Job Summary
The Interior Designer is responsible for designing, developing, and supervising furniture and interior solutions, ensuring alignment between design concepts and factory production capabilities. The role requires strong technical knowledge in wood manufacturing, materials, and furniture detailing, along with the ability to coordinate between design, production, and sales teams.
Key Responsibilities
1. Design & Development
- Create interior design concepts for residential and commercial projects.
- Design custom-made furniture based on client requirements and company standards.
- Prepare mood boards, layouts, and 3D visualizations.
- Ensure designs are practical, cost-effective, and production-ready.
2. Technical Drawings & Execution
- Prepare detailed shop drawings and execution drawings for furniture and woodwork.
- Specify materials, finishes, dimensions, and hardware.
- Coordinate closely with factory teams to ensure accurate implementation.
3. Factory Coordination
- Work directly with the wood factory production team to follow up on projects.
- Monitor production progress and ensure designs are executed as planned.
- Solve technical issues related to manufacturing and installation.
4. Material & Product Knowledge
- Select appropriate wood types, veneers, laminates, fabrics, and accessories.
- Stay updated on furniture trends, materials, and production techniques.
- Ensure optimal use of materials to minimize waste and cost.
5. Client & Sales Support
- Meet clients when needed to understand requirements and present design proposals.
- Support the sales team with design solutions and technical input.
- Modify designs based on client feedback while maintaining feasibility.
6. Site & Installation Follow-up
- Conduct site visits for measurements and supervision.
- Ensure proper installation of furniture and woodwork.
- Coordinate with contractors and suppliers when required.