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David Hicks
David Hicks became one of the most influential British interior designers of the 1960s and 1970s, developing a distinctive style combining bold geometric patterns with unexpected color combinations, a significant departure from the more traditional English country house aesthetic that had previously dominated British interior design. His 1966 marriage to Lady Pamela Mountbatten, daughter of Lord Mountbatten and a cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, gave Hicks direct access to aristocratic and royal social circles that significantly expanded his client base and public profile within British society. Hicks is widely credited with popularizing the concept of "tablescapes," deliberately arranged groupings of small decorative objects displayed together on tabletops, a decorating technique that became widely adopted and remains a common interior design practice today. David Hicks's combination of his bold geometric pattern-mixing design style and his popularization of the tablescape decorating concept has made him one of the most influential British interior designers of the modern era.
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Sister Parish
Sister Parish, born Dorothy May Kinnicutt, launched her interior design career in 1933 during the Great Depression, reportedly starting the business specifically because her family needed additional income, and she went on to help define the classic American "English country house" decorating style for wealthy East Coast clientele. She was selected by Jacqueline Kennedy to redecorate the White House family quarters in 1961, giving Parish's traditional, comfortably layered decorating aesthetic significant national visibility during the Kennedy administration's high-profile early-1960s public image. Parish later partnered with designer Albert Hadley to form Parish-Hadley Associates in 1962, a partnership that became one of the most influential American interior design firms of the 20th century, training numerous designers who went on to significant careers of their own. Sister Parish's combination of her selection to redecorate the Kennedy White House and her influential Parish-Hadley partnership has made her one of the most historically significant figures in 20th-century American interior design.
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