Behind The Scenes With Emma Sims-Hilditch by John Cullen Lighting
Channel: John Cullen Lighting
Date: 2018-12-03

Join us for the second video of the Behind The Scenes With series, comprising exciting interviews with your favourite creative minds in the property design industry. 

We decided to interview the most spectacular people in the industry we have had a pleasure to work with. 
Last month we have published an interview with Joanna Wood (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa1G_m70qXk) and in January we will be releasing one with Brian Woulfe. And this is just the beginning…

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A short introduction to Emma:

Watch our exclusive interview with Emma Sims-Hilditch, known for her tranquil, graceful and convivial interiors.

As the great-granddaughter of a Royal Academician and the daughter of an interior decorator, Emma grew up immersed in a world of art, architecture and design. Counter to family convention, she chose to study for a business degree before beginning her career in film production with Ridley Scott where she developed her love of light, colour and detail.

The Sims Hilditch practice is based in magical Cotswolds near Bath. Emma has twice been featured on the House & Garden list of 100 Leading Interior Designers, and is also featured on the Sunday Times Top 30 of Interior Designers. This month, Emma is sharing with us what she really thinks about interior design, where her inspirations come from and of course, how she uses lighting in her schemes.

Whether you aspire to become a successful interior designer or are looking to employ one, this new series is the must-watch for you.

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