Decorative Accessories/Home Decor Designer

Job Description:

  • Develop new decor concepts with a strong focus on how they work within real interiors
  • Identify product opportunities through interior trends, market and competitor research, existing bestsellers and creative direction
  • Create and visualize ideas using AI image-generation tools
  • Test concepts in realistic room settings and different interior styles
  • Translate aesthetic ideas into clear product directions
  • Collaborate with CAD designers to turn concepts into manufacturable designs
  • Work with suppliers and factories throughout sampling and development
  • Coordinate with content and advertising teams to prepare products for launch
  • Manage multiple product concepts and development projects in parallel
  • Take concepts through the full development process from concept to launch

Requirements:

  • A background in interior design, supported by a strong portfolio
  • Hands-on experience with AI image generation, using tools such as Nano Banana, Adobe Firefly, Flux or similar
  • A strong eye for styling, proportions, materials, composition and what works within a room
  • Genuine interest in designing physical decor products and objects — not only spaces
  • Ability to translate an aesthetic idea into a concrete product concept that can be manufactured and sold
  • Highly organized, reliable and comfortable managing multiple projects simultaneously
  • Fluent English
  • Strong Plus: Experience designing custom furniture, decor objects or accessories
  • Strong Plus: Experience working with wood, handcrafted products or similar materials
  • Strong Plus: A strong understanding of US interior and home decor trends, such as organic modern, Japandi or mid-century
  • Strong Plus: Experience with 3D or CAD tools, such as SketchUp, Rhino, Blender or similar
  • Strong Plus: Experience collaborating with makers, factories, manufacturers or suppliers
  • Strong Plus: Experience with product sampling and development iterations
  • Submit a CV, portfolio and examples of interiors, products or custom pieces personally developed

Benefits:

  • 100% remote – work from anywhere
  • Flexible setup – part-time or full-time both possible
  • High creative ownership over new products and design directions
  • Opportunity to combine interior design with physical product development
  • AI-first creative workflow, using modern tools for ideation and visualization
  • High level of ownership from the first idea through product launch
  • Steep learning curve across interiors, product development, eCommerce and performance-driven launches
  • International, entrepreneurial team with fast decision-making and close collaboration
  • Direct exposure to the full product lifecycle, from concept and sampling to content, advertising and launch
  • Long-term collaboration with consistent opportunities to develop new products
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