Strong Middleweight Interior Designer – High-End Residential Studio | West London

Middleweight Interior Designer – High-End Residential Studio | West London

Our client, a prestigious high-end residential interior design studio in West London, is looking for an experienced Middleweight Interior Designer to join their team of 10 talented creatives. With over 20 years of success, their portfolio spans luxury residences in London, New York townhouses, country estates, and unique international projects. This is a fantastic opportunity for a proven middleweight or early senior-level designer to run exceptional luxury residential projects in a supportive and design-driven environment.

Middleweight Interior Designer – Role Overview

  • Permanent full-time role within a growing and creative studio
  • All-round interior design position covering the full design process
  • Attend initial client meetings to understand project objectives
  • Develop concepts, mood boards, layouts, and presentations
  • Produce detailed technical designs, joinery, and drawing packages
  • Oversee FF&E specification and procurement
  • Create quotes and ensure projects remain on schedule and budget
  • Maintain communication with clients, suppliers, and wider project teams

Skills & Experience Required

  • Degree in Interior Design or Architecture with 5+ years’ experience in high-end residential interiors
  • At least 1 year in a UK-based Senior Interior Designer role managing projects and teams
  • Strong portfolio showcasing drawings, plans, elevations, joinery, and detailing
  • Proven FF&E knowledge and procurement experience
  • Team management skills: project set-up, programme oversight, resolving site issues, and client sign-offs
  • Confident in Vectorworks (or ability to quickly adapt from AutoCAD)
  • Proficient in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign
  • Excellent presentation and communication skills

About the Studio

  • A young, busy, and growing design practice with a talented team of 10
  • Specialists in spectacular, bespoke high-end residential projects
  • Convenient West London location
  • Fun, friendly, and vibrant studio environment
  • Onsite and travel opportunities with regular client site visits
  • Early finish Fridays (workload permitting)
  • Fully stocked kitchen with teas, coffees, and occasional bubbles
  • Great local lunch spots nearby
  • Regular team outings, summer parties, and Christmas celebrations
  • Competitive salary and benefits package

This is an outstanding opportunity for a Middleweight Interior Designer ready to take the next step in their career, working on world-class luxury residential projects within a supportive and creative team.

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