Adeline Kunkel | Interior Design Portfolio

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

Adeline Kunkel

BELLEVUE COLLEGE

CLIENT(S)

Slow Travel Dining Car T R A N S P O R T · S L O W T R AV E L · S PAT I A L P L A N N I N G

ROUTE

I N S P I R AT I O N

The brief: luxury slow travel from London to York. The passengers are people who choose the journey over the destination — they want to linger, eat well, and actually look out the window. The dining car needed to feel like a restaurant that happened to be moving, not a train that happened to have food.

MODEL

MODEL

INTERIOR MODEL — ARCHED VOIDS

The design intent was repetition through solid and void. It started as a rough sketch to get the idea out, then became a physical model — which is where it actually clicked. From there the challenge was making it work inside the train car with a real program: 375 sf of dining in the primary zone, bar/coffee at entry, satellite kitchen at the secondary end.

REPETITION THROUGH SOLID & VOID

B AT H R O O M · R E V I S I O N 0 1

The f irst revision was about f iguring out where the bathrooms could even go. The ADA bathroom needed a 60” wheelchair radius and a 30” pocket door within a 6.5’ × 8’ envelope — tight, but workable.

B AT H R O O M · R E V I S I O N 0 2

The second round tightened everything up.

The isometrics worked out clearances, f ixture placement, and pocket door swings before anything got committed to the f loor plan.

S PAT I A L R E S O L U T I O N

S PAT I A L P L A N N I N G

Once the program was locked, the f loor plan could breathe. The wave form running down the center def ines dining clusters without hard partitions, and planters anchor each zone. Two seating arrangements give passengers a choice without the space feeling split in two.

The section sketches worked out how the ceiling follows the same curve as the f loor below it, with pendant lighting reinforcing the rhythm from above. The wave isn’t just a f loor feature — it’s the organizing idea for the entire section.

FINAL DRAWINGS

The section and f loor plan are the drawings everything else was built toward — kitchen at entry, pendant clusters overhead, planters breaking the sightline down the dining spine. This is where the ceiling, lighting, and f loor form f inally read as one thing. The kitchenette and ADA bathroom isometrics show the resolved f ixture layouts and clearances: counter heights, pocket door placements, and the 60” turning radius all drawn through.

F I X T U R E S + M AT E R I A L S

1

Microwave

2

Drawer Pull 1

Microwave 1

e Machine

r Pull3

4

Beverage Fridge

Coffee Machine 3 Coffee Machine4

1

Faucet

Microwave

7

ered Water Faucet

Mint Sink

9

5

Trash Can

Wall-Mount Toilet

8

2

Kitchenette Sink

3

3

Drawer Pull

6

Coffee Machine

9

Mint Sink

5

Coffee Machine

4

Coffee Machine

Filtered Water Faucet

7

4

Trash Can

9

Beverage Fridge 3

Kitchenette 5 Sink Kitchenette Sink 6

Mint Sink

8

4

Drawer Pull

Microwave

Drawer Pull

Wall-Mount Toilet

Coffee Machine 2

Beverage 4Fridge Beverage Fridge 5

2

7

3

Trash Can

4

7

5

Beverage Fridge

Wall-Mount Toilet

5

6

Beverage Fridge

Filtered Water 6 Filtered Faucet Water Faucet

Beverage Fridge

Kitchenette Sink

Filtered Water Faucet

Kitchenette Sink 5

8

Kitchenette Sink

6

6

9

8

Mint Sink 8

Filtered Water Faucet

Wall-Mount Toilet

Filtered Water Faucet

Kitchenette Sink

Mint Sink

Wall-Mount 7 Toilet Wall-Mount Toilet

7 6

8 7

Filtered Water Faucet

Mint Sink

9

Wall-Mount Toilet 7

Trash Can 8

Mint Sink

Wall-Mount Toilet

8

Trash Can

Mint Sink9

Trash Can9

7

Trash Can

Wall-Mount Toilet

8

Mint Sink

9

Trash Can

Mint Sink

P R E S E N TAT I O N D R A W I N G S