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INTERESTED IN COLLABORATING WITH US?

To help us bring your vision to life, please share as much detail as you can about your concept—we can’t wait to hear from you.

We look forward to bringing your ideas to life!

LOCATION

HQ MELBOURNE

HOURS
Monday–Friday
9am–5.30pm

PHONE
+61 452 528 347

SHAPING THE NEXT GENERATION

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

At NUMI Collective, we open our studio doors to the next generation of design talent. Our 12 week internship invites interior design students into the heart of our practice—offering immersive, hands-on experience across real projects, client meetings, drawings, FF&E sourcing, and supplier training.

It’s more than professional exposure—it’s about building confidence, clarity, and creative courage for the road ahead. If you're ready to learn, contribute, and grow alongside a passionate team, we’d love to hear from you.

Reach out to be part of the journey.

INTERNSHIP TESTIMONIAL

  • BOYI WU, RMIT DESIGN GRADUATE

    “I gained a wealth of practical knowledge and skills that are not typically covered in a classroom setting. I was happy to get hands-on experience in the actual project design process. One of the most significant areas of learning was understanding the intricacies of FF&E. I learned about selecting appropriate materials, coordinating with suppliers, and ensuring that all elements meet both aesthetic and functional requirements.“

  • FUMI NISHIMI, RMIT DESIGN GRADUATE

    “I was happy to be guided by Melissa and Nancy throughout this journey. Their guidance and experience helped me gain more knowledge on the industry and what goes on behind the scenes in an interior design project. It surprised me to see that the interns were given creative freedom, and time to adapt to new software’s, as I did not experience this in my previous internships.”

  • JENNA CONLAN, RMIT DESIGN GRADUATE

    “I participated in numerous site visits and meetings with suppliers. These experiences were incredibly insightful, allowing me to observe the processes involved in selecting furniture and finishes. Seeing firsthand how design choices are made and understanding the considerations behind them was invaluable. These interactions not only deepened my appreciation for the detailed work that goes into design projects but also enhanced my knowledge of material selection, supplier relationships, and project management.”

  • JADIE LIM, RMIT DESIGN GRADUATE

    “Overall, I was very satisfied with my internship experience. It gave me a clearer understanding of how interior design works in a real studio setting and allowed me to apply my skills in a meaningful way. I appreciated the chance to be involved in a range of projects, and the team was supportive and generous with their knowledge. It definitely strengthened my interest in pursuing a career in interior design.”