We inspire through design. By creating patterns and palettes that activate and reflect people’s interior worlds, we invite them to experience the deep pleasure of finding expression in their environment.

Design Operations Intern

Charleston, SC

Operations Manager

This internship supports our small, collaborative studio with organizational projects and cross-team tasks that keep creative work moving smoothly. You’ll contribute to the behind-the-scenes systems that bring textiles, wallpapers, and visuals to life—while gaining practical exposure to how a values-driven, small creative business operates.

Success in this role looks like thoughtful attention to detail, reliable
follow-through, clear communication, and curiosity to learn. Our values— Joy + Intention, Solitude + Collaboration, and Empathy + Empowerment—guide the way we work together. Training will be provided for all tasks.

Studio Organization & Archives:

· Assist with the organization of the studio space for daily workflow.

· Maintain the artwork archive: scan, label, and file artwork as needed.

· File approvals for wallpaper, murals, and fabric.

· Create and update binders for custom color developments

· Maintain the product development library (quality samples, strike-offs, and samples)

Digital Assets & Product Pages:

· Update product pages with new install photography and basic metadata

· Ensure imagery and file naming follow brand standards and are easy to locate.

· Assist with alt-text labeling.

Additional Projects:

· Support sample sale preparation (sorting, labeling, and potentially photographing)

· Support cross-team needs and jump into special projects based on what’s happening in the studio (e.g. photo shoot prep, shipments, sample pulls)

· Note: Responsibilities may shift based on studio priorities; flexibility and a proactive mindset are essential.

Qualifications:

·  Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable building and maintaining systems.

· Clear, professional communication and a collaborative approach.

·  Comfortable handling physical studio tasks (lifting/moving sample boxes, tidying, and labeling)

·  Interest in small-business operations

What You’ll Learn:

· How a small creative business runs—from Product Development to Operations and Marketing.

· Best practices for archiving artwork, managing samples, and preparing
files/approvals.

· The rhythm of studio life: planning, prioritizing, and collaborating to meet
deadlines.

To Apply:

· Email the following to hiring@rebeccaatwood.com.
· Please include your name and “Intern” in the subject.

· Resume and cover letter including which one of our values resonates with you the most and how you see it applying to the role.

· Two references