Holly Scott celebrates double award 

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November 3, 2025

Well done to local interior designer Holly Scott who has scooped two national awards and is sharing her creative home truths in Benson on 7th November and beyond 

Benson-based interior designer Holly Scott is celebrating double success after winning two silver awards at the prestigious Best Businesswomen Awards 2025. 
 
Founder of Holly Scott Interior Design, Holly was honoured for Best Customer Service and Best Creative Business, recognising her commitment to creating stylish, functional homes that reflect her clients’ personalities and lifestyles. 
 
Known as “The Happy Home Designer”, Holly brings a luxury yet approachable touch to every project, drawing on her background working with top brands including Harrods, Ralph Lauren and Harvey Nichols. “These awards celebrate creativity, resilience and customer care – all values that sit at the heart of what I do,” she says. “I’m incredibly proud to see my passion for helping people create homes they love being recognised at a national level.” The Best Businesswomen Awards, now in their 11th year, celebrate the UK’s female entrepreneurs. Winners are selected by an expert panel for their innovation, leadership and commitment to excellence. 
 
Locals will have a chance to meet Holly and hear more about her work at an event at her own home on Thursday, 7th November, where she’ll share her design tips and creative process. There will also be more opportunities to connect and find out how thoughtful design can transform your home.  
 

Visit hollyscottinterior design.co.uk where you can also download free tips for your own happy home.  

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