Sarah Yang is a Digital Director at Sunset Magazine. She specializes in topics related to architecture, planning, hospitality, and leisure, often exploring themes in home and garden design, beauty industry trends, and luxury accommodations. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, Who What Wear, Medical Xpress, and Cheddar News.
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Sarah Yang's article titles and coverage attributes suggest a focus on home decor, design trends, books, skincare, and gift ideas with a local (United States) perspective. Her articles often include promotional deals, seasonal content, reviews and gift guides.
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After a Sold-Out Run, This Luxury Bedding Brand Is Back at Target
By: Sarah Yang
A 2,300-square-foot San Francisco home with four bedrooms and four-and-half-bathrooms was charming yet dated all over, but the biggest pain point was its kitchen. Interior designer Gina Gutierrez of Gina Rachelle Design says it had a collection of compounding issues.
By: David Tsay, Sarah Yang
Interior designer Raili Clasen’s clients were familiar with her stylish and effortlessly cool beach house designs, and they wanted the same vibe for their second home in San Clemente, California. They live in Portland, Oregon, and have two adult children, so they wanted this second house to be a welcoming and fun space to entertain friends and family.
By: Jessica Alexander
Goodbye concrete and stark white walls, hello warmth and texture.
By: Sarah Yang
When Shondaland producer Holden Chang and architect Juliet Chang bought their 1950s Culver City, California, home nine years ago, it was a nondescript, single-story tract home. Perfect as a starter home for a young couple, but over time and after three daughters, it needed a major update. Luckily, there was a lot of potential to turn it into a true family home.
Comfortable, understated, and laid-back—it’s the perfect spot to unwind.
An island is already a desirable feature in a kitchen—it can add more counter space, storage, and even a spot to sit. But interior designer Yvonne Harty added one more design feature to this kitchen island in a Davis, California, house that really made all the difference: rounded corners.
“Upscale locker room” probably isn't the first idea design style that comes to mind for a pool house. But when you see this Sacramento, California , pool house, you'll understand the vision completely.
The front yard of this home designed by E. Cobb Architects in Seattle's Leschi neighborhood already had plenty of curb appeal, but the home's new
Interior designer Shannon Adamson had such a trusted relationship with her longtime clients that they tapped her to help design a condo for their adult son who lives with mobility issues. She was even included in touring different condos in the landmark building that sits on the edge of Lake Washington before they ended up choosing this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom unit.
