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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By: Sarah Yang
You could tell this 1930s classic California ranch-style house in Palm Springs’s historic and exclusive Smoke Tree ranch community (where Walt Disney once owned a home) was well-loved by its owners for over 20 years, but it was in need of some TLC.
By: Kara Mercer, Sarah Yang
The secret to living a fairytale life might just be designing your home to look like it’s straight out of one. For this 1920s Arts and Crafts cottage in Lake Oswego, Oregon, the design inspiration came from an animated film: the Seven Dwarfs’ home in Snow White.
By: Sarah Yang
Normally a chimney or fireplace is a design feature you don’t want to get rid of since it can bring some character into a space. But that wasn’t the case in this San Francisco kitchen located the top floor of three-story, multi-family home built in 1904. Its chimney was large, unused, unsightly, and smack dab in the middle of the room. You would think the easy fix was to just get rid of it, but it was more complicated than that.
When you think of tequila, you probably think of margaritas. But there’s so much more to the agave spirit than that. In fact, did you know you can swap it in some classic cocktails? A tequila Old Fashioned? A tequila Espresso Martini? Yes, it’s possible—and it tastes just as good, if not better.
By: Andrew Giammarco, Sarah Yang
With their two adult children out of the nest, architect Paul Wanzer of Hoshide Wanzer Architects and his wife were looking to downsize. Enter an aging floating home on Seattle’s Portage Bay that sat on an old-growth log float. While the home and float needed to be replaced, they saw potential in the site.
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Originally for this kitchen makeover in a 1941 San Francisco Spanish Revival house, the clients envisioned a pretty, yet neutral look with oak cabinets, white stone, and light tile. But their designers—Jenny Magdol and Steffie Oehm of
If you were to picture a quintessential Americana lake house, this Pacific Northwest home might come close to what you’re imagining. That timeless feeling hooks you from the moment you step through the front door with its blue-and-white striped awnings, American flag, and architecture that is the perfect balance between classic and contemporary.
By: Sarah Yang
This mid-century home has an interesting history. Located in Seattle’s Matthews Beach neighborhood, it was designed by Anna Williams and built by John Burrows, a duo known for their prolific architectural work in the area. Along with that history, a previous owner had based their psychiatry practice out of the space, keeping the home’s two levels separate from each other.
After a Sold-Out Run, This Luxury Bedding Brand Is Back at Target
