Achievements and Awards
- 1989 Textile Institute Gold Medal for her outstanding contribution to International Textiles, UK.
- 1991 Queen's Award for Export Achievement
- 1992 The Export Award for Smaller Businesses.
- 1993 Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of Art, London, UK.
- 1993 Honorary Master of Arts Degree from Winchester School of Art, UK.
- 1994 A winner of the European Community Design Prize.
- 1995 ‘Excellence de la Maison’ for Bedlinen, by Marie Claire Maison Magazine, France.
- 1996 Queens Award for Export Achievement (Second time to be awarded)
- 1996 Home Tex Design Award, USA.
- 1999 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Technology, Loughborough University.
- 2002 Elle Decoration International Design Award for Best Fabric Design.
- 2003 Elle Decoration award for best wallpaper USA
- 2007 The Homes & Gardens Classic Design Award – Lifetime achievement.
- 2008 Tricia Guild awarded an OBE for services to interior design.
- 2008 Pricewaterhouse Coopers Profit Track 100 – Britain’s fastest profit Growth firms: Designers Guild awarded 22nd place.
- 2008 Microsoft award for Best Use of Technology
- 2008 Freshest New Website Award
- 2009 Homes and Gardens Fabric Awards 2009 - Portier design wins "Best Wallpaper" (From Darly Collection)
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