Interior design service forms part of Government-endorsed quality mark

Building on its eight year relationship with TrustMark, Dulux has now brought its Interior Design Service, under the Government-endorsed quality mark. 

It the first time interior designers have been included as part of the TrustMark scheme.

All Dulux interior designers can now apply for TrustMark status, so they can be found by homeowners using the TrustMark post code search facility, which has over 600,000 tradesmen’s details displayed each month.

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Design Director of Dulux Design Service, Marianne Shillingford commented: “People often struggle to find the right interior designer to get the best look for their home and don’t know where to enlist the help of a professional expert. We firmly believe that TrustMark offers a point of differentiation in this competitive domestic market and provides homeowners, self-builders and renovators with a platform to find good quality, reliable and competent designers.

“As with TrustMark, we aim to meet the highest standards in our industry and have put rigorous quality systems in place ensuring all our designers have been inspected and work to Government-endorsed standards. We want to see recognition of good interior designers and without the TrustMark badge our members would not be able to provide their customers with the assurance and confidence that they are dealing with a quality expert.”

Chief executive of TrustMark, Simon Ayers added: “We are delighted to be building our relationship with Dulux, a very well respected and recognised global brand. TrustMark has been working with Dulux since 2006 and this recent announcement exhibits their willingness to further embrace the high standards and responsibilities that we expect from our member firms. Customers can now feel confident when selecting a TrustMark-registered Dulux interior designer.”