Junior Interior Design Portfolio

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Table of Contents COMMERCIAL MULTI-USE SPACE

RESIDENTIAL

LOFFREDO RESIDENCE

SUMMER 2023 INTERNSHIP HARLOW RANCH PROJECT

RESIDENTIAL

SMITH RESIDENCE - KRAVET

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ADDIE ALLENBRAND Interior Design Student

CONTACT (817)727-7587 agallenbrand@gmail.com Lubbock, TX & Fort Worth, TX

SOCIAL MEDIA LinkedIn:

EDUCATION Texas Tech University - Lubbock, TX

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CIDA Accredited Program Intended 2025 Bachelor of Interior Design Minor in Architecture

SKILLS

Kansas State University - Manhattan, KS CIDA Accredited Program Bachelor of Sciences in Interior Design

www.linkedin.com/in/ interiordesignxaddieallenbrand

@interiordesignxaddieallenbrand

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Revit Enscape AutoCAD InDesign Hand Drafting Hand Rendering

AWARDS

EXPERIENCE Beckley Design Studio- Fort Worth, TX Interior Design Intern

• Materials selections • Meeting with clients • Residential field experience

FIRST PLACE-

Paris Hilton’s Iconic Tracksuits- Dallas, TX

Kravet Residential

• Graphic design for catalogs and events • Selecting and naming products • PR and marketing with social media

Design Competition Fall of 2022

INVOLVEMENT Delta Delta Delta - Sorority Member - Social Media Team

Social Media Intern

Michael Kors- Fort Worth, TX Sales Associate

• Customer Service • Retail display design • Shopping consultant

PROJECT 01 OVERVIEW OBJECTIVE:

Design a two-story commercial building that is occupied by a retail store, coffee shop, and a co-working office space.

SEMESTER COMPLETED: Fall 2023 - Texas Tech University

SKILLS: - Revit - Enscape

COMMERCIAL

MULTI -USE SPACE

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 01

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The proje c t’s inspiration s e amlessly integrates w ith b oth the overarching concept and the brand identity. Embracing the ess ence of hig h s o ciety, exclusiv ity, and prestigious liv ing, the brand aims to conve y a status sy mb ol ak in to wel l-k now n luxur y lab els. C ho osing a hous ehold name li ke R alph L auren as aesthetic inspiration, renow ne d for emb o dy ing thes e qualities, reinforces the brand’s image. The v isual elegance extends b e yond mere aesthetics, inf luencing us er b ehav ior throug h the us e of exp ansive s c ales, sle ek lines, and intric ate detai ling. This delib erate design encourages a s ophistic ate d deme anor, dis couraging us ers f rom b e coming overly relaxe d and minimizing the risk of accidental spi l ls on the display furniture. By employ ing distinc t f lo oring changes and var y ing cei ling heig hts, the plan is to craft a dualistic us er exp erience—cohesive yet indiv idual ly def ine d—of fering a s e amless transition that enhances the overal l sp atial dy namics.

DALLAS, TX

PROJECT 01

LEVEL ONE

COFFEE SERVICE COUNTER

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RETAIL FURNITURE DISPLAY

Course Date

Drawn

Profes

Instruc

Scale

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CH7

CH6

CH6

CH6

TBL7

CH6

CH6 TBL7

CH6

CH6

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CH3

CH3 TBL4

CH3

CH3

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3.

CH2

CH2

CH5

CH5 CH3

TBL6 CH5

TBL4

CH5 CH3

KEY:

CH3 TBL4 CH5

1. FOYER 2. SERVICE COUNTER 3. CUSTOMER SEATING 4. KITCHEN

5. EMPLOYEE LOUNGE 6. CASH/WRAP 7. RETAIL DISPLAY 8. STORAGE

CH3

CH5 TBL6

CH5

CH5

CH3 TBL4 CH3

CH3 TBL4 CH3 CH5

CH5 TBL6

CH5

CH5

CH5

CH5 TBL6

CH5

CH5 TBL6

CH5

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Level 1 FURNITURE PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

CH5

LEVEL ONE NOT TO SCALE

an Giorgio ialto Grand orcelain Tile

American Spirit Palisades Hickor y Hardwood

The Tile Shop Virgo Negro Porcelain Tile

CH5

CH5

PROJECT 01

LEVEL TWO

LEVEL TWO ELEVATOR

PRIVATE COLLABORATIVE SPACE

SW SN

REF.

CH6

CH6

CH6

CH6

CH6 TBL7

TBL7 CH6

CH6

CH6

12.

