British Institute of Interior Design
May Fawzy is an accomplished interior architect and designer with extensive experience in the field. Currently serving as a Board Member at the European Council of Interior Architects ECIA since September 2024 and as President of the British Institute of Interior Design since June 2019, May also holds the title of Director within the institute. At MF Design Studio Ltd, May has been the Interior Architecture Director since October 2011, and previously worked as a Senior Interior Designer at Scott Brownrigg and Margolis Office. May's earlier career included positions as an Interior Designer at Interiors Group and Lead Interior Architect at Dar Al Handasah, where involvement in significant projects such as the Hurghada International Airport and Senegal International Airport showcased expertise in diverse design disciplines. May holds a Bachelor's degree in Interior Architecture, earned in 2004.
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British Institute of Interior Design
The British Institute of Interior Design is the pre-eminent professional organisation for interior designers in the UK. Our growing national and international membership represents both the commercial and residential sectors, from heritage to cutting edge. In addition to rigorous entry requirements which assess training, experience and professionalism, we require our members to continue their professional development throughout their career to ensure their continued expertise in design process, practice and regulatory matters. The British Institute of Interior Design is the only professional organisation for interior designers which has been granted the prestigious and rare accolade of Institute status by the Secretary of State as the pre-eminent body in its field. The British Institute of Interior Design is committed to encouraging and supporting creativity and competence in the field of interior design through facilitating best practice, practical professional support, development opportunities and education.