"I define myself as an expert in fashion-driven products. I develop brands through careful consideration of the company's image and their customer's aspirations. Products don't live in a vacuum. There is a context, a lifestyle association, an emotion that gives meaning to an object."

Jules Sherman studied Industrial Design at Rhode Island School of Design. In 1993 she was selected to study at Les Ateliers E.N.S.C.I. in Paris. The following year, Jules earned her BFA and received the Alexander Graham Bell award for design and invention, presented by the Industrial Design department.

For the last ten years, Jules has worked in the fields of interior design, jewelry design and product design. Jules Sherman Design offers design and development services to the retail and wholesale industries, including individual proprietors, agents and manufacturers overseas. She also collaborates with in-house design departments on new concepts and line extensions. In addition, Jules lectures regularly to art students at Parsons in New York.

Please visit her website at www.julessherman.com to see some of her recent work.