DN

CH12

CH12

CH8

CH8

5.

DK3

CH8

6. 6.

TBL4

CH9 CH8

9.

CH8

CH8

7.

CH8

7.

CH8

DK3

DK2

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DK3

5.

CH8

TBL4

CH8

CH8

CH4

CH4

CH4

CH11

CH8

CH8

TBL4

CH4 CH11

TBL4

CH8

CH8

DK3

CH8

CH8

DK2

CH8

10.

TBL10

11.

DK1

1.

CH5

CH5 TBL8

TBL10 CH4

4.

CH4

CH5

CH5 TBL8

DK4

CH4 CH4

CH5

CH4

CH8

CH8

CH8

TBL10

CH8

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CH5

CH8

CH5

CH5 TBL8

CH8

CH5

CH4 CH8

CH8

CH5

CH8

14.

KEY:

CH11

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CH8

1. RECEPTION DESK 2. PRESENTATION ROOM 3. ONE PERSON OFFICE 4. MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 5. GROUP OFFICE (2) 6. 4-PERSON FLEX MEETING SPACE (2) 7. 2-PERSON FLEX MEETING SPACE (2)

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8. CLIENT FILES 9. LOUNGE AREA 10. PRINTING ROOM 11. MATERILS LIBRARY 12. EMPLOYEE LOUNGE 13. COLLABORATIVE SPACE 14. PRIVATE COLLABORATIVE SPACE

CH8

LEVEL TWO NOT TO SCALE

SW 6990 C AV I AR

TBL10

SW 7005 PURE W HITE

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CH8

CH8

Level 2 FURNITURE PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

W 7004 NOW BOUND

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CH8

CH8

PROJECT 01

SECTIONS

COFFEE SERVICE COUNTER

RETAIL FURNITURE DISPLAY

NORTH BUILDING SECTION NOT TO SCALE

EAST BUILDING SECTION NOT TO SCALE

LIGHTING PROJECT 01

LEVEL TWO - REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NOT TO SCALE

PROJECT 02 OVERVIEW OBJECTIVE:

Design a penthouse apartment implimenting the Italian culture of the client.

SEMESTER COMPLETED: Spring 2023 - Texas Tech University

SKILLS: AutoCAD

RESIDENTIAL

LOFFREDO RESIDENCE

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 02

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In conceptualizing this design, my aim is to establish a harmonious b alance b etwe en contrasting elements. The clients’ ne e ds encomp ass intimac y w ithin a large-s c ale sp ace, func tional ly merging work w ith opu lence, and integrating v intage pie ces w ith the contemp orar y. E xe c uting this v ision involves def ining distinc t z ones w ithin an op en f lo or plan throug h strategic changes in cei ling heig hts, f lo oring textures, and color p alettes. To address the clients’ ne e d for privac y amid professional engagements, I prop os e a ver tic al div ision of the sp ace, al lo c ating worksp aces on the f irst f lo or and private liv ing quar ters ab ove on the s e cond. Aesthetic considerations in my design w i l l showc as e mo dern fe atures, ensuring a v isual ly pristine s etting that emphasiz es the clients’ p ers onal c urate d col le c tion of antiques.

Draw ing inspiration f rom Italian c u lture, p ar tic u larly the national f lower, the w hite li ly, I s e ek to impliment its sy mb olism of p e ace, purity, and inno cence. My res e arch uncovere d historic al us es of the w hite li ly in ancient Italian me dicine, w here it playe d a role in conco c tions w ith other herbs and plants. This res onate d w ith my design concept, as the notion that the w hite li ly must b e broken dow n and die to b e able to give life to another, w hich aligns w ith the integration of opp osing themes in my design.

Integrating the ess ence of the w hite li ly, the design adopts a brig ht, neutral color scheme reminiscent of the f lower’s pristine appearance.

Organic c ur ves and shap es in the str uc tural elements e voke the delic ate contours of the li ly. Additional ly, communal are as w ithin the residence foster conne c tiv ity among o cc up ants, mirroring the communal nature of li lies that thrive in groups. The holistic appro ach, inspire d by the w hite li ly, ensures a design that not only emb o dies the clients’ desires but als o enc apsu lates the profound sy mb olism of a f lower de eply ro ote d in the Italian c u ltural histor y.

