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NewInterior Designer, Hospitality
- Salary
- £32,000 to £35,000 a year
- In the approved advert
- Workplace
- On-site
- From the advert
- Posted
- 23 Oct 2026
- Advert published
The brief, decoded
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The work
The full advert
If you have two or three years in interior design, some hospitality work behind you and want to grow on bigger, more complex projects, this is a good next step.
About the practice
The studio is the London interiors team of an international hospitality design practice, based in Central London. Designers work closely with project and creative directors, so you see how a scheme is shaped from concept through to detail.
The role
You will support the project team across the design phases, working alongside intermediate and senior designers and reporting to a project or creative director. You will get clear direction on each task, with plenty of room to pick up new skills and responsibility.
What you will be working on
- Preparing and updating production drawings, rendered plans, sections and elevations during design development
- FF&E specifications, product research and sourcing
- Colour and material boards, presentation graphics and design drawings
- Models and presentation material for client and team reviews
- Coordinating with suppliers and vendors
What you will bring
- A degree in interior design, architecture or a related subject
- Two to three years of interior design experience, including hospitality projects
- Good AutoCAD, SketchUp and Adobe Creative Suite skills (DesignSmart is useful)
- Confident hand sketching
- Some Revit experience is a plus
Why it is worth your time
This is a permanent role paying £32,000 to £35,000, with the chance to learn from senior designers on international hospitality work. Some travel and occasional overtime may be needed. The team wants to move quickly.
Interested? Apply with your CV and have a portfolio ready, as the studio will want to see your work. You are welcome to speak with our team first.
Ready when you are.
The practice stays confidential until interview stage.
