Retail Interiors Coordinator

Responsibilities: Serve as the steward of Buck Mason's retail environment, ensuring every store reflects our brand standards and aesthetic.

Support maintenance requests across all retail locations.

Coordinate repairs, vendors, and service providers to ensure timely completion of work.

Maintain furniture, fixtures, décor, artwork, lighting, and styling elements across stores.

Source and procure furniture, antiques, and design pieces that align with the Buck Mason brand.

Track projects, expenses, and timelines with exceptional attention to detail.

Conduct regular store audits and identify opportunities to elevate the customer experience.

Partner with Retail, Construction, and Visual teams to execute refreshes and special projects.

Own inventory and organization of fixtures, furniture, and design assets.

Anticipate issues before they arise and proactively solve problems.

Maintain detailed records and follow-up to ensure nothing is left unfinished.

Required Skills: 1-3 years of experience in facilities coordination, store operations, project management, visual merchandising, interiors, hospitality, or a related field.

Highly organized with strong project management skills and a Type-A mindset.

Exceptional taste and appreciation for furniture, materials, architecture, and design.

Passion for vintage furnishings, craftsmanship, and creating beautiful spaces.

A natural task master who thrives on lists, deadlines, and bringing order to complexity.

Strong communication and vendor management skills.

Comfortable managing multiple projects simultaneously without sacrificing quality.

Proficient with Google Workspace, spreadsheets, and project management tools.

Willingness to travel periodically to stores as needed.

Who you are: You straighten picture frames without thinking.

You know the difference between walnut and white oak.

You appreciate craftsmanship and obsess over the details others overlook.

You get genuine satisfaction from crossing items off a list.

You believe a store should feel as intentional and lived-in as a well-designed home.

You care deeply about creating environments that leave lasting impressions.