NEW YORK, NY

ROOM

FLOOR

POWDER BATHS (2)

HDW

MOLDING/BASEBOARDS MATERIALS HDW

- HAND-DRAWN AND DIGITALLY SCANNED BYTYPICAL AI FORMAL LIVING

TYPICAL

MOLDING/BASEBOARDS FINISH SW 7005 PURE WHITE SEMI GLOSS TYPICAL

5'-6"

PRIMARY BEDROOM

WALLS MATERIALS

GREEN BOARD ALL WALLS

2

1 2" GYP

TYPICAL 10'-6"

PRIMARY SUITE TILE

GREEN BOARD ALL WALLS

PRIMARY CLOSET LIBRARY

TILE

1 2" GYP

HDW

TYPICAL 2

LIVING/DINING

TILE

4'-9"

PRIMARY BATH

KITCHEN TYPICAL

GREEN BOARD- S WALL GREEN BOARD- W WALL

5'-9"

WORK KITCHEN PANTRY GUEST SUITES (2)

1 2" GYP TYPICAL 2

HDW

GUEST BATHS TYPICAL (2)

10'-6"

GREEN BOARD ALL WALLS

GUEST LOUNGE

67'-0"

1 2" GYP

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STYLE

ACTION

INTERIOR/EXTERIOR

WIDTH

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SWING

10'-6"

DOOR SCHEDULE INTERIOR

3'-0"

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TYPICAL

BI-FOLD

TYPICAL

TYPICA

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LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL SYMBOLS SYMBOL

2

POCKET

DESCRIPTION

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CEILING MOUNTED LIGHT

SMOKE DETECTOR

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RECESSED LIGHT

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PROJECT 02

LEVEL ONE

9'-6"

FINISH SCHEDULE- SECOND FLO

TYPICAL

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ELEVATION A - SOUTH KITCHEN WALL HAND RENDERED - NOT TO SCALE

105'-0" 4'-3"

5'-3"

2

2'-321"

12'-0"

2

2

6'-7"

2'-7"

9'-5"

2

2

2

8'-0" CLG

20'-0"

STAFF SUITE

STORAGE/ HVAC

1 STATUE 1

2

9'-021" 4'-1"

6'-0"

BATHROOM

CLOSET

8'-0" CLG

6'-0"

2

1

8'-0" CLG

8'-0" CLG

BATHROOM

8'-0" CLG

10'-0" CLG

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2

19'-5"

POWDER BATH

9'-1"

6'-0"

UP

8'-0" CLG

8'-0" CLG

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1'-0"

10'-0" CLG

2'-6"

BATHROOM 1

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3

8'-0" CLG

15'-11"

3

CLOSET

2'-6"

UP

6'-6"

E STAFF LOUNGE/LAUNDRY

UP

1

STAFF SUITE

3'-6"

17'-10"

G 9'-4"

1

6'-0"

1 8'-0" CLG

FASHION STUDIO

3

3

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6'-6"

24'-9"

2

STAFF SUITE

9'-6"

10'-0" CLG

7'-4"

4'-0"

3

1

35'-0" 35'-0"

2'-1"

3'-421"

2'-321"

3'-10"

8'-9"

3'-4"

3'-9"

6'-0"

6'-0"

22'-6"

2'-521"

6'-021"

7'-6"

2'-0"

38'-0"

3'-6"

3'-7"

9'-6"

10'-0"

1'-0"

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5'-6"

5'-0"

15'-0"

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San Giorgio R ialto Grand Porcelain Tile

Duravana Lake Lager Oak Hardwood

Dream Stone Carrara Giola Porcelain Tile

15'-0"

ASSISTANT WORKSPACE

1

4'-1021"

10'-0" CLG

26'-6"

CONFERENCE ROOM

7'-0"

POWDER BATH ART STUDIO

CLOSET 4'-0"

16'-221"

8'-0" CLG

42'-0"

7'-0"

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7'-0"

4'-7"

5'-3"

5'-5"

2

4'-3"

10'-6"

8'-1"

14'-6"

6'-8"

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5'-6" 10'-6"

LIBRARY 10'-6"

7'-0"

6'-4"

67'-0"

10'-6"

STATUE

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8'-6"

10'-6"

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LEVEL TWO

9'-6"

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FORMAL SITTING ROOM - HAND-DRAWN AND DIGITALLY SCANNED BY AI

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ELEVATION H - NORTH KITCHEN ISLAND HAND RENDERED - NOT TO SCALE

105'-0"

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5'-0"

3'-1121"

FRIDGE

5'-6"

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11'-9"

H FORMAL KITCHEN

6'-0"

2 FORMAL LIVING

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6'-7"

