Hunter Dunning Ltd
Senior Interior Designer

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Mid-To-Senior Interior Designer – Edinburgh
Edinburgh | Salary up to £45,000, with flexibility for more experienced candidates | Hybrid working
Hunter Dunning is working with a strategy driven design practice on a Mid-To-Senior Interior Designer position focused on commercial and retail projects. You will work across all project stages, from early concepts through detailed design and delivery.
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Your Experience
- Degree in Interior Design or Interior Architecture from a recognised institution
- At least 4 years of UK experience delivering commercial projects across all stages
- Strong experience across commercial environments
- Retail projects experience preferred
- Daily use of Vectorworks
- Confident using SketchUp, Photoshop, InDesign and Enscape
- Strong communication, presentation, visualisation and drawing skills
- Understanding of commercial strategy and customer flow


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What You’ll Get
- Salary up to £45,000, with flexibility for more experienced candidates
- 21 days holiday
- Hybrid working
- Regular team outings
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