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Kurt Geiger | About Us
We are an inclusive, creative footwear and accessories brand powered by kindness. We want to empower our talent to be confident and true to themselves, the London way. London is our home, our heartbeat, and we draw inspiration from the energy and spirit of the city; its diversity and creativity. For over fifty years our team of in-house shoe and accessory designers have been creating authentic, distinctive designs from our London headquarters. The rainbow is our signature. It represents the good energy and love we have for our community and the many ways we collectively express our individual style.
We Are One: For Love | For Diversity | For Change | For Equality | For Kindness | For Freedom | For Unity Against Racism
About the Role
Kurt Geiger is looking for a Junior to Mid-Weight Store Designer to join our Store Design team, supporting the continued rollout of Kurt Geiger stores and concessions across the UK and internationally.
This is a hands-on retail design role, working within established brand concepts and adapting them intelligently to suit individual locations, store formats, and site conditions.
You will work across a varied portfolio including standalone stores, department store concessions, outlets, refurbishments, and smaller store interventions. The role covers the design process from initial space planning and concept adaptation through to 3D visualisation, design intent, and technical drawing packages.
Our project pipeline is fast-paced and international, with multiple projects often running concurrently across different markets. We're looking for someone with a strong design eye who is equally comfortable getting into the detail and taking ownership of their workload.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop store designs from initial survey and site information through to approved design intent packages.
- Adapt established Kurt Geiger store concepts to different footprints, formats, and site conditions while maintaining brand consistency.
- Produce fixture layouts, reflected ceiling plans, flooring plans, elevations, sections, and detailed design drawings as required.
- Create high-quality 3D visualisations using SketchUp and V-Ray for design development, internal reviews, landlord submissions, and design intent packs.
- Develop shopfronts, signage, finishes, lighting layouts, and architectural elements within the established store concept.
- Coordinate store layouts with visual merchandising requirements, product densities, operational requirements, and customer circulation.
- Review surveys, landlord drawings, department store information, and technical criteria and incorporate requirements into the design.
- Prepare comprehensive drawing and visual packages for landlord and design approvals, responding to comments and mark-ups as required.
- Coordinate with external architects and drawing teams where full construction drawing packages are produced by third parties.
- Liaise with millworkers, contractors, and suppliers to resolve design queries and review shop drawings, material samples, and finishes.
- Work closely with the wider Store Development team to ensure designs are practical and deliverable within programme and budget.
- Support value engineering and develop alternative solutions where required without compromising the overall design intent.
- Coordinate materials, finishes, and samples and maintain consistency across rollout projects.
- Attend site surveys, installations, and snagging visits where required.
- Maintain accurate drawing revisions and project information across a high volume of live projects.
- Support international projects, with opportunities for overseas travel.
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You'll be joining a busy team with a significant global project pipeline, so you'll need to be organised, adaptable, curious, and comfortable taking ownership of your projects while working closely with the wider team.
Why Join Us?
- You'll work on a broad international portfolio of Kurt Geiger stores and concessions and gain exposure to the full lifecycle of retail design, from initial survey and space planning through design development, visualisation, technical coordination, manufacture, construction, and opening.
- You'll work alongside our Store Development, Visual Merchandising, Retail, and Creative teams, as well as architects, contractors, and manufacturers around the world.
- It's an opportunity to gain a significant amount of live project experience and develop both your creative and technical retail design skills within a fast-paced global fashion brand.
Competitive basic salary
Pension and life assurance
Gym Discounts
Retailtrust support
Enviable discounts
Harrods Discount
Monthly half day Friday’s
And so much more!
Our Culture
We’re an energetic fast-paced brand that embraces progress and strives for innovation. Hard work is rewarded with new opportunities at every level, and kindness is celebrated in everything we do. Our summer working hours accommodate a healthy work-life balance. Wellbeing is important to our working culture, which is why we nurture a friendly environment for talent to thrive in, alongside a vibrant social community.
Our Stores
The first Kurt Geiger store opened on London Bond Street in 1963. Today, our brand has global appeal and is distributed in hundreds of cities around the world. We operate over 70 stand-alone stores nationwide, including our new flagship store on London Oxford Street, and in over 400 stores globally. Beyond stand-alone stores and retail pop-ups, our retail partners include some of the world’s most famous department stores.
We Are One: For Love | For Diversity | For Change | For Equality | For Kindness | For Freedom | For Unity Against Racism
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