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Interior Designer - High End Residential Projects

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A design-led architectural practice specialising in bespoke private residential projects is seeking a talented Interior Designer to join its growing team. The studio delivers carefully considered, high-quality homes across the UK but with a focus on London.
Working within a collaborative and close-knit environment, the successful candidate will play an integral role in the design and delivery of exceptional residential interiors, contributing both creatively and technically throughout the project lifecycle.
Responsibilities:
- Develop interior design concepts in response to client briefs and project objectives
- Produce high-quality drawing packages, schedules and specifications using AutoCAD
- Support projects through all RIBA work stages, from concept design to construction and handover
- Prepare presentations, mood boards, material palettes and FF&E proposals
- Coordinate with architects, consultants, contractors and suppliers to ensure successful project delivery
- Assist with sourcing furniture, fixtures, finishes and bespoke design elements
- Contribute to technical detailing and drawing production to a high standard
- Attend client meetings, design reviews and site visits where required
- Manage project information and meet key deadlines across multiple projects
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Requirements:
- Degree in Interior Design, Interior Architecture or a related discipline
- At least 4 years experience working on high-end private residential projects
- Strong proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit desirable but not essential
- Excellent technical drawing, detailing and specification skills
- Strong understanding of materials, finishes and bespoke interior design solutions
- Experience working across all project stages
- Excellent communication, presentation and organisational skills
- Proactive approach, strong attention to detail and a passion for residential design
- The right to live and work in the UK - the practice cannot sponsor


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