ABOUT DELILAH HENRY

To begin with a couple of lines from Delilah Henry, when interviewed about a past project, "I took three tons of architectural artifacts, used three trucking companies, signed on with three insurance companies and survived three nights without sleep." Delilah has never shied away from a challenge. Quite the opposite, she embraces them. In her life she has traveled many places in the world and has always brought her own special creative eye for design.

While living in Tanzania she 'humanized' a research camp with scientists studying the habits of elephants. Even though they lived the simplest existence in the African bush, Delilah made napkins of the colorful local cloth and used lions' skulls as candelabras. This led to organizing tribeswomen into a sewing group and designing elaborately beaded headgear and disco bags for the rock stars of London during the psychedelic seventies. Delilah remembers Africa as a creative beginning.

Living in Rome was also a powerful influence, which led to a keen appreciation of architecture.

For the last thirty years she has brought her unerring eye for beauty to bear on the world of New York Residences, Corporate Offices and Restaurants. Tackling the twin issues of space and light, she has performed miracles with a wide variety of design projects.

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