Hunter Dunning Ltd
FF&E Designer

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FF&E Designers, mid to senior level, multiple opportunities
London | Hybrid working after probation, subject to project requirements
Hunter Dunning is working with an interior design studio delivering high-end F&B, spa, and large-scale hotel developments.
The company are hiring at various levels:
- FF&E Designer (perm) – £35k to £40k
- FF&E Designer (1 years FTC, Jan 27) – £35k-£40k
- Senior FF&E Designer (perm) – £50k-£55k
Your Experience
- Minimum of three years’ design experience across relevant high-end hospitality project environments
- Knowledge of interior architecture and design, furniture design, product design, colour and materials
- Experience involving high-end F&B, spa, and large-scale hotel development environments
- AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Microsoft Office and Specdesigner
- Clear verbal and written communication with suppliers, consultants and project team members
- Confident working independently and collaboratively to project timelines
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- Salary: £35,000 – £55,000
- One year fixed-term contract
- Planned start date for the fixed-term position is January 2027
- 21 days annual leave + bank holidays
- Hybrid working after probation, subject to project requirements
- Project work across high-end F&B, spa and large-scale hotel developments
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