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Senior Interior Designer (Hospitality & Leisure)

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Job Title: Senior Interior Designer (Hospitality & Leisure)
Industry Focus: Large-scale bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues
Salary Range: £55,000 – £65,000 (Depending on experience)
Job Location: Central London
Workplace Policy: Full-Time Studio Based (No Hybrid)
Primary Software: Revit
I am currently representing an established Hospitality & Leisure client in central London to find them a creative Senior Designer. If you love taking large-scale projects like premium bars, restaurants, and venues from a blank page right through to completion, this is the perfect studio for you.
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For this role, my client needs a true creative who can confidently drive projects forward while working closely with their highly collaborative studio team. You know how to design spaces that actually work, and you can back up your design decisions with a clear, sensible narrative. We will need to see a portfolio that shows your journey from initial concept layouts to the built environment.
On the technical side, you need to know your stuff. The studio requires advanced Revit skills for project delivery, though AutoCAD and Vectorworks will be considered if your work is stand out. You should also be comfortable using Photoshop and SketchUp to pull your ideas together.


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While the role is heavily focused on spatial design and delivery, you will also need a good eye for FF&E, including sourcing materials, detailing finishes, and managing the schedules for your projects.
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