Company Description Folk Objects is a home brand that helps customers either shop distinctive objects or build complete spaces, starting with lighting, rugs, textiles, furniture, and wall art. The company closes the gap between aspirational references and real homes by turning moodboards, renders, and inspiration images into concrete product plans that can be ordered, delivered, and placed. Through an online shop, space edits, styling support, and full-home concepts without civil work, Folk Objects serves homes, villas, hospitality, interiors, and everyday spaces. Rooted in India, the brand is part of a new generation of Indian-origin companies building direct consumer trust, pricing power, and cultural relevance through thoughtful products and spaces. Customers can engage for a single object, a curated set of pieces, or a complete space direction, from moodboard to made.
The Role We’re looking for a visual storyteller to help build the world of Folk.
You’ll own the day-to-day visual language of the brand across Instagram, LinkedIn, campaigns,



launches and digital content — from shooting and editing reels to creating carousels, graphics and campaign assets. We want someone who understands that excellent social isn't just about making beautiful content. It is about having a point of view.

You will
Own Folk’s social content pipeline from idea → creation → publishing
Concept and produce Reels, short-form videos and founder-led content
Shoot and edit product, space, process and behind-the-scenes content
Create carousels, graphics, stories and campaign assets
Translate brand ideas into strong visual storytelling
Develop recurring content formats and series
Work closely with the founder, design and marketing teams
Maintain a consistent visual language across channels
Help plan monthly content calendars
Track content performance and learn what resonates
Experiment with AI tools for image, video and creative production
Support launches, campaigns and website content
You might

📌 Social Media, Video (Mumbai)
🏢 Folk Objects
📍 Mumbai