Amida Group
Senior Interior Designer

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Senior Interior Designer – Luxury Residential projects
Remote | Full-time
I am partnering with a prestigious, Dubai-based luxury interior design studio to appoint a talented and ambitious Senior Interior Designer. This is a fully remote opportunity, open to candidates based anywhere — making it a rare chance to work on exceptional luxury residential projects without leaving your home city.
The studio delivers high-end residential projects across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and America. Travel will be required for projects, so flexibility to travel internationally is essential.
The Role
- Lead medium to large-scale luxury residential projects from concept to completion
- Produce high-quality presentations, mood boards, floor plans, elevations, and renders
- Manage the full procurement process, including complex FF&E budgets, supplier orders, and on-site delivery
- Design bespoke furniture and joinery, producing tender drawings and reviewing shop drawings
- Present confidently and professionally to clients throughout the project lifecycle
- Travel internationally for site visits, client meetings, and project delivery as required
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What You'll Need
- Minimum 5 years' experience in luxury interior design
- A stunning portfolio demonstrating high-end luxury residential projects across all design stages
- Extensive experience in bespoke furniture and joinery design
- Strong FF&E procurement experience — budgets, supplier relationships, lead time management
- Full proficiency in AutoCAD, InDesign, Photoshop, SketchUp, Esti-PC, and Microsoft Office
- Excellent communication skills and the confidence to lead client presentations
- Flexibility and willingness to travel internationally for projects
- Experience at a London-based luxury design studio is highly desirable


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The Package
- £45,000 – £60,000 p.a. depending on experience
- Fully remote — work from anywhere
- International project portfolio spanning the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and America
- Travel opportunities across global project locations
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