Timeless Interior Design That Evolves with You
- 55pluswellness
- Mar 24
- 2 min read
SARAH LEDDIN INTERIORS
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As we enter our later years, our homes should be a reflection of both our personal style and our evolving needs. A well-designed home isn’t just functional—it should also be a space that nurtures the soul, fosters comfort, and promotes a sense of well-being. By thinking ahead and considering both beauty and practicality, it’s possible to create a home that not only looks beautiful but adapts seamlessly to the changes life brings.
In this issue of 55+ Wellness, I will give you some tips on how to design a space that speaks to the timeless elegance of ageing, where comfort, style, and longevity harmonise.
TIMELESS, ADAPTABLE FURNITURE
When designing a home for longevity, the key is to choose furniture that’s both beautiful and adaptable. While we may need different things from our furniture as we age, that doesn’t mean compromising on style.
· ELEGANT, ERGONOMIC SEATING: Think beyond typical “comfort” pieces and opt for furniture that combines aesthetics with support. A classic Chesterfield sofa with soft, supportive cushions or a beautifully crafted armchair with lumbar support can add sophistication without sacrificing comfort. Look for pieces with softer seat heights and deeper cushioning to encourage lounging without straining the body.

· MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PIECES: Furniture that adapts to different needs is both a design statement and a practical solution. Modular sofas, fold-out tables, or ottomans with hidden storage not only make the space flexible but keep things looking sleek and uncluttered.

WOOD ACCENTS: Choose wood finishes that feel both timeless and warm. Rich oak, walnut, or teak evoke a sense of tradition while adding warmth to modern interiors. A beautiful wooden coffee table or credenza can create a grounding focal point in any room.

COLOUR PALETTES THAT EVOLVE WITH YOU
Colour can influence mood, and as we age, we often lean toward calming, peaceful tones that make us feel at ease. But that doesn’t mean sacrificing personality or style. The key is to select hues that evoke tranquillity while still feeling fresh and exciting.
ABOUT SARAH LEDDIN

Sarah Leddin is an Irish interior designer and real estate agent with over 15 years of experience. Specialising in hospitality design, she has designed luxury hotel bathrooms and boasts an extensive career in the London property market. Sarah combines her design expertise and market knowledge to create spaces that are both beautiful and functional. Contact Sarah to discuss how she can help you transform your space, whether you're redesigning a home, staging a property for sale, or seeking expert advice on the hospitality sector.
IG: @sarah_led_1111
Tel: (+44) 7498 374678
You’re reading a preview of the March/April 2025 issue of 55+ Wellness Magazine. For the full version, packed with even more insights, inspiration, and exclusive content, visit MA25