Join one of Europe's most successful off-price retail brands, known for its fast-paced growth, creative store environments, and ever-evolving retail concepts. You'll be part of a collaborative in-house Store Design team responsible for shaping new store layouts and remodels across the UK and Europe.
TITLE: Retail Designer (Revit)
LOCATION: Watford
PAY: £24 per hour
CONTRACT DURATION: 3-month contract with strong potential to extend for 12 months
Hybrid: 2 - 3 days in the office
The Role
As a Retail Designer, you'll play a key part in bringing the brand's unique store experience to life. Working on new store openings, remodels, and trading store initiatives, you'll produce detailed block plans, fixture layouts, and full construction drawing packs. You'll ensure that every element of the design reflects brand standards, supports optimal customer flow, and meets the company's creative and commercial objectives.
This role offers a hands-on opportunity to work closely with the wider Property and Construction teams, contributing directly to the visual and functional evolution of stores across multiple markets.
Key Responsibilities
Create accurate and detailed store layouts, fixture plans, and construction drawing packs in Revit.
Ensure all designs align with established store design principles and brand guidelines.
Update and refine layouts for remodels and existing stores.
Conduct occasional site visits to assess space and resolve design queries.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and external consultants to deliver high-quality design packages on schedule.
Maintain a strong eye for detail and ensure accuracy across all deliverables.
About You
Proficient in Revit (essential) - with experience producing detailed design and construction drawings.
Ideally some store design or retail space planning experience.
Solid understanding of retail environments and how store layout impacts customer experience.
Confident communicator and team collaborator with excellent attention to detail.Interested?
Apply with your CV and Revit portfolio to be considered