Midweight Interior Designer (Luxury Fashion Retail)
Salary: Up to £45,000, dependent on experience
Location: Central London
Working pattern: Studio based, five days a week
Software: Cinema 4D (essential), AutoCAD or Vectorworks, Adobe Creative Suite
Sector: Commercial interiors, led by luxury fashion retail
About the Studio
Some studios build a reputation by shouting. This one built it by delivering, project after project, for the better part of thirty years. It started in London in the late nineties and now runs as an international practice with studios across three continents.
The portfolio is wide: private homes, mixed-use schemes, hospitality, and the odd yacht or private jet. Fashion retail is where it made its name, though. Flagship stores for globally recognised fashion houses, the kind that pick up store design awards with slightly irritating regularity.
Culturally, it's preoccupied with the things other practices skip. How a space makes you feel, how a material behaves under a particular light, and where the joint lands.
About the Role
The studio is looking for a Midweight Interior Designer to take real ownership of commercial projects, with retail leading the charge. You'll carry projects from first concept through to detailed design, and hold your programme while you do it.
There's a strong pipeline of high-profile retail work waiting, so no warming-up period. You'll sit alongside experienced designers, clients, and consultants, with enough autonomy that your decisions visibly change the outcome.
They want someone commercially minded as well as creative. A retail space has a job to do, and the designers who thrive here treat that as the interesting part.
Your Days Will Look Something Like This
- Developing concepts from first sketch through to coordinated, detailed design
- Producing technical packages built to be constructed, not just admired
- Space planning retail and hospitality environments for both circulation and atmosphere
- Building visuals, layouts, and client presentations that sell the idea
- Specifying materials, finishes, and detailing that stand up to close inspection
- Coordinating with clients, consultants, and multidisciplinary teams
- Holding programme and brief, and flagging early when something needs rethinking
You Might Be Our Perfect Match If
- You have proven commercial interior design experience, ideally in retail (essential)
- Your Cinema 4D skills are strong (essential), alongside AutoCAD or Vectorworks
- You can take a concept through to a coordinated technical package under your own steam
- You have a flair for fashion and an eye for trends
- You know materials, finishes, and construction detailing in depth, not just by name
- You're confident in front of clients and easy to work with across teams
- Using AI in your design process is a plus, as is hospitality experience
Why This One
- An award-winning studio with a serious reputation in luxury retail
- High-profile work that earns its place in a portfolio
- Real ownership from concept to detail
- An international practice, so room to grow rather than plateau
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