Visual Interior Merchandiser

Our client is a long-established, family-run business and a recognised leader within the UK furniture and homewares sector. For over four decades, they have built a strong reputation for importing and curating design-led collections spanning traditional, contemporary, and eclectic styles. Their diverse product ranges include furniture, lighting, decorative accessories, artificial floral, antiques, and seasonal lines.

They are now seeking a talented Visual Interior Merchandiser to join their creative team. This is an exciting opportunity to shape high-impact showrooms and trade show environments that consistently evolve with cutting-edge trends. Working closely with the Senior Visual Merchandiser and wider commercial teams, you will ensure every display delivers impact, creativity, and a compelling buyer experience.

This position requires a strong design sensibility, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to bring visual concepts to life without reliance on interior designers. You will craft cohesive and inspiring spaces using colour, lighting, product placement, and trend-led styling to elevate the brand and \"make the magic happen.\"

Key Responsibilities

Plan, style, and merchandise showrooms and trade show stands, ensuring each space showcases current trends and engages customers.

Create visually cohesive environments using colour backdrops, strategic lighting, product grouping, and effective placement of lamps, accessories, and statement pieces.

Develop displays that feel inspiring, innovative, and commercially effective, creating showroom experiences that stand apart.

Collaborate with Buyers as new products arrive, understanding customer demand and incorporating new lines into impactful room sets.

Maintain brand consistency across all showroom locations, including Lancashire and London, as well as across all trade show exhibition stands.

Stay up to date with design movements, market trends, and industry direction to inform display decisions and visual strategy.

Partner closely with Buying, Marketing, and Purchasing teams to ensure creative concepts support broader business goals.

Benefits

Great working hours, Monday - Friday 8am-4pm

21 days annual leave plus bank holidays, increasing after 5 years of service.

Professional development opportunities within a creative, design-driven environment.

Hands-on exposure to a constantly evolving, trend-led product range.

A collaborative and supportive team culture with strong cross-department interaction.

Opportunities to participate in trade shows and showroom events, providing insight into emerging market and design trends.

Long-term career stability within a well-established family-run organisation that values innovation and original thinking.

Free on-site parking

This is an exceptional opportunity for an individual with a strong portfolio in interior design and a demonstrated talent for creative vision.

How to Apply
If you\'re ready to take the next step in your career, we\'d love to hear from you. Please send your CV highlighting your relevant experience. If shortlisted, we\'ll be in touch within 2 working days.

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