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      <description>Location: Kensington and Chelsea | Salary: £40000 - £50000 per annum | Type: Permanent | Midweight Interior Designer - London - Hybrid - £40-50k   A highly successful, award-winning Interior Design firm, this company are recognised for their creative and well-thought-out designs in the luxury hospitality, commercial and residential sectors.  With a close-knit, sociable and fun team, this Studio pride themselves in their supportive culture, where you will be working on exciting projects, whilst being able to develop your professional skills. As a fairly young company, there is endless room for progression and growth.  Due to a healthy influx of new projects, my client is looking for a Midweight Interior Designer to join the team. The ideal candidate will have experience working on luxury hotels and resorts, as these will be the sorts of projects you will be leading.  You will be working alongside the Senior team and Creative Director to put together imaginative, luxurious concepts for unique projects all over the world. Therefore, experience working from concept is a must, and you should be well-versed in working to a high standard with a close attention to detail. You will be working across all stages of a project to see the creative vision through.  You need to be con...</description>
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