Designers Guild
PART-TIME INTERIORS SALES SPECIALIST (SATURDAYS)

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Company Description
Designers Guild, founded in 1970 by Tricia Guild, is an internationally recognized designer and wholesaler of furnishing fabrics, wallcoverings, upholstery, and bed and bath collections. The company is led by Founder and Creative Director Tricia Guild and Group Chief Executive Simon Jeffreys, and is known for combining creativity and innovation with exceptional quality. Designers Guild emphasizes high standards in design, product, service, and the people who represent the brand. The business is built on a committed and motivated team that delivers a strong customer experience in stylish interiors environments.
Role Description
The Part-Time Interiors Sales Specialist (Saturdays) will work on-site in Chelsea, providing expert guidance to customers on furnishings, fabrics, and interiors products. Responsibilities include:
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- Welcoming and engaging customers
- Understanding their needs
- Presenting product options
- Supporting them in making design and purchasing decisions
- Maintaining an inviting showroom environment
- Handling sales transactions
- Managing customer orders
- Ensuring product displays are well presented
- Responding to customer inquiries
- Supporting colleagues with product information
- Contributing to a high level of service consistent with Designers Guild’s brand values


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This is a part-time position focused on Saturday shifts, with potential occasional additional hours as needed.
Qualifications
- Strong Communication skills to interact clearly, professionally, and confidently with a diverse customer base and team members.
- Excellent Customer Service skills to deliver a high-quality, courteous, and solution-focused experience in a premium interiors environment.
- Proven Sales skills to identify customer needs, present suitable products, and support customers through to purchase.
- Abilities in Training and Sales Management to support team knowledge sharing, contribute to product training, and help drive sales performance on the showroom floor.
- Relevant experience in interiors, home furnishings, or retail sales is highly beneficial, along with a good eye for design and detail.
- Ability to work Saturdays reliably, stand for extended periods, manage multiple customers, and operate point-of-sale systems is required.
- Professional, inclusive, and collaborative approach, with a commitment to maintaining Designers Guild’s standards of quality and service.
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