SBID Accredited Interior Designer — Why It Matters (and Why It’s a Big Deal for Our Clients)

At WHY NOT Design, we’ve never been fans of playing it safe — but even the boldest rule-breakers know when recognition matters. And this one really does.

Our founder and creative director, Natalia Ratajczak, is now officially SBID-accredited- recognised by the Society of British & International Interior Design, one of the most respected global authorities in our field.

This isn’t just another logo to throw on a website. SBID accreditation is awarded to interior designers who meet the highest standards of creativity, professionalism, technical expertise, and ethical practice. It’s a mark of trust that tells the world: we know exactly what we’re doing — and we do it properly.

What SBID Accreditation Means- In Plain English

In a world where anyone can call themselves a designer, SBID sets the standard for those who truly know their craft. It’s the industry gold standard for those who not only dream up bold ideas but also understand how to bring them to life — safely, sustainably, and strategically.

For our clients, Natalia’s accreditation means:

• ✅ You’re working with a designer recognised by a leading global body.

• ✅ Your project is in hands that combine creative flair with technical precision.

• ✅ Every bold idea is backed by best-practice know-how.

Officially recognised by SBID – the global benchmark for creative design done properly

Bold Ideas, Now Officially Backed by Authority

Our mantra has always been “safe is boring, bold means yours.” That hasn’t changed- and it never will. SBID recognition simply strengthens our promise. It means we can keep pushing creative boundaries while being grounded in the highest professional standards.

So, when you choose WHY NOT Design, you’re not just choosing originality. You’re choosing bold design that’s been stamped with industry-leading credibility.

👉 See our official SBID profile here and find out why working with an accredited designer matters more than ever.

Safe is boring. Bold means yours. And now — it’s officially SBID-approved.