Architect and interior designer

Responsibilities typically include space planning, concept development, material selection, client consultation, and project coordination.\nKey Responsibilities Meet clients to understand their design requirements, lifestyle, budget, and space constraints.\nCreate innovative interior design concepts, mood boards, and furniture layouts.\nDevelop detailed 2D drawings, working plans, and 3D visualizations using design software.\nRecommend furniture, materials, finishes, lighting, and décor solutions from Maark Trendz collections.\nConduct site visits, measurements, and space assessments.\nCoordinate with sales, production, vendors, and installation teams to ensure smooth project execution.\nPrepare project estimates, BOQs, and material specifications.\nEnsure designs comply with industry standards and client requirements.\nStay updated with the latest trends in furniture, architecture, and interior design.\nSupport showroom visual merchandising and display planning to enhance customer engagement. Responsibilities such as space planning, furniture specification, material selection, client presentations, and coordination with teams are common expectations for interior design professionals.\nRequired Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Architecture, Interior Design, or a related field.\n2–5+ years of experience in architecture, interior design, furniture design, or modular interiors.\nProficiency in AutoCAD, SketchUp, 3ds Max, V-Ray, Lumion, Revit, or similar design software.\nStrong knowledge of furniture materials, finishes, space planning, and design principles.\nExcellent communication, presentation, and client-handling skills.\nAbility to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines.\nPreferred Skills Experience in furniture showrooms, modular furniture, or home interior projects.\nStrong visualization and rendering capabilities.\nKnowledge of project estimation and execution.\nSales-oriented mindset with the ability to convert design consultations into business opportunities.\nAttention to detail and problem-solving skills. Successful showroom designers often combine design expertise with client relationship management and communication skills.