Furniture Retail Associate

Posted 2 days ago

celadon houseSanta Barbara (CA)

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Job Description: We are a leading furniture and interior design showroom in Santa Barbara, offering an organic and wide range of upholstery, lighting, rugs, accessories and design services. We work with both local clients and interior designers to create beautiful, comfortable and livable spaces. POSITION OVEVIEWWe’re looking for a personable, design-minded individual to join our team. This role blends retail sales, styling and light design support. This position is perfect for someone interested in interiors design, merchandising, and client-facing creative work.
WHAT YOU’LL DO: Assist customers in the showroom with furniture and décor solutions
Help style the floor (merchandising, moving product, refreshing displays) Support the design team with projects and client follow-ups Process sales and orders Help with receiving and organizing new product arrivalsWHAT WE’RE LOOKING FORFriendly, confident and comfortable talking with customers Professional presence and communication skills Strong attention to detail and a good eye for aesthetics Self-sufficient, reliable and available to work weekends (some, not all required) Knowledgeable with Microsoft Office suite of products and Google platformsHOURS & PAYPart-time: 12– 20 hours/week. Must be able to work some weekends. We are happy to work with other job schedules, school etc.
Pay: DOEHOW TO APPLYFeel free to drop off your resume in person at Celadon House (1224 State Street)

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