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Excellent opportunity for a commercially minded and creative Designer to join an established Textiles Manufacturing company responsible for developing and delivering inspiring textile collections for their contract interiors market.
Working across hospitality, leisure, healthcare, marine, and wider specification sectors, the Designer will play a vital role in the creation of commercially successful woven and printed collections from initial concept through to launch. The role combines creative trend-led design with strong technical knowledge, supplier collaboration, and commercial awareness.
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Working with the Contract Design Manager and wider commercial teams, the Designer will play a key role in driving new product development, supporting customer projects, managing bespoke developments, and helping grow the company’s success.


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Excellent benefits including work hybrid and flexible working
Requirements:
- 1-3 years’ experience within the textiles or interiors industry, ideally with exposure to contract, hospitality, or specification markets.
- Strong understanding of woven and printed textile product development.
- Understanding of commercial textiles, including high-performance materials and test certification standards, would be advantageous but is not essential.
- Proficient in AVA and Adobe Creative Suite including Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.
- Strong awareness of colour, trend, and material direction within interiors and contract design.
- Proactive, collaborative, and detail-oriented approach.
- Genuine passion for interior textiles, hospitality, and commercial design.
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