Middleweight Interior Designer for Trendy F&B and Hotel Projects

Middleweight Interior Designer Overview

A rare and exciting opportunity has opened up for a Middleweight Interior Designer to join a leading interior design studio with a reputation for designing trend-setting, high-concept hospitality spaces. Known for working with globally celebrated chefs and hospitality brands, this studio is looking for a designer who thrives in a creative, fast-paced environment and is ready to hit the ground running.

Middleweight Interior Designer Key Responsibilities

  • Lead and support projects from concept to completion across F&B and boutique hotel sectors

  • Prepare detailed drawing packages and collaborate with sub-consultants and suppliers

  • Take ownership of FF&E sourcing, scheduling, and specification

  • Liaise confidently with contractors, overseeing construction details and site execution

  • Maintain high standards of organisation, communication, and creative output

Skills and Requirements

  • 3+ years' experience in high-end hospitality design

  • Proficient in AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Adobe Creative Suite

  • Strong creative flair with a well-rounded portfolio of built work

  • Good technical knowledge, especially in bespoke joinery and detailing

  • Friendly, driven, and confident working both independently and as part of a tight-knit team

Why Apply?

This is a standout opportunity to join a creative, culturally engaged team delivering some of the most talked-about hospitality spaces across London and internationally. The studio offers mentorship, regular social events (think chef’s table dinners and team outings), and a genuine commitment to career progression.

Apply now – interviews taking place immediately.

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