Designers Guild London Marylebone High Street

Designers Guild offers a complete lifestyle in one place – co-ordinating, accessible and designed as a whole! For us, self expression begins at home. The more heart and imagination we invest in our homes, the better they feel. At Designers Guild our vision is to inspire and empower you, providing you with everything you need to enjoy this very personal adventure. Furnishing fabrics, wallcoverings and furniture co-ordinate with exquisite cushions, luxurious blankets, throws and quilts, an ever expanding range of rugs, towels and home fragrance all help to create your look. Superb quality, innovative design, the very best materials and an extensive colour palette all combine to create a magical range of products, inviting you to reimagine your home. Designers Guild also houses fabrics, wallcoverings and accessories from other brands: The Royal Collection, Christian Lacroix, William Yeoward and Ralph Lauren Home.

Established in 1970.
Tricia Guild began Designers Guild whilst searching for textiles to decorate with. By colouring a collection of Indian hand-blocked printed textiles, the first collection was born. In the early seventies, Tricia opened up a store on Chelsea’s Kings Road with her first collection of fabrics, also selling ceramics and furniture. It was more than just a store, it was an environment and a concept. The Designers Guild Group now employs over 280 people in the UK and overseas offices in New York, Paris and Munich. Alongside the Kings Road Store, Designers Guild also has a showroom on Marylebone High Street and a concession area at Selfridges.

Tricia Guild G.
Business Owner
Tricia Guild O.B.E is the creative force of Designers Guild and has been at the forefront of interior design since starting the company in the early 70’s. Internationally renowned for her passion for colour, pattern and texture as well as her signature lifestyle brand and books, Tricia Guild has been setting the pace with her dynamic and innovative collections, instantly recognizable for her unique and contemporary style.

Tricia believes that colour forms part of the texture, pattern and emotion of a space. It affects all aspects of our life. Colour is good for the heart and soul. Using colour is highly personal and each individual needs to find their favourites.

Her inspiration is found every day, from nature, travelling, the arts – opera, ballet, theatre – from an Indian sari fragment to architecture.