Sheila Bridges | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Named “America’s Best Interior Designer” by Time Magazine in 2001, the New York City-based Black designer and tastemaker has been creating beautiful, pattern-filled spaces for nearly three decades. She is best known for designing contemporary spaces infused with classical elements and bold prints, including her famous Harlem Toile de Jouy wallpaper skewering Black stereotypes that was first collected by Cooper Hewitt. After working as an assistant at Shelton, Mindel & Associates, Sheila Bridges founded her own interior design firm in 1994. As Creative Director, Sheila has thoughtfully designed residences and offices for many prominent entertainers, entrepreneurs and business professionals including... more.

We have 3 objects that Sheila Bridges has been involved with.

On a bright yellow background are six repeating historic scenes of human activity in black and white. Scrolling down, from left to right, three figures are playing with a basketball as a basket hangs from a tree branch. The next image are male and female figures dancing to the backdrop of a triumphant arch and a boom box on the left of the male. On the left is an image of a figure in a dress, jumping over a tree truck lying on the road being chased by horses. On the right, is an image of a seated picnic with a focus on a well dressed women being served, sitting next to a tree. Below this are seated women getting her hair braided while a woman holding a mirror sits under a tree and three young girls skip rope.

Sheila Bridges has collaborated with
Sheila Bridges Home and
Barnaby Prints.

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