Experienced Junior Interior Designer
About the position
A boutique interior design studio is seeking an experienced Junior Interior Designer with at least three years of professional experience to join its team of four. Supporting the Design Director and Senior Designer, you will contribute across multiple private residential projects, from initial concepts through to installation and styling.
Your responsibilities will include preparing mood boards and presentations, developing layouts, producing AutoCAD drawings and SketchUp models, and researching materials, finishes, furniture and lighting. You will also assist with bespoke joinery details, specifications and schedules, liaise with suppliers and support project coordination.
This role suits someone who enjoys contributing within a small team, takes responsibility for their work and is ready to build on their creative and technical experience with guidance from senior colleagues.
About the candidate
- At least 3 years of professional interior design experience, ideally within private residential projects
- Proficiency in AutoCAD, SketchUp and Adobe Creative Suite
- A considered portfolio demonstrating design development, presentation skills and technical drawing ability
- Strong spatial awareness and an understanding of residential layouts and architecture
- A thoughtful approach to materials, proportion, colour and form
- Experience supporting FF&E sourcing, specifications and bespoke joinery detailing
- Able to interpret client feedback, explore solutions and communicate design ideas clearly
- Organised and attentive to detail, with the ability to support several projects simultaneously
- Comfortable taking initiative and progressing tasks independently, recognising when to seek guidance
- A collaborative approach and confidence communicating with suppliers and the wider project team
About the studio
This boutique London studio designs contemporary and classic private residences, with work featured in leading interiors publications. Its informal, collaborative culture offers meaningful responsibility within a small team.
The role is primarily studio-based, with one to two days’ home working open to discussion. Hours are typically 9am–6pm, with an earlier Friday finish wherever project commitments allow. Benefits include 32 days of paid holiday inclusive of bank holidays, an additional Christmas break and discretionary paid sick leave.
Application
Applicants must have the valid Right to Work in the country where the position is based. Those without the required Right to Work will not be eligible.
Due to the high volume of applications, we are only able to respond to candidates shortlisted for the position.
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