Interiors, objects & art
Sorrel House Studio
Santa Fe
Rooms put together slowly, around the things worth keeping: good furniture, handmade objects and art you stop for.
Finished rooms
Slide along to see recent projects.
The Arched Room
2025Adobe house · Sitting room, alcove and hall
Gallery Living Room
2024Hillside condo · Living room
Panelled Bedroom
2024Historic district house · Primary bedroom
Stone Basin Bath
2023Guest casita · Guest bath
The Long Hall
2023Old farmhouse · Entry and hall
Collected Living Room
2022Family house · Living and dining
A note from the studio
We furnish a room the way a gallery hangs a show: a few good things, given room to breathe.
A room should look like the people who live in it, not like a catalogue page. We start with what you already own and love, then look for the few pieces that are missing: a chair with a past, a lamp made by hand, a painting worth standing in front of.
Bring us one room or a whole house in Santa Fe. Photos, a floor plan and a list of what you'd never part with are a good place to begin.
Sorrel House Studio
Objects and art sourcing
For some clients this is the whole job: the last pieces that make a room theirs. We look through galleries, makers' studios, dealers and estate sales for things that suit the room and the people in it.
- Paintings, prints and works on paper
- Ceramics, glass and sculpture
- Vintage and antique furniture
- Rugs, textiles and lighting
- Framing, hanging and placement
Other ways to work together
Full room design
Layout, furniture, lighting, colour and finishes, drawn up and specified for one room or many.
Styling what you have
Editing and rearranging the furniture and objects you own, then filling the gaps.
Art placement
Choosing walls, heights and groupings for the art you have or are thinking of buying.
From the journal
Adobe house · 2025
The Arched Room
- Rooms
- Sitting room, alcove and hall
The owners wanted the deep arch to feel like a room of its own. We kept the plaster bare and warm, hung linen curtains that stop the light without hiding the curve, and built the furnishing around one carved settee and a low fluted table. The brass came last: a small chandelier and three candle sconces in the niches, found over a few months rather than ordered at once.
Tell us about the room.
A few lines are enough to start: where the home is, which rooms, when you'd like them done, and any art or piece you want to build around.