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TwentyOne Twelve, East London, is seeking a Senior Interior Designer for fashion retail and brand environments. Hybrid working with 2–3 days in the studio, and a salary up to £55,000 depending on experience.
You will lead projects end to end, from concept to opening day, applying strong space planning, materials, and detailing while collaborating with leadership and clients.
Location: East London, hybrid (2 to 3 days in the studio)
Salary: Up to £55,000, dependent on experience
Job Type: Permanent
Software: SketchUp essential, Vectorworks advantageous
Sector: Fashion retail and branded environments
An independent East London studio with a reputation for retail and fashion environments that are properly resolved. Small by design, ambitious by nature. They pick quality over volume, and they work closely with a roster of trend-led fashion brands to build stores that feel as considered as the product on the rails.
There's no hierarchy to work around. People are trusted to take ownership, bring ideas, and shape the studio as well as the projects. Less process than a big agency, a great deal more influence. With the business heading into a growth phase, this is a chance to become one of the people who defines what comes next.
This is a senior seat. You'll lead fashion retail and brand environment projects from first sketch to opening day: concept, space planning, materiality, detailing, and the technical information that makes the whole thing buildable. You'll work directly with studio leadership on creative direction, and you'll be the one holding the quality line as a project moves through every stage.
You'll also be a senior voice in a small team, setting the standard for the work around you. It's hands‑on throughout: the designer who draws it is the designer who sees it through.
Studios this size with a client list this good don't come up often. Direct access to the people making the decisions, a strong pipeline of fashion retail work, and a real say in how a growing studio evolves. If you love the culture as much as the craft, want your name on stores people actually talk about, and are ready to lead rather than sit in a queue, this one's worth a conversation.