Freelance Business Development Partner – Furniture & Interior Design (Commission-Based)

Are you well-connected in the furniture, design, or interior architecture industry?
We’re looking for business-minded professionals with strong networks—not necessarily sales backgrounds—to join us as external partners and help bring high-quality 3D visualization services to clients across the design/furniture design world.
At The Greypixel, we specialize in premium product visuals, lifestyle scenes, and digital assets tailored for design-driven brands. We collaborate with forward-thinking furniture designers, interior brands, and creative teams to bring their products to life in visually compelling ways.
What will you do:
Recommend our visualization services to contacts in your network
Make warm introductions or initiate conversations with potential clients
Join monthly calls to exchange updates, ideas, and best practices
What we are looking for:
A strong professional network in the furniture, interior design, architecture, or lifestyle product industries
Confidence in representing a visual-first, high-quality service
Independent setup – you can invoice for your work (freelancers or registered businesses)
A proactive, partner mindset – you’re not a typical “sales rep,” but someone who connects opportunities
What you get:
Flexible, no-obligation partnership
Commission for every successful client introduction (with room for higher tiers)
A chance to work alongside a small but passionate team with a growing global portfolio
Regular communication and updates, but no micromanagement
If you\'re someone who naturally connects people, understands good design, and wants to collaborate with a creative, visual-focused team, let’s talk.
Interested? Apply here or reach out directly via:
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year

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