Portfolio
The Hopping House: A 17th-century dutch-colonial NJ farmhouse
The Charleston Queen
Architect: Bevan & Liberatos
Contractor: TNF Charleston
In Progress: Gibbes Project
Architect: Sebastian von Marschall
Contractor: Rockwell Construction
In Progress: Fairbanks
Architect: Michael Hally
Contractor: O'Connor
In Progress: Barbara Street
Architect: Ink & Moss
Contractor: Nantuk Homes
In Progress: Cherry Street Cottage
Architect: Chatauk
Contractor: TNF Charleston
In the Press
Domino.com, September 2022
“Fill it with a mix of pretty objects like a beautiful candle with a cloche, a chic glass match striker, a reeded diffuser, a plant, or even a beautiful tissue box cover.”
In Kind, Spring 2021 Issue 2
"My feed is peppered more with interior accounts, and I have realized how truly talented some of the women in my world are at making their houses comfortable and approachable, yet elegant and thoughtful. One such friend is Emily Sanford, a publicist turned interior designer behind the Sanford Collective—and a new resident of Charleston, South Carolina."
The Zoe Report
“The art deco trend first appeared in home and fashion when a renewed sense of optimism and hope was emerging after World War I,” Emily Sanford, founder of the Charleston-based design firm, Sanford Collective, says of the trend’s origins. “I think we’re all feeling that renewed sense of hope and optimism now as we start to emerge from the worst of the pandemic and vaccines are rolling out.”
