Junior Graphic Designer & Customer Support

based home furnishings brand serving customers across North America through [REDACTED]. We offer a curated assortment of upholstery, rugs, pillows, furniture, and home dcor products built around strong design, quality, craftsmanship, and value. [REDACTED] is [REDACTED] Indian subsidiary and serves as our design, product development, sourcing, and operations hub. The [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] teams work as one organization to create design-forward home furnishing products for customers around the world.

This is a full-time remote role based out of India, ideal for a creative and detail-driven junior designer with a strong foundation in Photoshop and visual compositing. You'll work on bringing our home dcor products to life through styled lifestyle imagery, placing rugs, poufs, pillows, and furniture into beautifully composed room scenes that resonate with Western interior aesthetics.

Composite studio product images into styled room environments using Photoshop and traditional design tools, ensuring accurate scale, proportion, lighting, and perspective

Build and retouch lifestyle scenes that authentically reflect Western interior design styles including contemporary, transitional, coastal, and Scandinavian-modernWork with mood boards, reference images, and creative briefs to understand each product's visual story and positioningCollaborate with the creative team to align outputs with brand standards and campaign goalsTravel to the studio periodically to style ongoing photoshoots and ensure smooth on-ground execution.Participate in select shoots to assist in showcasing product scale, functionality, and human interaction naturally within the visual content.

A background in graphic design, visual merchandising, or a related creative field

Solid, hands-on proficiency in Adobe Photoshop compositing, masking, retouching, and color correction

A strong eye for Western interior design aesthetics, with the ability to distinguish between Western, European, Asian, and Indian design sensibilities

Sharp attention to detail furniture scale, lighting consistency, spatial relationships, and product dimensionality all matter

Good English communication skills for working with creative briefs and collaborating with the team

Familiarity with Illustrator or other Adobe Creative Suite tools

Experience in home dcor, furniture, or lifestyle e-commerce

Portfolio samples that reflect Western design sensibility specifically

us , highlighting any compositing, product placement, or interior styling work. based home furnishings brand serving customers across North America through [REDACTED]. We offer a curated assortment of upholstery, rugs, pillows, furniture, and home dcor products built around strong design, quality, craftsmanship, and value. [REDACTED] is [REDACTED] Indian subsidiary and serves as our design, product development, sourcing, and operations hub. The [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] teams work as one organization to create design-forward home furnishing products for customers around the world.

This is a full-time remote role based out of India, ideal for a creative and detail-driven junior designer with a strong foundation in Photoshop and visual compositing. You'll work on bringing our home dcor products to life through styled lifestyle imagery, placing rugs, poufs, pillows, and furniture into beautifully composed room scenes that resonate with Western interior aesthetics.

Composite studio product images into styled room environments using Photoshop and traditional design tools, ensuring accurate scale, proportion, lighting, and perspective

Build and retouch lifestyle scenes that authentically reflect Western interior design styles including contemporary, transitional, coastal, and Scandinavian-modernWork with mood boards, reference images, and creative briefs to understand each product's visual story and positioningCollaborate with the creative team to align outputs with brand standards and campaign goalsTravel to the studio periodically to style ongoing photoshoots and ensure smooth on-ground execution.Participate in select shoots to assist in showcasing product scale, functionality, and human interaction naturally within the visual content.

A background in graphic design, visual merchandising, or a related creative field

Solid, hands-on proficiency in Adobe Photoshop compositing, masking, retouching, and color correction

A strong eye for Western interior design aesthetics, with the ability to distinguish between Western, European, Asian, and Indian design sensibilities

Sharp attention to detail furniture scale, lighting consistency, spatial relationships, and product dimensionality all matter

Good English communication skills for working with creative briefs and collaborating with the team

Familiarity with Illustrator or other Adobe Creative Suite tools

Experience in home dcor, furniture, or lifestyle e-commerce

Portfolio samples that reflect Western design sensibility specifically

us , highlighting any compositing,

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