Interior Designer

Company overview

DSG Mouldings Ltd, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Richmond, British Columbia, is known for producing exterior architectural mouldings. The company blends timeless design ideas with modern methods to develop innovative wall systems and exterior features that bring finer detail to large-scale projects. It has earned a solid standing across the Lower Mainland for dependable quality, inventive solutions, and strong client support. To support steady growth and long-term stability, DSG Mouldings continues to refine its product line through technical research and the work of its Customer Service and R&D teams. Its product portfolio includes window and door systems, cornice and parapet mouldings, wall paneling, columns, arches, brackets, wall caps, banding, and other architectural components.

Role summary

This part-time, on-site position in Richmond, BC is focused on designing interior spaces that work well alongside DSG’s exterior mouldings and wall systems. The role calls for creating interior design concepts, developing layouts and mood boards, selecting finishes and materials, and making sure each design meets architectural and construction needs. The designer will work with management, clients, and outside partners to align interior solutions with DSG products, offer design guidance, and may also help with showroom presentation or project display materials. Staying current on design trends, building regulations, and product capabilities related to DSG’s range is also part of the job.

Core qualifications

The ideal candidate should bring solid interior design capability, including concept creation and detailed design work, along with strong space planning skills for functional and visually appealing layouts. A working understanding of architecture is important, especially when coordinating with exterior architectural elements. Experience with construction drawings—such as reading and preparing plans and elevations—is required, and familiarity with FF&E selection and specification is expected. A diploma or degree in Interior Design, Architecture, or a related discipline is needed. The role also calls for proficiency in drafting and design tools such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, or similar software, plus strong visual presentation and rendering skills. Good organization, attention to detail, and the ability to manage several part-time projects are important. Knowledge of building codes, construction practices, and material characteristics is an advantage, and experience with architectural products or collaboration with builders and contractors is helpful.