Interior designer Sophia Wigram spoke with Becky Hunter-Kelm about her passion for creating beautiful spaces in which people can thrive
Born and raised in Scotland, Sophia had a challenging childhood, losing her dad when she was six and her mum being unwell throughout her childhood. Her mother was a Christian, and some of her friends explained the gospel to Sophia. When she was nine, she made a commitment to Christ.
Then, at age 13, she headed off to boarding school. School life was all about doing whatever you could to fit in. Sophia felt so ‘different’ in a lot of ways due to being a twin, and dealing with her mum’s illness. Being a Christian was one piece of her identity she just couldn’t face sharing at that point, so Sophia went into survival mode and ‘parked’ her faith for a season throughout her teenage and young professional years.
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