Interior Design Student Portfolio by Agung Apsari

interior design portfolios.

2017 - 2021

by agungapsari

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SMPN 1 Denpasar

Agung Apsari Interior Designer 3rd of May, 2000

A currently Bali based Interior Design student from Institut Teknologi Sepuluh November. She was born and grew up in Denpasar then decided to continue her studies in Surabaya. Her interest and passion in art brought her to Interior Design.

She lived by the words that it’s not impossible but it’s just hard, and love the words that talent is something you make bloom and instinct is something you polish. contact through : email by agungapshari@gmail.com whatsapp by 081338634334 line by AApsari4

Besides interior design, she also enjoy taking photos, nature elements, and cultures. With her passion, determination, and willingness to work in team, she is ready to work and join your company.

SMAN 1 Denpasar

ITS Surabaya

Software Knowledges - Sketchup - Auto CAD - Vray 3.4 - Enscape - Adobe Photoshop - Adobe Illustrator

Competition Experiences - Sayembara Desain Interior Cordova Universitas Diponegoro (Submitted Entry) - Lomba Desain Interior Cafe "New Normal" Universitas Esa Unggul (Submitted Entry) - Lomba Moodboard INSPIRE 2020 (Submitted Entry)

Organization Experiences - Delegation for Karya Baru Bersama Temu Karya Mahasiswa Desain Interior Indonesia XIV - Crew of "Installation and Decoration" SPASIAL 2017 - Crew of "Installion and Decoration" SPASIAL 2020 - Staff of "Inovasi Karya" Himpunan Mahasiswa Desain Interior ITS

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Interior Design of Japandi Themed House with Universal Design.

Interior and Function_2019

This is her second interior project from her interior studio class when she was on her fourth semester. The challenge from this project is how to make all the spaces can be used by all the people even by the people with special needs.

In this case, the user is one family consists of 6 members. A father, mother, son, an elderly who needs to use a wheelchair in her daily activities, and one helper. It was also stated that the family is a Japanese family who owns a house and lives in the city.

With the whole background, she decided to used Japandi as the theme for the house. Japandi theme brought the culture from the Japanese elements and modernness from the Scandivanian looks. This style also communicates sense of calmness, clean looking atmosphere, breath, and neatness. Monochromatic and natural colors are applied in order to accentuate Scandinavian look, while the elements of nature and geometric-repetitive shapes to bring the Japanese ambience.

Living Room Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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BED TV CABINET SOFA & SIDE TABLE BOOKSHELF WARDROBE SHELFS MAKE UP TABLE CLOTHES BASKET SHELFES CHAIR CLOSET WASTAFEL

120 X 200 X 45 CM 94 X 28 X 280 CM 140 X 50 X 50 CM 40 X 50 X 280 CM 130 X 50 X 280 CM 40 X 50 X 280 CM 100 X 50 X 25 CM 40 X 40 X 100 CM 50 X 15 X 148 CM 40 X 100 X 45 CM 36 X 66 X 48 CM 25 X 80 X 25 CM

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TV CABINET STANDING LAMP CARPET SOFA PLANT BOOKSHELF

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DINING TABLE CHAIR REFRIGATOR SINK COUNTER STOVE SHOE RACK

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Bedroom Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Bedroom Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Bathroom Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Dining Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

Kitchen Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Japandi Themed Apartemen Design Home Decoration_2020

Living Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Home Decoration is one of the extra classes she took on her third year studying in ITS. From this class, she was reminded and learned again about how to make moodboard, choosing materials, making material boards, and making decorations. The apartment design and styling is the final project for this class. The issue is to imagine herself as the user and how to make the whole space represent her existence.

Rest Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

Concept Japandi is popular with the concept of Wabi Sabi, to support the look she colored the walls with beige textured paint. To bring the sense of calmness, she applied a repetitive compotition of geometric shapes for the furniture. The use of natural elements and nature oriented colors is to bring the sense of nature into the room.

