Designers Guild

Designers Guild - Fabrics at the highest level

In 1970, Tricia Guild - a designer who has since won numerous awards - founded her fabric publishing company, Designers Guild. The British company has its headquarters in London and is active worldwide. The focus of Designers Guild was and still is on the creation of fabrics - sophisticated and of the highest standard. Meanwhile, this renowned fabric house has created over 9000 beautiful creations. The spectrum ranges from very simple fabrics to extremely ornate, elaborate textile creations that stand alone. One of the highlights is without a doubt the Royal Collection, a collection in which textiles from the English royal family are recreated.

Designers Guild - high quality manufactured fabrics

The quality of Designers Guild products is consistently outstanding. The company sources outstanding fabrics from around the world: from Egyptian cotton to Scottish linen to damask from Switzerland; it stocks a variety of fine yarns for its productions. In keeping with its high production ethics, Designers Guild places great importance on ensuring that the fabrics used are as recyclable as possible. The workmanship meets the highest standards.

Designers Guild - fabrics and more

Of course, Designers Guild has not only constantly worked on updating and completing its fabric series, but has now considerably expanded its radius of action. A large number of wallpapers have been added; there are now a good 3000 patterns. These are partly independent, but in many respects also coordinated with the fabrics portfolio. In addition, there is now a wealth of high-quality, original home accessories - cushions, rugs and plaids. Fine bed linen completes the program. And in the meantime, a number of interesting pieces of furniture have also been added, with a strong emphasis on the covers, of course. A range of lifestyle products rounds off the range.

Designers Guild - stylish style variety

Designers Guild carries a variety of interestingly designed lines. There is plenty to discover here, from the most simply designed fabrics and wallpapers to exclusive, idiosyncratic products. The high quality of the products, the consistently designed lines and a helpful color orientation allow a variety of combinations. To fully exploit these rich possibilities often requires careful comparison.