Brady Legler is an artist and designer whose work begins with emotion and ends in form. Trained at Parsons the New School for Design and shaped by a painter’s sensibility, his pieces — from jewelry to canvas to rugs — carry a sense of personal meaning and a refined, architectural aesthetic.

His jewelry is timeless, designed with the same elegance his Nana brought to fashion: bold yet understated, effortless from day to night. Each piece is a study in sculptural balance — made to be worn, lived with, and felt.

At the center of Brady’s creative world is the color blue. It’s his origin point — a color tied to memory, healing, and resilience. Inspired by his father’s survival story, blue is embedded in every painting, whether visible or not. It’s both a symbol and a mantra: a quiet force of hope that fuels his art and anchors his design.

Across mediums, Brady is known for his emotional use of color, expressive abstraction, and commitment to creating objects that hold meaning. His work has appeared in Elle Décor, Modern, Hunger UK, and Vogue USA. His paintings have also been translated into rugs handmade in Nepal — a continuation of his belief that art should be lived with, not just looked at.