SARAH SCALES

INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO | BOSTON & BEYOND

SARAH SCALES

INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO  |  BOSTON & BEYOND 

Journal

design narratives

Discover rooms we love, materials that
inspire, and stories from our projects; giving you an inside look at our studio and work.

Recent Posts

November 29, 2024

Monochromatic media room in a historic Brookline home designed by Sarah Scales, featuring a coffered ceiling in charcoal and navy, custom linen shades, textured sectional, velvet swivel chairs, mid-century modern coffee table, and custom pillows in Pierre Frey fabrics.

Navy is becoming a go-to choice in media room design for its deep and timeless appeal – especially in New England. This versatile color blends with both historic architecture and modern design, creating dramatic yet cohesive spaces – a quintessential coastal and classic hue. From a renovated Brookline home to a transformed Hingham basement to a Concord estate, see how navy lends depth, warmth, and sophistication.

November 13, 2024

Casual dining room in a Milton, MA, home by Boston interior designer Sarah Scales, featuring a custom mural and modern lighting.

Thanksgiving is looming. While many look to quick-fix decor stores for festive touches, our clients focus on planning menus. When your dining room design already shines, there’s no need for pumpkin-shaped vases or other seasonal gimmicks. Sure – we love a good napkin, candlestick, or centerpiece. But well-designed spaces rely on timeless wallpaper, lighting, and furniture. Some holiday-ready dining rooms for you!

September 13, 2024

Milton home renovation by Sarah Scales Design Studio, showcasing custom natural oak pantry units, geometric mosaic floor tiles, oil-rubbed bronze hardware, and light grey trim and ceiling.

Welcome to Fall/Winter—also known as the season of the sticks for New England homes (cue Noah Kahan).  The magical time of year when boots come in caked with mud, sticks find their way into every crevice, and your once-organized space looks like the aftermath of a nature hike. Let’s talk about how this humble room can be your first defense against the chaos and maybe even look good doing it.