Interior Architect

Company Overview

Uncommon Studio is a bespoke interior design firm that integrates happiness and well-being into every space, crafting environments where function elevates form to enrich lives beyond aesthetics.

Job Summary

As an Interior Designer, you will support the design process by developing concepts, sourcing materials, coordinating site activities, collaborating with clients and senior designers, and preparing design documentation.

Responsibilities

Develop innovative design concepts and translate client ideas into detailed sketches and plans to visualize project outcomes

Research and select furniture, fixtures, materials, and finishes that meet design aesthetics, budget, and project requirements

Conduct site visits to verify adherence to design specifications and resolve on-site challenges promptly

Collaborate with senior designers to understand client needs and contribute to delivering exceptional design solutions

Prepare design presentations, mood boards, and technical drawings to support project communication and approvals

Manage multiple design tasks efficiently with strong organizational skills and attention to detail

Communicate design ideas clearly both verbally and visually to internal teams and clients

Demonstrate a proactive attitude by continuously learning and contributing as an engaged team player

Preferred competencies and qualifications

Candidate from a reputable design program, ideally LASALLE College of the Arts, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Temasek Polytechnic, or Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)

Proficient in AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, and SketchUp design software

Strong portfolio showcasing creativity, design sensibility, and technical skills

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Uncommon is a bespoke interior design firm that integrates happiness and well-being into the fabric of every space, for those who seek a home that nurtures their everyday life, crafted within environments where function elevates form, believing that true fulfillment begins with thoughtfully designed spaces, in an era where design must transcend aesthetics to enrich lives.