A. A designer may be asked to create or renovate spaces within: - Homes - Offices and industrial units - Shops, hotels and restaurants - Public buildings - Historic buildings - Work as assigned by executive office B. Tasks may include: -Working to a brief, which details what the space will be used for, and finding out the client's personal ideas and requirements -Inspecting and surveying buildings -Setting schedules for the project -Carrying out research, to make sure that plans are technically feasible -Producing rough sketches and a mood board - a collection of suitable images, colours and materials -Developing detailed designs, often using computer-aided design (CAD) software or small-scale models -Choosing the most appropriate materials for the design and budget -Advising clients on progress, and providing them with samples of paints and fabrics to be used -Supervising the work as it is carried out.

- BS/BA degree in Interior Design or similar - Proven working experience in decorating interior spaces (consultations, renovations, space planning and new constructions) - Expertise in layout, colour, lighting, materials selection, custom furniture and all installations. - Proficient in AutoCAD, SketchUp, 3D Max, Illustrator or other design programs - Excellent portfolio of previous works - Creative talent, imagination and eye for design, including colour, and good 3D awareness - Strong communication, negotiation and presentation skills, the ability to visualise concepts and explain them to others. - Project management skills: good organizational skills, to ensure each project is completed on time and within budget - Awareness of technical building issues, and the range of relevant products and materials - Good at English, and others is advantage -Mature, self-discipline, and confident with figure