12'-1"

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GUEST SUITE

DINING ROOM 14

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16

16

16

LIVING ROOM 1

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16

9'-5"

11'-6"

42'-0"

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POWDER BATH

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4'-5"

5'-6"

11 16

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7'-7"

9'-6"

8'-321"

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4'-821"

7'-0"

4'-7"

5'-4"

4'-521"

4'-2" 10'-6"

26'-1"

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14'-6"

7'-0"

6 3'-321"

GUEST LOUNGE 3

POWDER BATH

1

4'-321"

4'-0"

PANTRY

WORK KITCHEN

DN

3'-0"

1

3'-6"

3

DN

4'-021"

6'-0"

20'-221"

1

17'-0"

16'-0"

4'-3"

PRIMARY CLOSET

4'-0"

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GUEST SUITE

6'-1"

2'-6"

2

24'-7"

D

11'-0"

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RIMARY SUITE

6'-0"

3 PRIMARY BATH

10'-2"

3

18'-7"

16'-5"

1'-8"

35'-0"

2'-8"

3'-0"

3'-10"

8'-9"

3'-821"

3'-421"

2'-721"

3'-421"

6'-0"

5'-6"

2'-521"

6'-021"

7'-6"

2'-0"

4'-0"

10'-0"

1'-0"

COND FLOOR PLAN

5'-0"

LEVEL TWO

15'-0"

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NOT TO SCALE

SW 7004 SNOW BOUND

3'-6"

38'-0"

22'-6"

Serena & Lily Acacia Stripe Nav y BLue

SW 9178 In the Nav y

15'-0"

25'-7"

10'-11"

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9'-6"

WINE

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PROJECT 03 OVERVIEW OBJECTIVE:

Select materials for custom upholsteries to be used in the great room, dining room, and bedrooms in a new-build residence.

SEMESTER COMPLETED:

Summer 2023 - Beckley Design Studio in Fort Worth, TX

SKILLS:

Materials Selections Presentions for Clients

INTERNSHIP 2023

HARLOW RANCH

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This p ast summer, I had the opp or tunity to intern at B e ck ly Design Studio in my home tow n of For t Wor th, Texas.

During my time at B e ck le y, I gaine d hands-on expirence w ith materials s ele c tions, site v isits, and me eting w ith clients. Under the sup er v ision of Kel le y Rob er ts and Reb e cc a Atk ins on, I was tr uste d w ith materials s ele c tions of a ne wbui ld proje c t lo c ate d in Bre ckenridge, Texas. Harlow R anch w i l l re quire a primar y b e dro om, bunk ro om, and b e dro oms for al l thre e of the Harlow daug hters. My job as an intern was to s ele c t materials for e ach sp ace and prov ide two s ep arate materials choices for the clients to cho os e f rom for e ach ro om. E ach ro om re quire d c ustom he adb o ards, euro shams, k ing shams, a b olster pi l low, a coverlett and duvet, as wel l as c ustom c ur tains c ustom s e ating along w ith pi l lows. For e ach materials b o ard I als o had to f ind wal lp ap er, r ugs, p aint, and furniture. I sp ent the summer study ing the ne e ds of e ach resident and iterating the materials s chemes unti l the y were p erfe c t to pres ent. I b e c ame conf ident w ith arranging unique p atterns together in a v isual ly comp el ling way, and am now comfor table using colors that I once considere d intimidating.

BRECKENRIDGE, TX

PROJECT 03

Color Scheme: • Pink & Green

Needs : • Headboard

BEDROOM 1 - LAUREN

• King sham • Euro sham • Coverlette • Duvet • Curtians • Daybed • Hanging chair • Bench • Nightstands • Wallpaper

PROJECT 03

Color Scheme: • Lavender & Navy • Lavender & Sage

Needs : • Headboard

BEDROOM 2 - MARY

• King sham • Euro sham • Coverlette • Duvet • Curtians • Reading chair • Bench • Nightstands • Wallpaper

PROJECT 03

Color Scheme: • Hot Pink & Green • Blush & Sage

Needs : • Headboard

BEDROOM 3 - KATIE

• King sham • Euro sham • Coverlette • Duvet • Curtians • Arm chair • Bench • Nightstands • Wallpaper

PROJECT 04 OVERVIEW OBJECTIVE:

Design a home for the Smiths - a family with twin boys, one which has ASD hyposensitivity. Apply ASD research to the design.

