Mid-Weight FF and E Designer, Luxury Hospitality

Mid-Weight FF and E Designer

Help shape luxury hospitality interiors from concept to completion

Mid-Weight FF and E Designer opportunity with an internationally established design practice as it builds an exciting new London studio. This is a chance to become a key member of its growing interiors team.

If you enjoy creating beautifully considered hospitality environments and want the opportunity to influence projects while helping build a new studio, this could be the perfect next move.

The Role

You'll lead the FF&E design process across luxury hospitality projects, working closely with the interior design team from concept through to installation.

Responsibilities include:

  • Developing FF&E concepts and schemes

  • Researching and specifying furniture, lighting, fabrics and finishes

  • Managing bespoke furniture packages

  • Producing schedules and specifications

  • Liaising with suppliers and manufacturers

  • Coordinating procurement and installation information

  • Supporting project delivery through every stage

About You

You'll have a passion for beautifully detailed hospitality interiors and a strong understanding of the FF&E process.

We're looking for someone with:

  • Proven luxury hospitality FF&E experience

  • Excellent supplier and manufacturer knowledge

  • Experience specifying bespoke furniture and finishes

  • Strong organisation and project management skills

  • Excellent communication and presentation abilities

  • A collaborative and proactive approach

What's on Offer

  • Join an ambitious new London studio backed by a global business

  • Work on exceptional luxury hospitality projects

  • Opportunity to influence design standards and studio growth

  • Mayfair office

  • Vitality healthcare and life insurance

  • Hybrid working after probation

  • Discretionary company profit bonus

  • Excellent long-term career progression

This is an opportunity to become one of the founding members of a growing London team, helping deliver some of the industry's most exciting hospitality projects while building your own career in the process.

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