About Susan Bradley Studio

  • British Creativity

    Susan creates original and innovative work with a distinctive graphic quality. She is best known for her award-winning intricately cut silhouetted metal designs, for both interior and exterior spaces. Her work has encompassed furniture, interior and exterior accessories, products and lighting.

    Her innovative British design work has been sold all round the world.

    She now works lo-fi. Hand carving and hand printing lino prints, and creating hand-cut paper collages from her York studio.

  • British Produced

    The studio is always has been, and always will be, committed to excellence in creativity, design, innovation and quality and to using only British production. All of our product designed are proudly designed and made in Yorkshire, UK

    All Susan art work is hand made and individually hand printed by Susan in her York studio.

Bespoke Commissions

In addition to her own design collections Susan provides a consultancy and commissioning service for both private and commercial clients, working with architects, interior designers, garden designers and retailers to create bespoke designs for a wide range of settings both in the UK and around the world.

About Susan.

Susan Bradley is an award winning British creative talent. Her creative studio was established in 2004, and she won the prestigious title ‘Graduate Designer of The Year’ in 2005. Susan's designs have since achieved international acclaim being sold in select retailers and museum shops around the world and winning further prestigious design awards. You have most probably seen her work in leading interiors, architecture and style magazines or the Sunday supplements where her designs are a real favourite with design and style journalists and stylists.

Susan’s work has been exhibited in museum and art galleries around the world. She has also been commissioned internationally by companies including Donna Karen New York, Urban Outfitters, Christian Louboutin, P&O Cruise Ships, Selfridges, Caesars Palace, and Harvey Nichols (for who she designed the backdrop to their infamous Christmas windows 15 years ago)

Her designs have been sold in museums including the V&A, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, National Maritime Museum, The Baltic, National Portrait Gallery and London Transport Museum.