The Old Post Office Café
York
A city café in the former post office on the square, where the ochre glazed brick and old doors set the tone.
Sage & Stone designs interiors for homes and businesses. A complete plan or just one part — you decide where it stops.
A good interior doesn’t have to come from the most expensive brands. It starts with a sound base of colours, materials and lighting — and with a layout in which the routes and sightlines simply work.
I want to create a coherent interior that reflects your personality and can grow with you into the next stage of life. That means listening well: how do you like to live, what matters to you, which pieces of furniture mean something to you?
Interior advice doesn’t have to be complicated or costly, either. I can usually visit within a week for a no-obligation first consultation.
From a city café in York’s old post office to a family home with five children. Different commissions, the same approach.
York
A city café in the former post office on the square, where the ochre glazed brick and old doors set the tone.
York
Two timber benches on wheels and hand-made Moroccan tiles keep this restaurant flexible and fresh.
Light, child-friendly and calm, with room for a family of seven and an open plan that works.
Leeds
A warm, industrial visitor centre for a new riverside development — inviting from the very first step.
York
Light and contemporary, yet warm: earthy tones and a glass wall that brings in the morning sun.
Harrogate
No longer a clinical waiting room, but the feel of a hotel lobby — with real plants and soft light.
I visit, I listen, and then I write a plan that fits what you need — not a standard package.
A conversation of one to two hours at your home or on site. How do you live or work, and what matters to you?
Based on that conversation I write a plan with the parts you need, and what they will cost.
Floor plans, 3D impression, mood board, colour and materials schedule, furniture proposal and lighting plan.
If you like, I oversee the work, together with cabinet makers, decorators and suppliers.
Interiors have always had my heart. Even as a child I drew houses and floor plans, and had ideas about how rooms could work better and feel nicer with simple changes.
After years in hospitality — running a restaurant in York together with my husband — I trained as an interior designer and stylist in 2012. I then spent four years advising buyers at a new-build developer’s design studio. In February 2018 I started Sage & Stone.
It won’t become my home; it becomes your Home. I help you follow your heart.