Junior Product Designer - Accessories (m/f/d)

JOIN OUR TEAM As a Junior Product Designer for Accessories, you will support the creation of inspiring and on-trend products across our most diverse category including Deco, Tabletop, Kids, and Bathroom. Working closely with the development teams, you will contribute to shaping the Westwing Collection with a strong focus on design, color, materials, and finishings.

This is a unique opportunity to grow within a fast-paced, international environment and develop your design skills while contributing to a premium and design-led portfolio. This position is permanent and based in Munich.

WHAT YOU'LL DO Design and develop on-trend and visually appealing products across multiple categories

Assist in managing the design pipeline and collaborate closely with cross-functional teams (e.g., Buying, Quality and Product Management)Conduct trend and market research to support collection building and design decisions, leveraging AI and automation where applicable

Prepare design concepts, sketches and product documentation, including detailed CMF (Color, Material and Finish) specifications

Support in maintaining consistency and quality across the Westwing CollectionYOU COME WITH1+ years of professional experience or relevant internships in product, industrial, or graphic design, or a related fieldA deep passion for product, driven by a clear ambition for design excellence

Strong interest in product development, materials, and design trendsA good eye for aesthetics, detail, and proportions

Understanding of materials, production processes, and sustainability is a plus

Ability to work in a structured and collaborative way within a fast-paced environment

Strong communication skills and a proactive, hands-on mindset

Fluency in English WHY WESTWING If you are looking for a place where ambition meets creativity, where ideas turn into impact fast, and where people are trusted to grow - you have found it. At Westwing, we’re building the Superbrand in Design with a team that’s shaping the future of beautif