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Junior Furniture / Technical Designer
UK-based only; must have the right to work in the UK
6 Month Contract | Full Time | Office Based
There is a strong possibility that this role could lead to a full-time contract beyond 6 months, but the client does not want to make any promises just yet.
The Role
An opportunity has arisen for a Junior Furniture / Technical Designer to join an established UK furniture manufacturer specialising in workplace and commercial furniture.
Working closely with architects, interior designers and furniture dealerships, the business delivers both standard and bespoke furniture solutions for a wide variety of commercial interior projects.
Projects often begin with an initial client brief before progressing through concept development, costing, visualisation, technical design and ultimately manufacture. As part of the design team, you will get exposure to the full process and see the products and furniture you work on progress from an initial idea through to finished installation.
This would suit a junior designer with good technical ability who is looking to develop their experience within furniture, product design or commercial interiors.
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- Assisting the design department across a variety of live furniture and interior projects.
- Producing accurate 2D drawings for client review and approval.
- Developing detailed technical and manufacturing drawings for production.
- Supporting the development of bespoke furniture from initial brief through to final design.
- Producing 3D models of furniture and products for renders and presentations.
- Creating 3D visuals and room scenes to help communicate design proposals and support project pitches.
- Making drawing amendments following client feedback, design development or manufacturing requirements.
- Working with the wider team to help ensure designs are practical, commercially viable and suitable for manufacture.
- Assisting with the specification of materials, finishes and furniture details.
- Attending meetings with clients to discuss projects, drawings and samples.
- Attending project sites to carry out surveys and understand any access, installation or site restrictions that may affect the design.
- Liaising with colleagues across design, sales and manufacturing throughout the development of projects.
- Maintaining accurate drawings and design information throughout the project process.
- Taking part in company and industry-related social events.


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Skills & Experience
- A degree, qualification or relevant experience within Furniture Design, Product Design, Interior Design, Interior Architecture or a related discipline.
- Some experience using AutoCAD is preferred.
- Experience with 3DS Max would be advantageous, although training can be provided.
- A good understanding of 2D technical drawing and an interest in how furniture is constructed and manufactured.
- Comfortable developing ideas in both 2D and 3D.
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
- Good communication skills and confidence working as part of a team.
- An interest in furniture, materials, manufacturing and commercial interior design.
- A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.
Previous experience within commercial furniture is not essential. The business is happy to support the right junior designer in developing their technical and 3D visualisation skills.
Contract Details
- Contract: 6 months
- Start: Mid-October 2026
- Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm
- Working arrangement: Office based
- Salary: Dependent on experience
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