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Graphic Designer
Sundayy · Ontario
Job description
About the role
Elte, a family‑owned leader in luxury furniture, rugs, lighting and home décor, is looking for a meticulous Graphic Designer to join its creative team in Toronto. You will translate concepts into production‑ready assets for both digital and print channels while upholding the brand’s high standards of craftsmanship.
Key responsibilities
- Support art direction across projects, from concepting to product selection.
- Create decks, presentations and structured layouts for internal and client review.
- Design packaging, signage, website experiences and editorial layouts that follow brand guidelines.
- Develop digital assets such as email templates, homepage banners and journal content.
- Execute promotional content for email and social media with precise attention to detail.
- Coordinate photoshoots, provide on‑set assistance and perform image retouching.
- Prepare accurate, print‑ready files for magazines, direct mail, billboards and in‑store signage.
Required profile
- 2–5 years of professional graphic design experience.
- Strong visual instinct, exceptional attention to detail and high standards for consistency.
- Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a fast‑paced team.
- Excellent organizational and file‑management skills.
Required skills
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe InDesign
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