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Luxury Residential Interior Design Professional

Posted 5 days ago

business of homeMiami (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Luxury Residential Interior Design Professional An established luxury residential and boutique hospitality design practice is seeking an experienced Interior Design professional to support the execution of sophisticated luxury projects throughout South Florida. The ideal candidate combines elevated design sensibilities, sophisticated client management, exceptional organization, strong technical proficiency, and operational accountability with the ability to independently manage multiple projects simultaneously while supporting the Principal Designer's vision and standards. This position works directly alongside the Principal Designer and plays a critical role in project execution, client experience, consultant coordination, and procurement management, with a mentor/protégé opportunity and succession potential.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Manage residential design projects from concept through installation
  • Coordinate with clients, architects, contractors, consultants, and vendors
  • Prepare and review project documentation and specifications
  • Assist with material, finish, fixture, and furnishing selections
  • Track project schedules, budgets, procurement, and installations
  • Maintain accurate project records and communication
  • Support presentation development and client meetings
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of project management systems and processes

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