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Soho House & Co.

Interior Designer, Soho Home - Central London

  • Office
  • 0-3 years

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Description

The company is opening a new studio in Central London and building a bespoke interior design consultation service there.

You will be a key part of that service, working with clients who visit in person and those who book virtual appointments, with the aim of exceeding their design expectations.

You will also teach clients and team members about the full range of home collections.

Responsibilities

  • Build and nurture lasting relationships with current and new clients.
  • Run consultations in store and online to pin down each client's design brief.
  • Prepare tailored design presentations with CAD plans and mood boards.
  • Advise clients who want to use the company's collections in their own homes, giving a high-level service.
  • Manage every stage of the client journey, from first contact through to delivery, order management and logistics.
  • Embody the company's aesthetic and brand vision across every instalment.
  • Build deep knowledge of the products and interiors, staying close to the brand.
  • Help keep the store and studio visually sharp and up to standard.
  • Support the Retail Manager in running staff training.
  • Design and run interior design workshops, talks and events with the events team.

Requirements

  • 2+ years of experience in a design firm or furniture retail brand.
  • Strong organisation skills, combined with a natural flair for design and creativity.
  • A degree-level qualification in interior design, such as a BA (Hons).
  • Working knowledge of AutoCAD, Adobe InDesign, Photoshop and the Microsoft Office suite.
  • Clear written and verbal communication.
  • Enjoy building relationships with people.
  • Driven by results.
  • Weekend work may be required.

Conditions

Based at the new Central London location.

Clients attend in person or by virtual appointment.

Weekend work may be required.

Benefits

  • Pay and benefits packages with global perks, plus training to build technical and managerial skills whether you are starting out or moving up.
  • Discounts at the group's venues worldwide and on its home and bodycare brands.
  • Membership across all of the group's houses.
  • Enhanced pension scheme.
  • Private health and dental care.
  • Cycle to Work Scheme and season ticket loan.
  • 3 days paid a year to support a charity of your choice, through the company's impact programme.
  • Food and drink training, events and opportunities through the company's cookery and drinks programmes.
  • Monthly team events, from fitness sessions to cinema screenings and art classes, that you can sign up for.

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Soho House & Co.

Office in London, United Kingdom

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  • Adobe Creative Cloud
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Design
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2+ years
Tech stack
  • Adobe Creative Cloud

Location

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Office
Region
United Kingdom
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  • London, United Kingdom

Compensation

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