Interior Designer (VectorWorks, RIBA Stage 4) | Luxury Hospitality)

Remote | Full -Time | Permanent | Interior Design & Architecture

Placed by Hotsourced – Connecting exceptional South African talent with leading international companies.

About the Role

We’re partnering with a renowned London-based multidisciplinary design studio recognised for delivering beautifully crafted luxury hospitality, residential and commercial interiors.

As their global team continues to grow, they’re looking for a Interior Designer ( VectorWorks) who combines exceptional technical documentation skills with a refined design eye. This is a hands-on role requiring expertise in producing high-quality RIBA Stage 4 drawing packages while contributing to the creative development of premium interior projects.

If you’re passionate about beautifully detailed design, thrive in a collaborative environment and enjoy turning creative concepts into precise, buildable drawings, we’d love to hear from you.

What You’ll Do

  • Produce exceptional 2D Vectorworks drawing packages.
  • Develop detailed plans, elevations, sections, joinery and construction drawings.
  • Produce accurate technical documentation aligned with RIBA Stage 4 standards.
  • Translate design concepts into clear, buildable technical information.
  • Collaborate remotely with an experienced London-based design team.
  • Maintain exceptional quality, consistency and technical accuracy across multiple projects.
  • Contribute to luxury hospitality, high-end residential and commercial interior projects.
  • Participate in design discussions and support the creative development of projects where appropriate.
What You Must Have
  • 5+ years’ professional experience in interior design using Vectorworks .
  • Degree or qualification in Interior Design or Architecture.
  • Advanced proficiency in Vectorworks (2D) .
  • Proven experience producing RIBA Stage 4 technical drawing packages.
  • Strong experience creating:
  • Detailed plans
  • Elevations
  • Sections
  • Joinery drawings
  • Construction details
  • Technical documentation packages
  • Strong understanding of interior detailing and construction documentation.
  • Experience working on luxury hospitality, residential and/or commercial interior projects.
  • Ability to work independently while collaborating with international teams.
  • Excellent written and verbal English communication skills.
  • Exceptional attention to detail and organisational skills.
  • A strong portfolio demonstrating both technical excellence and creative ability.
Nice to Have
  • Experience working on UK or European projects.
  • Degree or qualification in Interior Design or Architecture.
  • Experience with Adobe Creative Suite.
  • Experience using SketchUp, Enscape, Twinmotion, Rhino or other visualisation software.
  • FF&E specification experience.
Portfolio Requirements Applications without a portfolio will unfortunately not be considered.

We’re looking for designers whose portfolios demonstrate both exceptional technical capability and thoughtful design.

Your portfolio should ideally include:

  • Approximately 15 pages showcasing your strongest work.
  • Your best Vectorworks projects demonstrating technical documentation.
  • Luxury hospitality, residential or commercial interiors.
  • Examples of:
  • Technical drawing packages
  • Joinery detailing
  • Plans, elevations and sections
  • Construction detailing
  • FF&E selections
  • Mood boards
  • Material palettes
  • Lighting and finishes
  • Interior styling
  • Design development
Please also indicate:
  • Which projects you completed independently.
  • Which projects were collaborative.
  • Your specific contribution to each project, including drawings, design development, renderings and technical documentation.
Show Us Your Creative Voice Technical excellence is essential, but so is creativity.

We’d love to understand your personal design style and creative thinking. You’re encouraged to include examples that showcase your inspiration and aesthetic, such as:

  • A Pinterest board of your design inspiration.
  • A personal mood board (dream home, boutique hotel, restaurant, kitchen or living space).
  • Passion projects.
  • Artwork or photography.
  • Furniture selections.
  • Creative hobbies that reflect your design perspective.
We want to understand how you think as a designer—not just what you can draw.

Working Hours

Monday – Friday | 09:00 – 18:00 GMT
  • Fully remote.
  • Work with an award-winning London design studio.
  • Exposure to prestigious international projects.
  • Long-term career growth.
  • Collaborative, design-led culture.
  • Opportunity to work alongside highly experienced architects and interior designers.
If you’re an experienced Interior Designer (VectorWorks, RIBA Stage 4) with exceptional technical, ability, a strong creative eye and a portfolio that demonstrates both precision and design excellence, we’d love to hear from you.
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