In 2014, Dublin was nominated amongst the final three cities to become the World Design Capital. What’s more, Dublin is also home to Offset, one of the most popular conferences for creative and design industries worldwide. Because the interior design industry is rapidly growing in this European city, internships in Interior Design in Dublin are the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge in all areas of this industry and gain professional experience, which will advance your career.
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Responsibilities at Interior Design Internships in Dublin may include:
- taking photographs of completed projects and creating portfolios for clients
- assisting in designing, renovating, and redecorating rooms and buildings
- researching interior design styles and materials
- creating new designs using computer-aided design (CAD) software
- liaising with builders and architects about how buildings should be built
- working with clients to create designs for buildings and homes
Internships in Interior Design in Dublin
Here are a few examples of roles that our Interior Design Interns have taken on before:
Interior Designer
An interior designer creates solutions for any interior space, determining the layout of spaces within buildings and technical aspects such as lighting, sound, and temperature. Interior designers typically work closely with architects.
Interior Design Sales Specialist
The interior design sales specialist is responsible for providing customer service and assistance to customers in the design showroom. They also act as a liaison between the client and designer, and track and report business metrics. Their responsibilities also include assisting with inbound/outbound sales calls, staying on-trend, maintaining a working knowledge of various products and product lines, and building customer relations.
Workplace Design & Furniture Planner
A workplace design and furniture planner is a professional interior designer specializing in workplace design and fit-out. The job involves designing office environments and workplaces and helping clients to create functional, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing work environments to suit their needs.
Interior Design Assistant
An interior design assistant is responsible for supporting the senior designers in several tasks. The main functions of an interior design assistant include scheduling appointments with vendors and tradespeople, obtaining samples from vendors and suppliers, creating presentations for clients, preparing budgets and cost estimates, and organizing paperwork and files.
Kitchen and Bathroom Designer
Kitchen and bathroom designers, as the title suggests, specifically design kitchens and bathrooms. To do that, they need to have technical knowledge of the different elements that go into kitchens and bathrooms, and how to install those critical elements that are required to make them fully functional.
The Interior Design Industry
Interior design is a very practical, hands-on profession. and is an excellent career choice for those with an eye for detail, spatial awareness, and technical drawing skills. Internships in Interior Design in Dublin can help you better those skills and become an expert in this field.
Learn More About our Interior Design Internships in Dublin
Dublin is a vibrant city with a great deal of style, and is home to many top interior design agencies that are always in demand. All of our interns are placed with top-tier organizations across Dublin, allowing you to gain experience and knowledge in this exciting industry. Learn more about our internship program in Dublin here.
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