichardsonDsgn.

ISBN: 9781501119491
Format: Hardback
Pages: 288
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Published: November 03, 2015

Praise for At Home: Sarah Style “A must-buy for the design and decor lover on your list.”
— CHATELAINE “Will inspire readers to achieve winning style on any budget.”
— HOSS MAGAZINEPraise for Sarah Style “Canada’s doyenne of interior design . . . writes the definitive guide to creating your own dreamy retreat.”
— CANADIAN LIVING“A comprehensive room-by-room guide to design accompanied by bite-size instructional tips.”
— THE CANADIAN PRESS