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Senior Interior Designer

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Lead Interior Designer / Senior Project Designer – Workplace
London | £90,000–£120,000 + Bonus
This is a role for a workplace designer who can do more than create an exceptional scheme.
You’ll be the creative lead in the room, understanding the client, shaping the concept, presenting the vision and helping win high-value commercial workplace projects.
I’m recruiting for a leading London workplace design and build specialist looking for an experienced Lead Interior Designer / Senior Project Designer to take the creative lead across major CAT B commercial office projects.
The role
- Lead the creative direction of high-value CAT B workplace pitches and tenders
- Interpret complex client briefs and turn them into compelling workplace concepts
- Present and pitch confidently to C-suite clients and senior stakeholders
- Develop commercially strong design solutions that balance creativity, budget, and deliverability
- Lead the design development process following a successful pitch
- Collaborate closely with project, pre-contract, visualisation, and technical teams
- Build strong client relationships and contribute to repeat and new business
- Remain involved through the project lifecycle, supporting delivery where required
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About you
- 7+ years' experience within commercial workplace design & build
- A strong portfolio of CAT B office fit-out projects
- Experience leading pitches, tenders, and client presentations
- The confidence and presence to engage senior decision-makers
- Strong creative vision alongside excellent commercial and technical judgement
- Fluent in a combination of Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite
- Collaborative, calm under pressure, and comfortable working at pace


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This is a senior, influential design role within an ambitious workplace business where great design is central to winning work and creating long-term client relationships.
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Apply confidentially via LinkedIn or contact sophie@bespoketalent.org
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