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24 Fashion, Floral & Interior Design Jobs in United States
Days unfold solving problems with colour, space, and materials to meet changing client visions.
Average salary: $51,825
Average salary
$51,825
across 23 jobs
- Activewear Designer
- Steve Madden
- New York City, United States
- $80,000 – $85,000
- Merchandiser - Floral
- Falcon Farms Inc.
- Jerseyville, United States
- $34,000
- Flower Merchandiser
- Falcon Farms Inc.
- Bemidji, United States
- $80,000
- Cake Decorator
- Associated Food Stores
- Taylorsville, United States
- $30,000 – $34,000
- Interior Design Architect
- Egis Group
- Madrid, Maryland
- €30,000 – €42,000
- Retail Display Installer – Technology
- 2020 Companies
- Fort Walton Beach, United States
- $34,000
- Floral Manager
- Niemann Foods, Inc.
- Wisconsin, United States
- $34,000 – $44,000
- Floral Manager
- Niemann Foods, Inc.
- Wisconsin, United States
- $34,000 – $44,000
- Assistant Designer
- REVOLVE
- Los Angeles, United States
- $42,000 – $50,000
- Interior Designer
- AECOM
- Boston, United States
- $65,000 – $85,000
- Lead Designer
- Winston Flowers
- Greenwich, United States
- $80,000 – $95,000
- Interior Designer
- DLR Group
- Chicago, United States
- $69,850 – $108,350
- Assistant Stylist
- Rue Gilt Groupe
- Shepherdsville, United States
- $34,000
- Floral Clerk
- Kroger
- Olive Branch, United States
- $22,880 – $29,120
- Merchandiser - Floral
- Falcon Farms Inc.
- Hermiston, United States
- $70,000
- Interior Designer II
- CannonDesign
- Chicago, United States
- $57,905 – $72,335
- Visual Merchandiser
- H&M Group
- Reno, United States
- $38,000 – $42,000
- Retail Display Installer - Technology
- 2020 Companies
- Sioux Falls, United States
- $36,000
- Cake Decorator
- Yoke's Fresh Market
- Spokane, United States
- $34,000 – $42,000
- Floral Clerk
- Coborn's
- Fargo, United States
- $29,120 – $35,360
- Cake Decorator
- Dairy Queen
- Bozeman, United States
- $29,120 – $37,440
- Floral Clerk
- Hy-Vee, Inc.
- Kearney, United States
- $29,120 – $35,360
- Visual Merchandising and Store Design Associate
- IKEA
- Sunrise, United States
- $44,000 – $62,000
- Flower Merchandiser
- Falcon Farms Inc.
- Roxboro, United States
- $94,000
This work spans developing concepts, sourcing materials, managing production timelines, and refining designs through client feedback. Employers typically seek a portfolio demonstrating design thinking, technical proficiency in relevant software, and understanding of current trends alongside established principles. Roles exist across fashion houses and independent labels, floral studios and event companies, interior design practices from boutique to large-scale, plus in-house design teams at retailers and hospitality groups. Entry-level positions often involve assisting senior designers; progression leads toward lead designer, creative director, or independent practice.
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Questions
What educational background do employers require?
A degree in fashion, floral design, interior design, or fine arts is common, though strong portfolios sometimes substitute. Employers value demonstrated design ability and technical skills over credentials alone.
What does a typical day involve?
Days combine conceptual work, client communication, sketching or digital design, material research, and reviewing samples or installations. Time splits between desk work and site visits or studio work depending on the role.
Which software skills matter most?
Adobe Creative Suite, CAD, and 3D rendering tools appear frequently in job descriptions. The specific tools vary by speciality, so familiarity with learning new software matters as much as existing expertise.
How do designers move into senior roles?
Advancement typically follows building a recognisable body of work and taking on mentorship responsibilities. Leads and directors usually have five to ten years of experience and a track record of completed projects.
What distinguishes interior design work from architecture?
Interior designers focus on spaces, furnishings, finishes, and user experience within existing structures, while architects design buildings themselves. Interior work moves faster and involves more direct client interaction throughout projects.
How does fashion design differ from merchandising?
Designers create garment concepts and oversee production; merchandisers select finished products for retail. Design involves technical pattern work and production problem-solving; merchandising involves trend analysis and sales strategy.
What does floral design work actually entail?
It combines arranging, construction of displays for events or retail, client consultation, and often event day setup and management. Work balances artistic vision with practical concerns like flower longevity and structural integrity.
How much travel or site work happens?
Interior designers visit client sites regularly during projects; fashion designers may travel for production facilities or trade shows; floral designers often work on-site at events. The frequency varies significantly by employer and project type.
What physical demands exist in these roles?
Floral and event work involves standing, lifting, and repetitive hand movements. Fashion pattern-making requires sustained focus and precision; interior design includes measuring, climbing, and moving around spaces.
How do these roles differ from adjacent creative positions?
Graphic designers focus on 2D visual communication; these roles engage with three-dimensional, often physical, end products. Decorators apply existing styles; designers typically develop concepts from research and client needs.