Interior Designer

Livspace; Chennai District; On-site; INR 300,000 - 500,000; Full time

Job summary

Livspace is looking for an Interior Designer in Chennai, India, to translate customer requirements into functional and aesthetic space plans. The ideal candidate should have over a year of experience in residential interiors and proficiency in AutoCAD.

You will manage design deliverables, drive revenue targets, and ensure a seamless handover to execution teams. A Bachelor's degree in Interior Design or equivalent is required, along with strong communication skills and a high ownership mindset.

Qualifications

• 1+ year experience in residential interiors (modular + space planning).
• Experience in client-facing or design-and-build setups.

Responsibilities

• Translate customer requirements into functional, aesthetic space plans.
• Own the complete design deliverables.
• Deliver an exceptional, trust-led customer experience.
• Manage pipeline and drive monthly revenue targets.
• Ensure clear, seamless project handover to execution teams.

Skills

Proficiency in AutoCAD or similar tools

Strong communication and presentation skills

High ownership mindset

Education

Bachelor's in Interior Design or equivalent

2 to 3 year Diploma with 2+ years residential interiors experience

Job description

Role: Interior Designer

Responsibilities

• Translate customer requirements into functional, aesthetic space plans
• Own the complete design deliverables
• Deliver an exceptional, trust‑led customer experience
• Manage pipeline and drive monthly revenue targets
• Ensure clear, seamless project handover to execution teams

Qualifications

• 1+ year experience in residential interiors (modular + space planning)
• Bachelor's in Interior Design, B.Arch or equivalent; or a 2 to 3 year Diploma with 2+ years residential interiors experience
• Proficiency in AutoCAD or similar tools
• Experience in client‑facing or design‑and‑build setups
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• High ownership mindset with comfort in target‑driven environments