Helen Amy Murray is a London-based designer who caters for the luxury market with her bespoke textile service. Her unique process involves carving sculptural relief within textiles such as leather, suede, wool felt, 100% silk and high-tech non-woven materials.
For the most part, Helen’s work is focused on interior applications, predominantly upholstery and ranges from contemporary or vintage chairs, ottomans, headboards, cupboards, doors, wall panels, wallcoverings and lightboxes.
Helen also does her own art work for galleries and is happy to do bespoke pieces on request. Recently she has branched out into the hotel industry and is now doing headboard and wallcovering commissions.
Helen’s work is absolutely beautiful but you can’t really see it in all it’s beauty until you see a finished product. This chair shows it in all its intricate glory.
Images via Helen Amy Murray
Hello Helen I am inquiring about the peony and if it comes in an off white and or something simple. Also can it be sent to Australia also price Thankyou so much Carol
Hi Carol,
Helen won’t have seen your comment because this isn’t her website. You can visit her site here though http://www.helenamymurray.com/
Thanks,
Stacey
Hi Helene am Nada from Lebanon am really impressed with your work am an artist and fashion designer is there any way to learn this technique thank you
Hi Nada, if you want to get in touch with Helen you will need to contact her directly via her website. You can find the link in the post!
hi i am realy interested in her carved leather work and would like to get in touch with her to discuss what I would like her to give me an estimate for. Please can you send me her email address or contact details thank you
I would like to have a leather art work for my kitchen wall
That would definitely make a great statement in your kitchen Sandra!
I love her work! thanks so much for sharing! Great blog you have here :)
Thanks for popping by Arianna, I’m a big fan of your blog too and thought the Faberuna blog blitz piece on you was great.
I saw her chairs a while back. Love her work! Thanks for the reminder.