Freelance Graphic Designer | Hospitality + Lifestyle Brands

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Parable Hospitality is looking to build a roster of talented freelance graphic designers to support ongoing creative projects across our growing portfolio of boutique hotels, lifestyle destinations, and food & beverage brands.

This is a remote, project-based opportunity with ongoing design needs. You’ll work across multiple brands, each with its own story, aesthetic, audience, and personality. One day you might be designing a hotel offer, the next a restaurant menu, wedding collateral, an internal logo, or an on-property guest experience.

We're looking for designers who can think conceptually, sweat the details, and flex between different visual identities without losing the thread.

What you'll work on:

Marketing + Sales

- Promotional flyers, postcards, digital assets, and campaigns

- Sales collateral for groups, weddings, and events

- Adapting and refreshing existing templates

- Email and promotional graphics

Food + Beverage

- Restaurant and bar menus

- Promotional flyers and dining collateral

- Seasonal activations and special events

- Creative for on-property experiences

Branding + Property Creative

- Internal logos and sub-brands

- Visual identities for property initiatives and activations

- Signage and guest-facing communications

- On-property collateral and special projects

What we're looking for:

- 2+ years of graphic design experience

- A strong portfolio that demonstrates thoughtful branding, typography, layout, and communication design

- Strong proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop

- Ability to work within established brand guidelines while still bringing creative thinking to the table

- Comfortable jumping between different visual styles and brand personalities

- Strong attention to detail and production skills

- Organized, responsive, and comfortable managing multiple projects and deadlines

- Able to take creative direction and incorporate feedback efficiently

- Experience preparing production-ready files for print and digital

Bonus points if you...

- Have experience in hospitality, hotels, travel, lifestyle, or F&B

- Love design-forward brands and experiential marketing

- Have worked across multiple brands or clients

- Have an appreciation for great typography and really good layouts

- Are passionate about travel and storytelling

Location: Remote

Type: Freelance / Project-Based

Rate: $30–50/hour, based on experience

Workload: Varies by project, with ongoing opportunities

Potential: We're looking to build long-term relationships with a select group of freelance designers.

You’ll work directly with our Brand & Creative Manager on creative direction, timelines, feedback, and deliverables.

Interested?

Please send over your portfolio and a little about yourself, including:

- Your experience working with brands

- The types of projects you enjoy most

- Any hospitality, lifestyle, F&B, or travel experience

- Your typical availability

And most importantly, show us the work you're proud of. We want to see how you think, not just how many things you've designed!

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