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As the winner of Interiors Business of the Year at the Positive Luxury Awards 2026, House of Hackney continues to demonstrate how creativity, craftsmanship and purpose can coexist at the heart of a successful business. From embedding nature into its governance structure to championing regenerative practices across its operations, the British interiors brand has built a reputation for doing things differently. We spoke to the team about what this recognition means, how sustainability shapes every business decision, and why purpose-led leadership is proving to be a powerful driver of resilience, trust and long-term value.   .  .  .   What inspired you to take part in the Positive Luxury Awards and what does this recognition mean to your brand and team?   Positive Luxury has always stood for something we deeply believe in: that thoughtful, considered businesses can be a force for good. We took part because we want to be part of a community that is proving that point, and because we believe recognition like this sends an important signal to the wider industry. Being named Interiors Brand of the Year means the world to our Housemates – many of whom joined us precisely because they wanted their work to mean something beyond the aesthetic. It validates the choices …