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Retail Designer

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RETAIL DESIGNER | LONDON | £60–70K +
A great Retail Design opportunity has landed with a leading creative agency working with premium global brands across travel retail.
And this is worth a look if you're a Retail Designer who wants to do more than roll out existing store formats.
This is a concept-led role.
You'll be helping shape brand worlds, customer journeys and physical experiences across airports and travel retail environments around the world.
Think less production-heavy rollout.
More:
- Brand experience
- Spatial storytelling
- Retail concepts
- Customer journeys
- Creative thinking
You'll work across projects from early concept development through to implementation, collaborating with creative, marketing and retail teams along the way.
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WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING
- Creating retail concepts and brand worlds for premium consumer brands
- Developing customer journeys and physical brand experiences
- Translating brand strategy into engaging retail environments
- Working across global travel retail programmes
- Collaborating with creative, marketing and retail stakeholders
- Taking ideas from concept through to execution
- Presenting creative thinking internally and to clients
WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR
- 3+ years' Retail Design experience min
- A strong portfolio showing retail environments and brand-led thinking
- Experience creating consumer-facing physical experiences
- Someone who can develop concepts, not just execute briefs
- Strong understanding of spatial design and retail storytelling
- SketchUp + Adobe Creative Suite
- Agency experience would be a big plus


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PARTICULARLY INTERESTING
- Travel retail
- Airport retail
- Premium FMCG
- Drinks
- Beauty
- Luxury
- Brand worlds
- Customer journey development
- Experiential / spatial design
LOCATION
London
Hybrid, 2–3 days in the office
SALARY
£60,000–£70,000+
6 months FTC.
For the right designer, this is a chance to work on globally recognised premium brands and have genuine creative influence from the early concept stage.
If your portfolio combines strong retail design with brand thinking and customer experience, I'd love to hear from you.
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