Middleweight Interior Designer | Experimental Retail & Brand Environments

Middleweight Interior Designer Role Summary

Experimental Retail & Brand Environments | East London | 3+ Years' Experience

One of London's most exciting experimental design studios is looking for a Middleweight Interior Designer to join its East London team. Known for bold, boundary-pushing retail and brand environments, the studio is busy with new projects and looking for talented, creative people with excellent visual communication skills and a collaborative nature.

This is a great opportunity for a designer with strong skills assisting across the design process, from concept through to technical delivery, to take on a varied and creatively driven role within a close, energetic studio.

The Role

You'll work across a range of project scales, bringing an inquisitive, all-round approach to the design process while continuing to learn from the wider team. You'll manage your own time and workload with confidence, assist and coordinate across all stages of a project, and take guidance from senior designers and studio management.

Key Requirements

  • 3+ years' professional experience, ideally within retail or experimental brand environments
  • Proficiency in Vectorworks essential
  • Knowledge of Cinema 4D beneficial (training available)
  • Confident across Adobe Creative Suite
  • Strong visual communication and presentation skills
  • A collaborative, hands-on approach and interest across creative disciplines

What's on Offer

  • Salary £35,000-£45,000, dependent on experience
  • Hybrid working: 3 days in studio, 2 from home
  • The last Friday of every month off
  • The chance to work on bold, experimental retail and brand projects
  • A bustling, energetic studio with real creative freedom
  • Open to both full-time and freelance arrangements

For your application

Please prepare your portfolio with a wide range of work examples, whether hand sketching, Photoshop or 3D development. Personal work, passions and favourite designers are also welcome, as it helps the studio get a feel for your creative eye.

This is a great opportunity for a designer with strong technical grounding and a passion for experimental, brand-led retail design to take their next step within an ambitious, creatively driven studio. If this sounds like you, apply now or get in touch with the team at HAUS to find out more.

Please note: applicants must have the existing right to work in the UK and hold prior professional interior design experience gained within the UK market.

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