A goldsmith and silversmith of 16 years, Sarah Stafford has built a reputation for creating sophisticated bespoke jewellery using precious metals and diamonds. Yet, in 2014, a commission for the new P&O cruise ship Britannia saw her work take a turn to the world of architecture and interior design. 

This year,  Circulus Table from the above-mentioned collection was on display for the first time at the Future Heritage exhibition at Decorex - London’s leading interiors show. 

Sarah’s work combines innovative computer modelling technology with industrial metalworking processes and is inspired by geometric, repetitive and proportional patterns which together create complex yet sophisticated structures in steel and aluminium.

The remarkable and versatile Circulus range displays laser or water-jet cut metal panels reminding of Sarah’s work as a craft jeweller, and can be used as decorative wall panels, room partitions but also as table tops. Her unique wall mounted works are suitable for indoor use, and finished with durable and rich, powder-coated surfaces.

The pieces are bespoke and range from 50cm to 150cm in diameter, but larger-scale projects are welcome too.