Digital Graphic Designer (freelance)

LUXURY LIFESTYLE BRAND - FREELANCE DIGITAL MARKETING DESIGN (6-8 months)
 

• Inside IR35 contract until end of 2025
• £250-300pd (depending on experience)

 
This luxury lifestyle brand (backed by significant investment) is redefining what "good" looks like for their ultra-high-net-worth audience. With real focus on their digital platforms and a website redesign & replatform underway, they'd like to trial bringing some design capability in-house. As such they’re looking for a freelance Digital Graphic Designer to join the team until the end of the year.
 
You’ll be the sole in-house designer, collaborating with agencies and internal stakeholders to deliver highly polished, premium marketing content.
 
What they need:
 

• A hands-on digital native designer, who's confident producing collateral across all on and offline channels
• A portfolio that reflects luxury, lifestyle or high-net-worth brand experience
• Someone who’s confident owning creative output as the only in-house designer
• Strong digital knowledge - from CRM and social to email and display
• A designer who's confident serving as the brand guardian, upholding a consistent look and feel across all customer touchpoints

 
What you’re great at:
 

• Translating brand guidelines into elevated, channel-specific content
• Designing high-end marketing materials across both digital and offline channels
• Working with stakeholders at all levels and collaborating with agencies
• Staying calm, organised and creative in a fast-paced, evolving environment
• Bringing consistency, polish, and creativity across all touchpoints

 
What you’ll get:
 

• A long-term contract to end of 2025
• Inside IR35 (umbrella company recommendations available)
• A hybrid working model - 4 days per week onsite in their Central London office
• The chance to shape and influence the visual direction of a growing luxury brand
• Be part of a major digital transformation with real creative impact

 
�� Start date: ASAP - no later than early May
�� Interviews: Taking place early next week