Interior designer siblings bring together vintage and contemporary aesthetics to create interiors that are at once practical and effortlessly relaxed.
Sisters Sarah and Caroline set up Sascal Studio in 2020, having initially trained at the renowned KLC Design School in Chelsea Harbour. Their style is eclectic, blending antique furnishings with layers of vibrant colour, texture and shape; laid-back and liveable, yet completely absorbing with unexpected elements. A William Morris patterned headboard sits against deep Moroccan yellow walls; a pink tweed L-shaped sofa paired with a picture wall.
In tandem with their design studio the sisters have also launched an online shop where you can find their Wave Ladderback chairs, a collaboration with the Odd Chair Company, and a carefully curated collection ranging from delicate vintage glass tumblers to playfully patterned ceramic candlesticks.
Their style is eclectic, blending antique furnishings with layers of vibrant colour, texture and shape.
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