Design Assistant - High End Residential and Specialty Projects

As a Design Assistant, you'll be the right hand to our design team, supporting every phase of projects from concept through installation. This role is perfect for you if: • You're a go-getter who takes initiative without being asked • You get excited about textiles, finishes, and the perfect hardware detail • You can juggle multiple projects without dropping a single ball • You bring positive energy and solutions (not just problems) • You want to grow with a dynamic, ambitious team Design & Creative • Assist in developing design concepts, mood boards, and presentation materials • Source furniture, fixtures, lighting, art, and accessories from trade showrooms and vendors • Create detailed specifications and procurement schedules • Conduct material and finish research, maintaining our extensive sample library • Prepare CAD drawings, floor plans, and elevations as needed • Support design team during client presentations Required Skills & Experience • Bachelor's degree in Interior Design or related field • 1-3 years of experience in interior design (luxury residential or hospitality a plus) • Strong proficiency in AutoCAD and SketchUp • Advanced skills in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator) • Deep knowledge of high-end furniture, fabric, and finish resources • Excellent understanding of construction documents and specifications • Impeccable attention to detail and organizational skills • Outstanding written and verbal communication Please submit: • Resume highlighting relevant experience • Portfolio (PDF or website link) showcasing your best work—we want to see: • Design boards and presentation materials you've created • CAD drawings and space planning examples • Projects you've contributed to (note your specific role) • Any renderings or 3D visualizations • Cover letter telling us: • Why you're excited about this role specifically • What makes you a "go-getter" in your own words • Your favorite recent design project you've worked on and why