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Luxury Homeware Brand Designers Guild Enters Administration After 56 Years

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Designers Guild, a luxury homeware brand, announced its closure after entering administration. The company, which specialized in luxury furnishing fabrics, wallcoverings, and upholstery, had been founded in 1970 by Tricia Guild and her brother Simon Jeffreys. Designers Guild acted as the exclusive licensee for Royal Collection Fabrics and Wallpapers, providing access to royal properties such as Windsor Castle.

From witneygazette.co.uk

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The administration follows market challenges faced by the company. The brand, which had flagship stores in London (King’s Road), Paris, Munich, and Stockholm, has ceased operations.

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