Interior Designer

Vesta Home is redefining how homes are marketed and furnished. Founded in 2017, we provide interior design, luxury staging, furniture rental, and custom furniture production, supported by our own inventory, logistics, and technology. We are the largest home staging business in the country, with studios in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and South Florida, and our designers work on residential, commercial, and hospitality projects for leading developers, realtors, and the design trade.

Core Values:

• “Get it done!”  We take action, overcome challenges with creativity and grit, and believe no problem is unsolvable when tackled together.
• “Design excellence”  We relentlessly improve, always raising the bar for aesthetics, process, and outcomes.
• “Execute in partnership and with pride”  We succeed as a team, obsess over quality, and celebrate collective wins.
• “Invest not spend”  We measure ROI on every investment of time and money, and act with discipline to create long-term impact.
• “Embrace a growth mindset” We believe profitable growth creates opportunity, and we empower our people to deliver world-class results

Why is this job a big deal?

The designer in this role will shape some of Vesta’s most visible work in one of the most discerning design markets in the country. They will take complex residential projects from the first client conversation through installation, making the creative decisions that give each home a clear point of view while holding every detail to a high standard. Their impact will extend beyond any single project. The relationships they build will create future opportunities, the designers they mentor will strengthen the studio, and the body of work they produce will define what Vesta design means in Northern California.

Summary of Role

The Senior Interior Designer leads luxury residential projects in the San Francisco market. This person is both the creative lead and the accountable owner of each engagement, responsible for the design vision, client relationship, scope and fees, sourcing strategy, schedule, budget, and quality of execution. They lead a small team of junior and associate designers and work closely with sales, sourcing, operations, logistics, and custom production to turn ambitious concepts into exceptional finished spaces.

Success in this role requires a designer with a strong point of view, sound commercial judgment, and the confidence to guide discerning clients through complex decisions. The right person can move easily from developing concepts, plans, palettes, and custom pieces to presenting ideas, negotiating fees, resolving issues on site, and coaching a team.