Interior Design Sourcing Intern

Reclamation is an interior design studio redefining spaces with globally inspired, disruptive, and timeless designs. Guided by creativity, faith, and a commitment to excellence, we craft interiors that tell unique stories and stand apart from the ordinary. From curated interiors to immersive visual storytelling, we bring ideas to life through artistry, strategy and soul.

Summary: Are you a "treasure hunter" with an impeccable eye for detail and a soul-deep understanding of how objects transform a room? Reclamation is seeking an Interior Design Sourcing Intern to act as a curator and procurement strategist. In this role, you won't just find furniture, you will weave together textures, scales, and materials to create sensory-rich environments. You are the person who can find a "needle in a haystack" on a massive retail site and pair it with a bespoke vintage find to create a high-end look on a balanced budget.

Responsibilities:

Curate comprehensive furniture, fixture, and equipment (FF&E) packages that align with the studio’s disruptive and timeless aesthetic.Master the art of furniture composition, ensuring every piece relates to the next through intentional scale, silhouette, and "visual weight."Execute Value Engineering strategies, finding high-style alternatives that maintain the design integrity while meeting client budget constraints.Scour big-box retailers, artisan marketplaces, and trade-only vendors to find unique pieces that look "collected," not "ordered."Manage the procurement lifecycle, including requesting quotes, tracking lead times, and negotiating pricing to secure the best possible deals.Maintain an evolving digital and physical library of innovative materials, textiles, and unconventional vendors.Collaborate with the design team to ensure that sourced items are not only beautiful but functional and durable for the intended space.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design, Art History, or a related creative fieldA "Hunter" Mentality: Proven ability to navigate complex digital catalogs and local markets to find specific, high-quality items quickly.Innate Aesthetic Intuition: A deep understanding of color theory, textile pairing, and the "soul" of a space.Financial Savvy: Strong mathematical and negotiation skills with a knack for "finding the deal" without sacrificing the look.Technical Proficiency: Experience with procurement software (e.g., Ivy, Studio Designer, or DesignDocs) and presentation tools (Canva, Photoshop, or InDesign).Extreme Attention to Detail: Ability to distinguish between "good enough" and "perfect," specifically regarding finishes and material quality.Communication Skills: Ability to articulate why a specific piece works within the larger design narrative to both the team and clients.Portfolio/Lookbook: A curated collection of previous sourcing work, mood boards, or "high/low" design comparisons is required.