Rugs & Jacquard Designer — In-House, SF

Williams-Sonoma, Inc.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 72,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee discount

401(k) plan

Paid vacations/holidays

Health, dental & vision insurance

Commuter benefits

Wellness program

Job summary

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is seeking a designer for the Studio in Product Development to create original art for rugs, jacquards, and yarn dyes.

You will work directly with sourcing and vendors to ensure quality and strategic value, presenting concepts to leadership and cross-functional teams in San Francisco. The role requires strong design sense, 4+ years of relevant experience, and proficiency in digital art with an understanding of weaving and color quality.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Design degree (or related experience).
• Strong digital art skills; hand drawing a plus.
• Understand weaving and how yarns affect color and quality.
• Aspirational design sense with cost engineering capability.
• 4+ years in related industry.
• Knowledge of home design aesthetics and trends.
• Clear communication and collaborative mindset.
• On-site at 151 Union Street, San Francisco, Monday–Thursday; optional Friday.

Responsibilities

• Design all in-house rugs, jacquards and yarn dyes.
• Create concepts and present to leadership and cross-functional teams.
• Meet with vendors to discuss design and cost capabilities.
• Pitch colors and stay current with trends, fabrics and qualities.
• Follow production timelines and maintain category organization.
• Collaborate with contractors and travel for production as needed.
• Set up concept digitally and in showroom spaces.

Skills

Strong design sense

Digital art skills

Collaboration

Cost engineering

Weaving knowledge

Color & quality understanding

On-site work readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in design

Job description

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. is seeking a designer for the Studio in Product Development to create original art for rugs, jacquards, and yarn dyes.

You will work directly with sourcing and vendors to ensure quality and strategic value, presenting concepts to leadership and cross-functional teams in San Francisco. The role requires strong design sense, 4+ years of relevant experience, and proficiency in digital art with an understanding of weaving and color quality.