Craft Wardrobe
Interior Designer

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At Craft Wardrobe, we create bespoke wardrobes and fitted furniture & kitchens that are personal, functional, and carefully crafted for each home. Based in London, our team focuses on listening to clients and designing pieces that align with their lifestyle and space. We manage the process from initial concept through to final installation, aiming to keep every step smooth, transparent, and enjoyable. Our work goes beyond simply furnishing a room; we focus on thoughtful design, quality materials, and craftsmanship that transform homes for the long term.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Interior Designer position based in Hayes. The role will also involve attending client sites across London and the surrounding areas for consultations, surveys, and project coordination. The Interior Designer will collaborate with clients to understand their needs, develop design concepts for bespoke wardrobes and fitted furniture, and create detailed layouts and drawings. Daily tasks include space planning, selecting finishes and materials, coordinating FF&E, and working closely with joiners and installers to ensure designs are accurately executed. The role also involves site visits, measurements, updating plans based on feedback, and maintaining clear documentation and communication throughout each project.
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Qualifications
- Proficiency in Interior Design and Space Planning, with the ability to create functional, aesthetically pleasing layouts.
- Knowledge of Architecture and Construction Drawings, including the ability to prepare or interpret technical plans for fabrication and installation.
- Experience with FF&E selection (furniture, fixtures, and equipment), including materials, finishes, and hardware for fitted furniture.
- Excellent communication and client-facing skills, with the ability to present concepts and incorporate feedback effectively.
- Attention to detail and strong organizational skills to manage multiple projects and deadlines on-site.
- 3+ Year experience in residential interiors or bespoke joinery/fitted furniture in United Kingdom.
- Relevant qualification in Interior Design, Architecture, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.


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