Job Duties of an Interior Designer Draughtsman:

• Meets with clients to identify goals and requirements for the space to be designed and outlines client design objectives.
• Collaborates with architects, engineers, contractors and other experts to achieve the functional and aesthetic needs of the space.
• Analyzes how people operate and move in the space, as well as patterns of use.
• Conceptualizes design plans and prepares sketches or other visual aids to present designs to the client.
• Creates mood boards to help clients visualize your design.
• Consults with the client to choose materials, furnishings and decor that will help fulfill the requirements and vision of the space.
• Uses design applications to create the final plans to be shared with stakeholders.
• Determines the project timeline, costs and presents accurate estimates to clients.
• Orders or obtains design materials (furnishings, decor, etc.), as needed, to meet the project and budget specifications.
• Oversees the installation of design elements.
• Reviews the project site after final installation to ensure that it meets the original requirements and vision.
• Addresses any client complaints or concerts and works to ensure client satisfaction.
• Stays up-to-date about current design trends and materials, techniques, and other developments in the interior design field.
• Performs additional related duties as needed.

Skills

Interior Design Preferred Skills:

• Creativity, originality and resourcefulness.
• Attuned to design styles and trends.
• Possesses a keen eye for details.
• Can create and install/or oversee installation of interior designs using a variety of styles, colors, textures, materials, furnishings, etc. to bring aesthetic harmony, form and function to a space.
• Strong organizational, time and project management skills.
• Comfortable with multitasking and working on several projects/priorities at a time.
• Ability to solve problems and execute plans effectively.
• Sketching, visual design and computational abilities.
• Experience using design software.
• Knowledge of building codes and regulations.
• Basic architectural understanding.
• Strong communication, presentation and collaboration skills.
• Capable of articulating your design vision to clients and various stakeholders, contractors, etc.
• Adaptable to changing priorities and needs.
• Desire to meet or exceed client expectations.