interior designer London, England
Job description
Are you a mid-weight designer with a knack for creating captivating interior designs in the restaurant and hospitality sectors?
Are your AutoCAD skills out of this world, and can you navigate Photoshop and SketchUp like a pro? If you're nodding along, this opportunity might just be your next big career move.
A prestigious interior architecture and design studio, recognised on an international scale, is on the hunt for someone with your talents. Established in 2007, this team of over 100 seasoned professionals - from interior designers and architects to lighting designers, product designers, and art consultants - crafts an array of stunning spaces. Their portfolio boasts hotels, restaurants, bars, private members' clubs, residential developments, and even a select number of dream homes.
At the core of this studio's ethos is a deep commitment to individuals and their experiences with interiors. They conduct detailed studies of a project’s context and a client's lifestyle to ensure their designs are functional and appealing. Their love of layering different materials, textures, and styles result in handcrafted environments that forge lasting bonds between clients and their spaces.
This could be your chance to join them. In this role, you'll need to know your way around US building regulations, and you'll have to have a firm grip on construction technology. Your comprehensive knowledge of FF&E, joinery, and detailing will be invaluable, as will your ability to coordinate, control, and make decisions. You'll need to be a team player with strong communication skills and a flair for ID & FF&E.
So, what do you say? Are you ready to bring your talents to an environment that values your skills and offers opportunities to work on high-profile and luxury schemes?
Are you excited by the prospect of reducing project complexities to simple design solutions? If the answer is a resounding yes, then get in touch today. Let's discuss how you can contribute to this team and make a real difference in the world of interior design.
