Sarah, a former prop stylist for commercial photography, also does Interior Design! She has helped out clients with color consultation, art consultation, and design. Sarah has degrees from Rhode Island School of Design and Sotheby’s Institute of Art and has worked at some of the best art galleries and museums in Texas. She loves helping clients visually find their way.
Read more about Sarah’s interior design in this Canvas Rebel profile: Meet Sarah Greene Reed.
Below are some photos from a mid-century house that Sarah decorated in the art town of Marfa, Texas, called Hudson House. Hudson House was home to the actor Rock Hudson during the filming of the movie Giant in 1955.
Below are some photos from a charming 1926 Dutch Colonial house in Rockland, Maine, that Sarah restored called The Electric Home. It was built as a model home for the electric company. The house features all of the “modern” bells and whistles that were available at the time and it was open to the public for viewing. Read more about it here.
Below are some photos from a wedding and event venue Sarah created called Pearl Snap Hall in Georgetown, TX. Originally a 1910 Primitive Baptist Church turned horrible 1970s office building, Sarah brought it back to its original, simple glory and added some new features such as an outdoor bar, a groom’s shed, and a 1500 sq ft custom welded tent.
Sarah has two Facebook sites dedicated to sourcing vintage finds:
Useful/Beautiful Austin
Useless/Ugly Austin
She also is a "knickknack curator" (vintage housewares buyer) for a local vintage store and her online blog and store, Mayflower McCoy.
Sarah's house is featured on the design blog, Apartment Therapy. The post features several examples of her collages in a residential setting, as well as samples of her interior design.
