Sara Leonor’s career is deeply rooted in manual work and craftsmanship. From an early age, surrounded by the process of fabricating pieces in steel, acrylic, and glass in her parents’ workshop, she learned to value design not only as an idea, but as an act of tangible creation.

Trained in Interior Design at IADE—graduating top of her class—and later earning a Master’s in Design, Sara began her career designing restaurants and hotels in Spain, combining concept development with on-site execution. In 2005, she moved to London and joined B3 Designers, where she worked on more than 150 commercial projects over a decade, adopting a collaborative and open design process.

In 2018, her career took a new turn when she founded her own studio, combining bespoke residential projects with the design and production of her own pieces—particularly chairs, one of her passions. In 2020, she relocated her studio to London’s central Upper Street.

One of the defining traits of her design is her choice of color palette, which unmistakably characterizes her projects.

Today, Sara Leonor works hand in hand with a wide range of creatively diverse clients—dancers, writers, artists, architects—building a network of collaboration and trust where each project becomes a unique, deeply human, and artisanal piece.