Kitchen Design Consultant - Luxury

Manchester

2 months ago

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Location: Greater Manchester
Salary: £35,000 Basic + uncapped commission (OTE £120,000)
Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9:30am–5:30pm (with one day off in lieu)
Type: Permanent

About the Company

Oval Deene Recruitment is proud to represent a leading luxury kitchen manufacturer, renowned for crafting bespoke, high-end kitchens and multi-functional living spaces. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a premium brand with a reputation for excellence, innovation, and exceptional customer experience.

The Role

As a Kitchen Designer, you will be responsible for creating tailored kitchen and interior designs that combine aesthetics, functionality, and precision. You’ll work closely with clients to bring their vision to life, managing the process from concept to installation.

Key Responsibilities

Design and present luxury kitchens and interiors using AutoCAD or similar software.

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Manage projects from initial brief through to installation, including site surveys, technical drawings, and final sign-offs.

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Build and maintain strong client relationships, ensuring expectations are not only met but exceeded.

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Achieve and surpass sales targets, effectively following up on all leads.

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Collaborate with architects, interior designers, suppliers, and installers to ensure seamless project delivery.

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Maintain a thorough understanding of premium kitchen and appliance brands to provide expert advice and recommendations.

Candidate Requirements

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Minimum 3 years’ experience in luxury kitchen or KBB design.

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Proven sales track record (ideally £1m+ per annum).

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Proficiency in AutoCAD; a design-related degree is advantageous.

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In-depth knowledge of high-end kitchen furniture and appliances.

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Highly motivated, professional, and adept at networking and relationship building.

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Full UK driving licence required.

Why Apply?

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Work with a prestigious, luxury brand in a design-led showroom environment.

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Enjoy uncapped earning potential and a rewarding commission structure.

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Be part of a supportive, high-performing team that values creativity and excellence.

To Apply:
Oval Deene Recruitment is acting as the employment agency for this vacancy.
📞 Call Gemma Creasey for more information or to apply today. Send your CV and Portfolio to support your application

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