Spring Love Notes, with Our Founder
Too Big to Fail? There’s a strange thing that happens when people think you’ve “made it”. A few weeks ago, we packed up what felt like half the Sage x...
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Spring Love Notes, with Our Founder
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Heart-to-Heart with: Susie Silverii
Built in 1978, Susie’s Alistair Knox mudbrick home feels as connected to the landscape today as it must have when it was first imagined. Set on 20 acres in Hurstbridge,...
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Heart-to-Heart with: Michelle Mackintosh
There’s a quiet thoughtfulness to Michelle Mackintosh’s world. Books, design, travel and making are woven into her everyday life, while her home is filled with objects collected slowly over time,...
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Heart-to-Heart with: Rebecca Brewin
There’s something instantly comforting about a home that doesn’t feel too precious. One filled with books and board games, toys underfoot, records within reach and pieces that have already lived...
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Heart-to-Heart with: Nicola Caras
Meet Nicola, former owner of Journey of Something, colour enthusiast, collector of curious treasures, and firm believer that if something comes in a colour, that's probably the version worth choosing....
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Winter Love Notes, with Our Founder
We All Carry the Brand I recently finished reading Lena Dunham’s new book, Famesick. Now, Lena is one of those people I’ve gone back and forth on over the years....
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Heart-to-Heart with: Chilli and Simone
Meet Simone and Chilli - a mother and daughter duo who are part of the family behind the home that set the scene for our Babette collection. When Simone first...
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Heart-to-Heart with: Danni Gauld
Meet Danni Gauld, the creative force behind Yonk by Danni. You may have already spotted her magical paper chandeliers hanging from the ceiling of our Sage x Clare store in...
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Heart-to-Heart with: Ashlyn Lincoln
Ashlyn Lincoln greeted me at the front of her terrace home in Carlton as the last warm rays of sunshine spilled over the large white archway down her hallway. I...
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Autumn Love Notes, with Our Founder
There’s something happening. Not loud. Not flashy. Not the kind of shift you can point to on a calendar and say, “There. That’s when it changed.”It feels more like a...
