Exhibition Designer Jobs

16/06/2026

Check out our latest blog post - Interview Questions Design Candidates Struggle With Most. Design interviews are not only about design skills and project experience, but also about testing candidates’ problem-solving skills and creative thinking. Many interviewers use hypothetical scenarios or real-world problems to see how candidates think and approach problems. This helps the employer to see how the candidate can think on their feet and use design principles in a practical way.

Preparation is therefore the key to successfully navigating these interviews. It also helps if you have a good understanding of the company’s culture and design philosophy going into the interview. Candidates should research the organisation to tailor their responses and show how they would contribute to the team. If a candidate can match their personal design ethos with that of the company, they could then be the ideal candidate for the role. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/interview-questions-design-candidates-struggle-with-most

Design interviews are not only about design skills and project experience, but also about testing candidates’ problem-solving skills and creative thinking. Many interviewers use hypothetical scenarios or real-world problems to see how candidates think and approach problems. This helps the employer...

27/05/2026

Check out our latest blog post - How to overcome your fear of salary negotiations. Many professionals are unsure of how best to negotiate their salary. They may be fantastic at their jobs and deserve that rise, but negotiation brings up emotions like fear of rejection, lack of confidence and self-doubt that can sabotage the process. Most employers however expect you to negotiate and often respect you more for it.

Not negotiating can mean leaving money on the table, not just today, but for future raises and bonuses. So, how to negotiate a salary offer? We look at why negotiating salary can be daunting, how to prepare with confidence and what to say during negotiations to get the pay you deserve. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/how-to-overcome-your-fear-of-salary-negotiations

Many professionals are unsure of how best to negotiate their salary. They may be fantastic at their jobs and deserve that rise, but negotiation brings up emotions like fear of rejection, lack of confidence and self-doubt that can sabotage the process. Most employers however expect you to negotiate a...

15/05/2026

Check out our latest blog post - Top Homeware Designers and Brands for 2026. Interior design trends for this year are currently in the spotlight, with Google searches for ‘burl wood furniture’ soaring by more than 5000% in the past month alone! It’s a sign of the changing homewares sector. The French home decor market alone is worth about 25 billion euros a year.

Consumers are increasingly looking for quality pieces that combine craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. Our latest blog looks at what will define the leading homeware brands in 2026 and features the top designers driving the industry. It also explores the latest interior design trends shaping the collections with practical tips to pick statement pieces. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/top-homeware-designers-and-brands-for-2026

Interior design trends for this year are currently in the spotlight, with Google searches for ‘burl wood furniture’ soaring by more than 5000% in the past month alone! It’s a sign of the changing homewares sector. The French home decor market alone is worth about 25 billion euros a year. Consu...

30/04/2026

Check out our latest blog post ‘How to use retro design stylishly’. Mid-century modern interiors are a fine line between classic style and old-fashioned nostalgia. The style's clean lines and natural shapes will always be popular, but there is a risk of making rooms that feel more like museum exhibits than modern homes. The key is to find a balance between classic pieces and new ones that show how people live today.

We thought we’d ask around to see what the consensus is on how to decorate your home in a mid-century modern style that honours the design principles of the time while still looking modern and liveable. Which furniture pieces to focus on first, how to use colour and materials, and the mistakes that make rooms feel like they're stuck in the past. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/how-to-use-retro-design-stylishly

Mid-century modern interiors are a fine line between classic style and old-fashioned nostalgia. The style's clean lines and natural shapes will always be popular, but there is a risk of making rooms that feel more like museum exhibits than modern homes. The key is to find a balance between classic p...

28/04/2026

Pippa Baker Good News Message. Please check out this message from me. Not the usual vacancy of the week video but one of much more importance. Thanks to all my friends and work mates that have helped me to beat the breast cancer and especially the amazing NHS guys at the Lister Hospital in Stevenage who've been incredible xx

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15/04/2026

Check out our latest blog post ‘How hiring based on skills is becoming more popular’. There is a small, but big change happening in the way businesses hire people. More and more companies are moving away from traditional hiring methods that put a lot of weight on degrees, job titles and years of experience.

Instead, they are using skills-first hiring, which is more practical and open-minded. As sectors change quickly and there aren't enough skilled workers, employers are reevaluating what makes a candidate desirable. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/explore-how-hiring-based-on-skill-is-becoming-more-popular

There is a small, but big change happening in the way businesses hire people. More and more companies are moving away from traditional hiring methods that put a lot of weight on degrees, job titles and years of experience. Instead, they are using skills-first hiring, which is more practical and open...

