Isabella Sheridan is a UK-based textile designer specialising in bold, maximalist interior textiles. Holding a Textile BA (Hons) degree, she applies screen printing, digital printing, laser cutting, UV print, collage, and dyeing to create large-scale statement pieces for interior contexts. Her practice incorporates a sustainability focus through the use of recycled, second-hand, and deadstock fabrics.

Sheridan's aesthetic is maximalist and high-impact - large scales, bold colours, and visually striking pattern compositions. Key projects span wildlife-inspired exotica (Botswana Safari), 1920s Art Deco glamour (Gilded Dreams), and tropical botanical calm (Tropical Gardens, based on her local area of Alum Chine). The portfolio features richly detailed, bold-scale designs built for interior application rather than apparel.

Screen printing, digital print, collage, laser cutting, UV print, and dyeing - with each project deploying a combination of processes. Demonstrated capability across both traditional print craft and digital production methods. Sustainability-conscious material selection throughout.

High-end interior textiles. Projects position the work across luxury safari lodge contexts (Botswana Safari - statement pieces for high-end English lodges), luxury spa environments (Tropical Gardens), and upscale residential interiors (Gilded Dreams, Art Deco framing).

Textile BA (Hons) graduate; early-career designer building a project-based portfolio across bold interior textiles. Work demonstrates range across mixed print processes, sustainability considerations, and narrative-driven design briefs.

Maximalist large-scale interior print designs - exotic wildlife and flora (Botswana Safari), Art Deco geometric and ornamental patterns (Gilded Dreams), and tropical botanical compositions (Tropical Gardens). The portfolio features bold, full-coverage interior design compositions with strong scale and colour impact.