THE OPPORTUNITYBrisbane is one of the busiest design markets in the country right now.
With the **** Olympics on the horizon and continued investment in hospitality and residential projects, there's no shortage of work.
The real question for designers is where to do it.We're working with a national design practice to find a mid-level Interior Designer for their Brisbane studio.
It's a genuine all-rounder role, with involvement across the full project life cycle on hotel, hospitality and luxury residential work.WHAT YOU'LL BE WORKING ONHotel and hospitality projects, from concept through to documentation and deliveryLuxury residential interiors where detail and finish quality really matterDesign development, FF&E; selection and material specificationsRevit documentation and coordination with architects, consultants and contractorsWorking closely with senior designers and having regular contact with clientsWHAT YOU'LL BRINGAt least 4 years' interior design experience in the Australian marketA portfolio that includes hotel, hospitality and luxury residential projectsStrong Revit skills (this studio documents in Revit, so it's essential)An all-round skill set,
comfortable moving between design thinking and technical documentationGood communication skills and the confidence to work directly with clients and consultantsA relevant degree in Interior Design or Interior ArchitectureWHAT'S ON OFFER$90,000 to $110,000 + super, depending on experienceThe stability and project pipeline of a national practiceA clear career pathway, with genuine scope to step up as your experience growsWell-established internal processes, so projects run smoothly and you can focus on the designHospitality and residential projects with real design ambitionWHY CONSIDER THIS ROLE?
When a market is this busy, plenty of studios are stretched.
Projects get rushed, processes slip and development takes a back seat.
This practice is different.Their internal processes are excellent, which means explicit briefs, organised documentation and fewer late-night fire drills before a deadline.
Designers here spend their time designing.There's also somewhere to go.
The practice actively develops its people, and for a mid-level designer looking for a path towards senior roles, that matters as much as the projects themselves.
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