Some jobs ask you to imagine a space before it exists. This one does, every single day. We're hiring a Remote Kitchen and Bath Designer to join a fully virtual design team. You'll work with homeowners on everything from tight urban kitchens to spa-style bathroom renovations, using 3D rendering tools that let clients see the finished space long before a single tile goes down. The role is remote, full-time, and pays $120,000 annually. What the work actually involves A typical week mixes client consultations with hands-on technical drafting. You'll run video calls to understand how a family actually uses their kitchen — not just what looks good in a photo — then translate that into a functional layout. Some days lean heavily on design software. Others are mostly revisions, back-and-forth with a client who's changed their mind about cabinetry twice already. Both are normal. Lead virtual design consultations to understand client needs, budget, and style preferences Create detailed space plans, functional layouts, and kitchen or bathroom remodel blueprints Produce 3D renderings so clients can visualize the finished space before construction begins Develop custom cabinetry concepts, storage solutions, and material selections Revise designs based on client feedback and structural or budget constraints Coordinate with contractors, technicians, or other designers when a project requires it Stay current on sustainable materials, layout trends, and new planning software Qualifications Education: a Bachelor's degree in interior design, kitchen and bath design, or a related field is required. Experience: at least 2 years of professional experience in kitchen and bath design, residential interior design, or a closely related design role. Also expected: Solid working knowledge of 3D design and space planning software A portfolio that shows range — different styles, different budgets, different constraints Comfort presenting and defending design decisions to clients over video An eye for functional layout, not just visual appeal Basic familiarity with construction or renovation timelines What helps you stand out Experience with sustainable or eco-conscious material selection is a real plus, since more clients are asking for it than a few years ago. NKBA certification isn't required but is looked on favorably. If you've handled historic property renovations, compact multifunctional layouts, or luxury builds, mention it — those specialties come up often enough that they matter. The tools you'll use You'll have access to industry-standard design and rendering software, along with space-planning tools specifically for kitchen and bathroom layouts. Nothing here requires you to work things out on paper first and translate later — the software is built for the way this job actually runs. A note on the team Design firms working with Naukri Mitra often mention the same thing: remote designers can lose the day-to-day feedback loop that used to happen at a shared desk. We've built around that on purpose, with weekly design huddles and regular one-on-one reviews, so you're not troubleshooting a tricky layout entirely on your own. Compensation and benefits $120,000 annual salary Fully remote position with a flexible schedule Design and rendering software provided Ongoing training in emerging tools and sustainable design practices Mentorship opportunities for designers interested in specializing further What working here is actually like Internet drops mid-call sometimes. Clients change their minds more than once. That's the job, and the team handles it by leaning on each other rather than pretending it doesn't happen. Designers occasionally swap projects for a week just to get a fresh set of eyes on something stuck. When a deadline gets tight, people show up for it. Where this role can lead Designers here move in a few directions over time: some specialize in luxury kitchens, others focus on compact or multifunctional bathroom design, and a few move into mentoring newer team members. None of that's required to start — it's simply where the role tends to go for people who stay with it. Who we're looking for Your portfolio should show an ability to work across styles — Scandinavian minimalism, warm traditional, whatever a client actually wants rather than what's trendy that year. Just as important: you listen well and adapt when a client's needs shift midway through a project. Prior experience in residential interior design is common among applicants, but candidates from related design fields with strong technical skills are also welcome. How to apply Submit your application along with a portfolio that reflects the range of projects you've worked on — layouts, renderings, and any before-and-after work you're proud of. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and our hiring team will follow up directly with next steps. Applicants from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Australia, India, and other eligible regions are welcome to apply. If you'd rather shape how people actually live in a space than just make it look good in a photo, this role is worth applying to.