Biid honorary fellows 2014

The British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) introduced Honorary Fellowships in 2012 to recognise those who have had a profound impact on the development and success of the interior design profession.We believe it is important to show our gratitude to those who do not meet our membership criteria yet inspire, enrich and influence the interior design profession in significant ways. These figures come from a range of different fields, including of other design disciplines, such as fashion, graphic or product design, professional bodies, photography and landscape. The Honorary Fellowships allow us to express our appreciation and our considerable thanks to those significant influencers and supporters who have helped shape our profession.

The Honorary Fellowships will be awarded at the Institute'se Annual Conference at the RIBA on Thursday, 19th June 2014.

Charles Jencks

Born in America, Charles Jencks has lived and worked in Britain for the past four decades where his designs are found in both buildings and sculptural landscapes. He is co-founder of Maggie's Centres - a series of practical and beautifully-designed buildings dedicated to empowering people to live with, through and beyond cancer.

Shashi Caan

Practitioner, educator and author, Shashi Caan has spent her life immersed in the world of design, focusing on the impact it has on humanity, our society and culture worldwide. As President of The International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers, Shashi is internationally recognised as a thought leader in progressive design.

Patrick Baty

Patrick Baty is one of the most foremost authorities on architectural paint and colour. Patrick's active role in both the history and future of many historic British buildings has seen him become a leader in the field of paint, colour and their associated histories.