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Junior Furniture / Technical Designer
UK-based only; must have the right to work in the UK
6 Month Contract | Full Time | Office Based
There is a strong possibility that this role could lead to a full-time contract beyond 6 months, but the client does not want to make any promises just yet.
The Role
An opportunity has arisen for a Junior Furniture / Technical Designer to join an established UK furniture manufacturer specialising in workplace and commercial furniture.
Working closely with architects, interior designers and furniture dealerships, the business delivers both standard and bespoke furniture solutions for a wide variety of commercial interior projects.
Projects often begin with an initial client brief before progressing through concept development, costing, visualisation, technical design and ultimately manufacture. As part of the design team, you will get exposure to the full process and see the products and furniture you work on progress from an initial idea through to finished installation.
This would suit a junior designer with good technical ability who is looking to develop their experience within furniture, product design or commercial interiors.
Duties & Responsibilities
Assisting the design department across a variety of live furniture and interior projects.
Producing accurate 2D drawings for client review and approval.
Developing detailed technical and manufacturing drawings for production.
Supporting the development of bespoke furniture from initial brief through to final design.
Producing 3D models of furniture and products for renders and presentations.
Creating 3D visuals and room scenes to help communicate design proposals and support project pitches.
Making drawing amendments following client feedback, design development or manufacturing requirements.
Working with the wider team to help ensure designs are practical, commercially viable and suitable for manufacture.
Assisting with the specification of materials, finishes and furniture details.
Attending meetings with clients to discuss projects, drawings and samples.
Attending project sites to carry out surveys and understand any access, installation or site restrictions that may affect the design.
Liaising with colleagues across design, sales and manufacturing throughout the development of projects.
Maintaining accurate drawings and design information throughout the project process.
Taking part in company and industry-related social events.
Skills & Experience
A degree, qualification or relevant experience within Furniture Design, Product Design, Interior Design, Interior Architecture or a related discipline.
Some experience using AutoCAD is preferred.
Experience with 3DS Max would be advantageous, although training can be provided.
A good understanding of 2D technical drawing and an interest in how furniture is constructed and manufactured.
Comfortable developing ideas in both 2D and 3D.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Good communication skills and confidence working as part of a team.
An interest in furniture, materials, manufacturing and commercial interior design.
A proactive attitude and willingness to learn.
Previous experience within commercial furniture is not essential. The business is happy to support the right junior designer in developing their technical and 3D visualisation skills.
Contract Details
Contract: 6 months
Start: Mid-October 2026
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm
Working arrangement: Office based
Salary: Dependent on experience
One of London’s most established and respected design-led furniture specialists.
Working with an extensive portfolio of contemporary furniture and lighting, the company supports architects, interior designers, specifiers and end users across workplace, hospitality, residential and public-sector projects.
This is an Account Manager position for someone who genuinely enjoys furniture consultancy and developing considered product solutions, but who is equally comfortable getting out into the market, meeting clients and generating new business.
The successful candidate will inherit existing relationships and live opportunities, while being expected to develop new contacts, re-engage dormant accounts and build a strong long-term pipeline.
This is not a hard-sell environment. The company’s reputation has been built through design knowledge, trusted advice and a high level of service. However, the successful candidate must still be commercially driven, proactive and confident creating opportunities rather than waiting for enquiries to arrive.
You will manage and develop relationships with architects, interior designers, specifiers, property professionals and client end users.
You will work consultatively with clients, understanding their brief and recommending furniture and lighting based on aesthetics, functionality, budget, lead times, sustainability and project requirements.
Alongside managing existing accounts, you will be expected to remain visible within the design community, arranging studio visits, attending industry events, hosting showroom meetings and developing new relationships.
You will manage opportunities from the initial conversation and product presentation through to quotation, specification and internal project handover, maintaining oversight of the client relationship throughout.
You may currently be working as an Account Manager, Business Development Manager, Furniture Consultant, Project Sales Manager or in a similar commercial furniture role.
Ideally, you will have experience working for a design-led furniture dealer, contract furniture consultancy, manufacturer or high-end furniture brand.
You should be comfortable advising clients and developing specifications, while also having the confidence and energy to generate new conversations and opportunities.
You will ideally bring:
The right person will be warm, credible and knowledgeable, without being overly sales-led.
You will enjoy becoming a trusted resource for your clients and helping them make informed decisions. At the same time, you will be naturally proactive and understand that strong relationships need to be continually developed.
You will be comfortable picking up the phone, arranging meetings, visiting studios and finding reasons to reconnect with both new and established contacts.
The Project Manager will take ownership of the delivery and installation process across multiple furniture projects.
You will act as the central point of communication between all relevant parties, identifying potential issues early and making sure that products, people and sites are fully prepared ahead of installation.
This is a varied, hands-on position combining project planning, site coordination, logistics, supplier management and client communication.
Sustainability is an important part of how the company approaches project delivery. The Project Manager will help support this by:
You will be organised, practical and confident managing several projects at different stages. You should be comfortable taking ownership, communicating with a wide range of people and resolving challenges calmly when plans change.
You will ideally bring:
Experience within a furniture dealership, workplace interiors company, furniture manufacturer or commercial design-and-build business would be particularly relevant.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a highly established name within London’s furniture and interiors industry.
The company has a strong pipeline of exciting projects to deliver, making this an important and visible position within the business. You will join an experienced team and have the opportunity to manage a varied portfolio of projects for leading clients across London, the UK and internationally.