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Role Overview: We're looking for someone to join our team in Swadlincote as a Studio Assistant. In this role, you will support the smooth operation of the photography studio for the Liberty London website. Working with b…
Skills: Stock management, Inventory systems, Microsoft Office, Communication, Organization
City of Westminster, England, United Kingdom · On-site
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The Studio Assistant manages the flow of stock in and out of the photography studio while supporting photographers and stylists with shoot preparation. They are responsible for scheduling shoots, maintaining studio organization, and ensuring accurate stock tracking in collaboration with the warehouse team.
Candidates should have a working knowledge of Microsoft Office and strong communication skills, with the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment. Previous experience in a studio, retail, or eCommerce setting is considered desirable.
We're looking for someone to join our team in Swadlincote as a Studio Assistant. In this role, you will support the smooth operation of the photography studio for the Liberty London website. Working with both the inhouse team, the head office and our warehouse you will play a key role in the delivery of assets across all categories. The role is highly collaborative, requiring strong organisational and communication skills, and is well suited to someone who is proactive, eager to learn, and adaptable in a fast-paced retail environment.
Manage the flow of stock in and out of the studio, ensuring items are tracked, logged, and returned to the warehouse in a timely manner.
Assist photographers and stylists with organising, steaming, and prepping stock ahead of and during shoots.
Schedule shoots in line with content deadlines and business priorities, working with the wider studio and content teams.
Keep internal and external teams and stakeholders informed on studio progress, flagging delays or issues proactively.
Liaise with the warehouse team to keep the stock file accurate and up to date, resolving discrepancies quickly.
Maintain a clean, organised, and efficient studio space, supporting the wider team with ad hoc tasks as needed.
Identify opportunities to improve studio workflows and stock-handling processes, feeding suggestions back to the Studio Manager.
Essential:
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Excel, Outlook, Word)
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work well within a team and build relationships across departments
Ability to multitask, prioritise, and stay organised under time pressure
A proactive, can-do attitude with a willingness to learn
Comfortable working in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
Desirable:
Previous experience in a studio, retail, fashion, or eCommerce environment
Experience using stock management or inventory systems
An interest in photography, styling, or content production
Familiarity with product lifecycle within a retail/eCommerce setting
Liberty is proud to be an equal opportunities employer and opposes all forms of unlawful discrimination. We are committed to creating an environment where people from all backgrounds can thrive – bringing their unique perspectives, skills, and experience to everything we do.
We are dedicated to eliminating both conscious and unconscious bias from our practices. Our approach is grounded in respect, fairness, and consistency, ensuring that no one is treated less favourably based on gender, race, age, disability, sexual orientation, religion or belief, or any other protected characteristic.
"Liberty is the chosen resort of the artistic shopper" Oscar Wilde.
When our adventurous founder Arthur Lasenby Liberty laid plans for a London emporium laden with luxuries and fabrics from distant lands, his dream was to metaphorically dock a ship in the city streets. To this day, a voyage of discovery awaits on the good ship Liberty, with history hidden amongst six floors of cutting-edge design, unexpected edits and beautiful wares from the world's greatest craftspeople. Liberty's collection of ornaments, fabric and objets d'art from around the world proved irresistible to a society intoxicated at the time by Japan and the East and Liberty effected social change in interior design and dress, so much so that the Art Nouveau period in Italy is called 'Liberty Style'. A realisation of Arthur's original vision, our magnificent Great Marlborough Street shop followed in 1924. Our beautiful building was designed by Edwin T. Hall and his son Edwin S. Hall. In 1922, the builders Messrs Higgs & Hill were given a lump sum of £198,000 to construct it, which they did from the timbers of two ancient 'three-decker' battle ships. Records show more than 24,000 cubic feet of ships timbers were used including their decks now being the shop flooring: The HMS Impregnable - built from 3040 100-year-old oaks from the New Forest - and the HMS Hindustan, which measured the length and height of our Liberty building. The 1920s was a time of Tudor revival, considered the most crafted and English of architecture, so the shop was engineered around three atriums. Designed to feel like a home, each atrium was surrounded by smaller rooms, complete with fireplaces and furnishings. The building is now a heritage listed London icon and today, Liberty is famed for its directional design, cultural collaborations and inspiring curation. Our dedicated in-house design studio is still at the core of all that we do, hand painting and creating our beautiful prints, and reworking finds from the 45,000-strong archive.
Offices: Regent Street, London, W1B 5AH, GB
View all jobs at Liberty."Liberty is the chosen resort of the artistic shopper" Oscar Wilde.
When our adventurous founder Arthur Lasenby Liberty laid plans for a London emporium laden with luxuries and fabrics from distant lands, his dream was to metaphorically dock a ship in the city streets. To this day, a voyage of discovery awaits on the good ship Liberty, with history hidden amongst six floors of cutting-edge design, unexpected edits and beautiful wares from the world's greatest craftspeople. Liberty's collection of ornaments, fabric and objets d'art from around the world proved irresistible to a society intoxicated at the time by Japan and the East and Liberty effected social change in interior design and dress, so much so that the Art Nouveau period in Italy is called 'Liberty Style'. A realisation of Arthur's original vision, our magnificent Great Marlborough Street shop followed in 1924. Our beautiful building was designed by Edwin T. Hall and his son Edwin S. Hall. In 1922, the builders Messrs Higgs & Hill were given a lump sum of £198,000 to construct it, which they did from the timbers of two ancient 'three-decker' battle ships. Records show more than 24,000 cubic feet of ships timbers were used including their decks now being the shop flooring: The HMS Impregnable - built from 3040 100-year-old oaks from the New Forest - and the HMS Hindustan, which measured the length and height of our Liberty building. The 1920s was a time of Tudor revival, considered the most crafted and English of architecture, so the shop was engineered around three atriums. Designed to feel like a home, each atrium was surrounded by smaller rooms, complete with fireplaces and furnishings. The building is now a heritage listed London icon and today, Liberty is famed for its directional design, cultural collaborations and inspiring curation. Our dedicated in-house design studio is still at the core of all that we do, hand painting and creating our beautiful prints, and reworking finds from the 45,000-strong archive.
Offices: Regent Street, London, W1B 5AH, GB
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