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Furniture & Lighting Designer (Hospitality Interiors)

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Furniture & Lighting Designer
We have an excellent permanent opportunity for a Furniture & Lighting Designer to join our client, a London-based interior design consultancy renowned for creating thoughtfully designed, immersive spaces for luxury hotels, resorts and restaurants worldwide.
About the Role
The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor’s degree in Furniture Design or a related field and will have a minimum of 2-3 years’ experience in furniture design, either working independently or as part of a collaborative team environment. Experience within an interior design team is preferred, though not essential.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of the studio’s design standards and overall aesthetic.
- Create bespoke furniture designs across multiple projects, managing the process from the initial brief and concept development through to detailed design drawings, shop drawing reviews, prototype testing, and final site installation.
- Coordinate project-related research and contribute to the development of the in-house furniture library.
- Collaborate closely with the wider design team to interpret briefs and create intelligent, innovative design solutions.
- Contribute confidently to the creative direction of assigned projects, ensuring that the studio’s design DNA is consistently maintained throughout all stages of development.
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Skills & Experience Required
- Strong understanding of furniture construction, finishes, ergonomics, proportion, and cost considerations.
- Proficiency in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Rhino or equivalent software, as well as SketchUp or other 3D modelling platforms.
- Experience working directly with furniture manufacturers, including the ability to confidently discuss shop drawings, finishing methods, value engineering, and prototyping with manufacturers and clients.
- Capability of coordinating effectively with contractors and reviewing or red-marking construction and shop drawings where required.


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