Art for Your Home from Black Artists: Part 2

August 5, 2026

Hey all! This is a continuation of Art for your home from Black artists: Part 1 - as there are so many to spotlight! I'm not gonna do too much talking, I'll share and link to the artists IG pages below :)

Karla Cornwall London

"I am a contemporary artist working within what I describe as an abstract practice of becoming, an ongoing exploration of stillness, expansion and transformation through layered, fibre-based forms." - Karla Cornwall London (website)

$NP Designs

"Curating a robust product line of fine art prints infused with immersive experiences, we bridge the gap between traditional artistry and cutting-edge technology." - $NP Designs (website)

Dele World

"Through her work, she documents comfort as a practice - from sacred moments of solitude to familiar gatherings of ease. Through painting and sculpture, Aisha verbs the idea of home, rendering it as moveable and ever-changing." Dele World (website)

Designer Philly

"Create art with a pop art style using complex simplicity. The idea behind my art is to show people that you don’t need a lot going on to appreciate art and image." - Designer Philly (website)

Leslie Barlow

"Her life-sized oil paintings are inspired by community and personal experiences, and often serve as monuments to community members and explorations into how race entangles the intimate sphere of love, family, and friendship." Leslie Barlow (website)

Wrapped By Sarah

"...Our interior products focus on sustainability, utilizing fabric offcuts and bold, playful African fabrics to craft unique cushions and lampshades that bring style and personality to any space." Wrapped by Sarah (website)

Wild Suga

" I create mixed medium “Holistic Art Pieces” which are sacred and beautiful and remind us of the cosmic & natural world whether its a print, clothing or music my intention is to offer a healing space of reconnection to the scared & mystical." Wild Suga (website)

You can see the full collection of international Black artists here.

I'll be back later with a part 3 as there's still so many great artists to showcase. Thankyou for supporting Black artists!!

Last updated:
August 5, 2026

Author: Kei Maye

Hey I'm Kei, the founder and creator of Bambush. By day I'm a digital education specialist, and the rest of the time I'm a surface pattern designer, an artist and an obsessive cosy sanctuary maker. Because we need more safe spaces!

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