12/03/2026

Check out our latest blog post - Pantone Colour of the Year 2026 – Cloud Dancer. Each December, the Pantone Colour Institute reveals its Colour of the Year — a hue that’s meant to capture the cultural mood and influence design, fashion and interiors across the coming 12 months. For 2026, Pantone made a striking choice (PANTONE 11-4201 Cloud Dancer), a soft, billowy off-white that’s unlike anything the institute has picked before. Rather than a stark, clinical white, it’s a softer, airy off-white with just enough warmth and subtle tone to feel calm and inviting.

It evokes imagery of drifting clouds, light fabric billowing in a breeze, or sunlight filtered through mist, a colour that suggests peace rather than demands attention. According to Pantone, Cloud Dancer symbolises clarity, serenity and quiet reflection in a world that often feels fast-paced and noisy. It’s intended as a kind of visual “blank slate”, encouraging space for fresh ideas, focus and creativity to take root. www.careersindesign.com/blog/pantone-colour-of-the-year-2026-cloud-dancer

Each December, the Pantone Colour Institute reveals its Colour of the Year — a hue that’s meant to capture the cultural mood and influence design, fashion and interiors across the coming 12 months. For 2026, Pantone has made a striking choice: PANTONE 11-4201 Cloud Dancer — a soft, billowy off...

26/02/2026

Check out our latest blog post “What Type of Job Interviews are Best?”. Interviews have been a big part of hiring for a long time. In theory, they give both the company and the candidate a chance to see if they are a good fit, have the right skills, and have the potential to do the job. But in real life, people have very different ideas about interviews. Some people think they are an important part of their jobs, while others think they are stressful, out of date, or even biased.

As virtual platforms and AI-led interviews become more common, people's ideas are changing quickly. Let's find out what people truly think about the three main types of interviews: in-person, virtual and AI. Let's also talk about why it's more vital than ever to create precise briefs. Read more about it here: www.careersindesign.com/blog/what-type-of-job-interviews-are-best

Interviews have been a big part of hiring for a long time. In theory, they give both the company and the candidate a chance to see if they are a good fit, have the right skills, and have the potential to do the job. But in real life, people have very different ideas about interviews. Some people thi...

17/02/2026

Technical Project Manager, Essex, to £45k, V04287. Are you a hands-on Technical Project Manager with a passion for immersive builds, theatrical thinking and bringing bold creative ideas to life? This experiential design, production and installation company delivers standout brand experiences for major global brands and leading marketing agencies. From exhibition stands and product launches to PR stunts, bespoke sampling units and giant props, they take a theatrical, innovative approach to everything they do. They are currently looking to fill a new role for a Technical Project Manager to lead the successful realisation, delivery and installation of all company projects. They are looking for someone who combines technical knowledge with leadership, organisational and project management skills.

In this role you will be ensuring every project is delivered on time, on budget and to the highest quality standards. You will oversee both the budget and the build, working closely with clients, the production team, workshop staff and installers to manage all technical aspects of each project - from concept through to post-event evaluation. Flexibility is key. The role is based on set weekly hours rather than fixed daily times, reflecting the dynamic nature of the experiential industry, where project demands may require occasional out-of-hours commitment.

Key Responsibilities include to: Run and oversee project briefings and production meetings; Interpret and read technical design drawings to ensure builds align with briefs; Manage project budgets, ensuring cost monitors are completed accurately and on time; Plan and input detailed information into project timelines; Advise on production queries, materials innovation, costings and health & safety; Attend and lead on-site installations as required; Host client visits and build long-term client relationships; Maintain up-to-date project administration.

With the ability to confidently read and interpret technical design drawings you’ll have experience in the build sector (ideally immersive, theatre, set or prop design). Strong organisation and time management skills will be needed as well as excellent communication skills with clients, suppliers and internal teams. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and project management software will also be a must and you’ll possess a curious, inquisitive mindset with a solution-led approach to any issues that may arise.

Salary £35,000 to £45,000 (based upon experience) plus Pension, BUPA medical cover and EAP (Employee Assistance Programme). Please call Pippa Baker on 01920 486125 for further details or simply forward your CV / Portfolio to [email protected]. You can also apply via our website www.careersindesign.com/design-jobs/1553

Are you a hands-on Technical Project Manager with a passion for immersive builds, theatrical thinking and bringing bold creative ideas to life? This experiential design, production and installation company delivers standout brand experiences for major global brands and leading marketing agencies. Fr...