SEMESTER COMPLETED: Fall 2023 - Kansas State University

SKILLS:

Hand-drawn elevations and perspectives

RESIDENTIAL

SMITH RESIDENCE

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT 04

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The priority of my design is the commitment to crafting refined and functional social areas, reflecting the Smiths’ penchant for hosting gatherings. Upon entering the residence, guests are welcomed into a captivating experience. Both conceptually and aesthetically, my inspiration stems from the charismatic black cat.

Renowned as the most sociable among feline breeds, this choice that is coherent with a family that values the art of hospitality, ensuring a space that not only embodies elegance but also encourages the warmth of shared moments with friends and family.

DESIGN IMPLICATIONS THE COLOR BLACK -Is associated with elegance, power, sophistication, authority, and mystery. The use of black in this space is very intentional in highlighting the most important design details.

CEILING HEIGHTS - Cats spend most of their time in enclosed spaces because that is where they feel the most safe and comfortable, but when they are ready to socialize with others, they will come out into the open and be vulnerable. In the most public spaces of the residence,the ceiling height is at a maximum, while the private spaces either drop or have steps to provide an enclosed experience and imitate this phenomenon.

GOLD ACCENTS - When black cats are fully grown, their eyes are yellow-gold, so I have incorporated gold accents in the design.

LUXURY - In many cultures such as Japanese, Russian, Scottish, English, and Egyptian, they are viewed as symbols of good luck, they are worshiped, and considered sacred by royalty, which influenced my design to exude opulence.

HOUSTON, TX

DIAGRAMS & RESEARCH P R O J E C T 0 4

ASD HYPOSENSITIVITY - Undersensitive to sensory information - Have a more difficult time visually defining objects - Have a more difficult time hearing - Need for constant stimuli

DESIGN IMPLICATIONS - Hardwood and tile flooring allow sound to travel and make it easier for Noah to hear when being called.

- Using muted and nuetral colors that aren’t triggering but also have great contrast in the space.

- Placing textured objets in Noah’s room such as throw pillows.

SOCIAL SPACES - maximum ceiling height

PROJECT 04

CUSTOM TILE DESIGNS

FLOOR TILE

• FOYER

• MASTER BATHRO

• LAUNDRY/WORK KITCHEN

• GUEST BATHROO

Why Custom Tiles?

During the materials selection process of this project, I wasn’t

find the exact tiles I wanted for the space. I decided to challenge with creating what I had envisioned on my own. For the floor

above, I used photoshop to arrange the specific flooring tiles t

space needed and placed them each exactly how they would best for the wall tile on the right, this design was inspired by an image

while searching for concept imagry of garden hedges that were tr

in a simularly curved form. I created my own iteration of that fo

digitally drew this shape by hand, then used photoshop to la

together. Creating custom tile designs were not assigned in this p

however, with doing this I learned to not limit my capabilities as a de

WALL TILE • MASTER SHOWER WALL • GUEST SHOWER WALL

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PROJECT 04

FIRST FLOOR

GUEST SUITE GUEST B ATH

A OFFICE FOY ER

FIRST FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE

BRE AK FA ST

L AUNDRY K ITCHEN PANTRY

A WORK K ITCHEN

PROJECT 04

SECOND FLOOR

NOAH’S RO OM

G AME RO OM

T W IN ’S B ATH

LI AM’S RO OM

SECOND FLOOR PLAN NOT TO SCALE

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M A STER B ATH

NICOLE’S B ATH NICOLE’S RO OM

PROJECT 04

ELEVATIONS

COFFEE & WINE ELEVATION

FORM

NOT TO SCALE

NOT TO SC

MAL KITCHEN ELEVATION

CALE

PROJECT 04

PERSPECTIVE

KRAVET DESIGN COMPETITION RESULTS After completing of this project during the fall semester my sophomore year, ten students’ projects were chosen by our studio professors to be submitted and reviewed by the Kravet design team in New York.

I am honored to have been selected at the first place winner for this design competition. I was nationally recognized for my efforts, and received a scholarship as well as an award for the College of Health and Human Sciences display case at Kansas State University. The Kravet design team stated that they were specifically impressed by my thoughtful concept and design implications that followed, as well as my ability to strategically space plan already as a sophomore.

Many long studio hours and sleepless nights were all made worth it after being recognized for my hard work. This project taught me determination, time management, and to not limit the capabilities of my creativity. I learned to make conscious design choices for myself, even if it meant taking risks or going against other people’s suggestions.

FOYER

- HAND-DRA

AWN AND DIGITALLY SCANNED BY AI