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Bespoke Interior Designer Awarded Businesswoman of the Year
AN INTERIOR designer from the South West has been awarded the title Businesswoman of the Year and now has her sights set on achieving national industry accolades.
Louise Mitchell, owner of Idesign Interiors, was awarded the Vickie Brett Memorial Award for Businesswoman of the Year in the Weston Business Awards 2015.
She and her business partner Adam Wood, were also highly commended by judges for Outstanding Customer Service within the Weston Business Improvement District.
Idesign Interiors specialises in designing and installing quality bespoke kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and interiors across the South West region.
One of their renowned creations is the interior design of one of Weston-super-Mare’s most iconic structures, Tutto Restaurant, which sits proudly on the resorts seafront.
Idesign has been operating for four years in the High Street and this is Louise’s first industry award, but she says she now feels inspired to further raise her goals and aspirations.
Louise adds that she has come a long way since starting out back in secondary school producing hand rendered images from plan for local kitchen companies as pocket money.
She said: “I feel honoured to have won the award particularly as nearly 300 different businesses were nominated across the eight award categories.
“The Businesswoman of the Year title is a memorial award, which is very personal and I feel extremely proud to have been nominated by customers and the community as a whole.
“I now feel inspired to enter national interior awards, so people can see who we are and how we create beautiful living spaces.
“I would like to thank everyone who took the time to nominate me and to praise the excellent team that I have working for me.”
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