Sarah Everett is an Assistant Editor at Apartment Therapy Media. She specializes in themes related to architecture and planning, real estate, and lifestyle, with a keen focus on home and garden, house design, and interior design. Sarah's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Yahoo News, and School Library Journal.
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Sarah focuses on home decor, DIY projects, interior design, and budget-friendly renovations. Her articles predominantly feature reviews and promotional deals related to content & publishing and house & home. To effectively reach out to Sarah, consider providing information about new products or services related to home decor, DIY projects, interior design, room makeovers or budget-friendly renovations that align with her coverage themes. Additionally, sharing details about unique or innovative approaches to these topics could capture her interest.
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By: Sarah Everett
Sarah Everett A forever home is designed for long-term living, with thoughtful, timeless updates and personalized renovations.
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By: Sarah Everett
“The cottage’s original details had been completely stripped away,” the homeowner describes.
By: Sarah Everett
Sometimes 1970s wood-paneled spaces are great, but other times they just look old rather than retro. In Katie and Philip Bowling's home office, that was the case.
Apartment Therapy and AOL may earn commission from links in this article. ABOUT THIS BEFORE & AFTER HOME TYPE: House
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The apartment dweller was after a minimalist, modern-meets-vintage look.
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The “after” adds color and drama but still feels bright and cheery.
By: Sarah Everett
The color lesson here? Lean into what feels true to you.
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