Being a uni-student with loads of assignments and organization activities despite being a homebody person, she dreams of a space that can relax her mind on her free time. She also has a good numbersof albums collection and she needs a large storage to store and display them at the same time

Layout The space is divided into four area consists of living area, rest area, kitchen, and bathroom. To give some privacy to the rest area, she elevated the floor and put a large multi function storage.

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Akaruma : A Japandi Themed Apartemen Design Competition Entry_2020

Akaruma consists of two words, akar or root and rumah or house. Sustainable design that cannot be separated from the environment, namely nature as the root of human life, and the house which is the root for creating an environment or a place for activities that are comfortable for its users. The room is designed in Japandi-style nuances with compact and minimalist furniture designs. The materials used are sustainable materials such as bamboo parquet, vinyl, and plywood. The incoming lighting is maximized by using neutral and light colors so that it can reflect incoming light. Indoor plants as decorations can help change the air in the room.

Layout This studio unit has a total area of 21 m2.

It is designed to follow the circulation and closeness of the user's activit i es, equipped with a compact furniture form. The room is divided into three main areas, namely the liv i ng area, pantry, and cleaning area.

Living Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Hallway Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

The design concept of this unit is how users come from a narrow hallway that lacks natural light into a spacious living area full of natural light. Therefore, furniture is placed around the wall to provides a large space in the middle. The hallway is designed with glass that fills most of the walls and wall storage. The mirror helps the narrow nature of the space feel wider.

Pantry Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

Inspired by the culture of drinking tea in Japan, the room is divided with a slight difference in the floor elevation. In this area, the area for rest and work is above the bed frame which is also designed with additional storage underneath. Pantry is designed according to sequence of activities with a design that also maximizes the storage function. The folding table beside the pantry can be opened wider so that it can be used as an additional work area.

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Bedroom, TV Panel, & Wardrobe Area Design Internship_2020

The client is a pair of husband and wife. They want to have a new TV panel and a redesign for the whole bedroom. The existing wall is already cracked in some parts and also have some crayon doodles made by their children. They want it to be painted in clean white. The TV Panel is made from plywood and consists of three stacked shelves. The finishing is from wood textured HPL and white colored HPL. The wardrobe area is designed to be brighter with a hidden lamp behind the full body mirror. A nice indoor plant— Monstera is placed to complete the look.

TV Panel and Wardrobe Area Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

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Technical Drawing_Bedding

Technical Drawing_TV Panel

Bedroom Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

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Modern Minimalist Kitchen Personal_2020

This kitchen used the combination of dark wood finishing and bronze reflective glass as the accent to the space. It also gives more contemporary and sophisticated look despite being minimalist.

Kitchen Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

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Classic Looking Kitchen and Dining Area Internship_2020

The client wants a classic looking kitchen set made from solid wood with push-pull soft opening. The client also wants the dining area to be redesign with a big white patterned partition.

Dining Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Technical Drawing_Storage

Technical Drawing_Upper Storage

Dining Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Living Area Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

Living Area Design (Lombok) Personal_2020

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Bedugul Tourist Information Centre with Local Wisdom "Tri Hita Karana" Concept

Interior Design and Culture_2020

Information Area Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

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Information Area Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

Information Area Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

Interior Design and Culture is her fourth interior studio class. In this class she needs to redesign or design a public spaces with a focus on traditional culture. Tri Hita Karana are the three causes of happiness according to Hinduism which is the belief of the majority of the Balinese People. The three causes of happiness are the human relationship with God, the human relationship with humans, and the human relationship with the environment or nature around them. The concept of Tri Hita Karana aims to maintain the balance of the three realms as well as a government program in preserving local culture. So in the Interior Design and Culture studio course this semester, the object used is the Tourist Information Center of the Bedugul tourist area. This Tourist Information Center will be designed based on the Tri Hita Karana concept with a contemporary-interactive design style by presenting a Balinese atmosphere to increase tourist attraction and local Balinese works.

The contemporary style of this object combines simple furniture forms with natural materials, applies interactive and informative displays, and uses neutral colors that dominate almost the entire room. In addition, the characteristics of the contemporary style that will be applied to this object is the combination of several styles, especially the elements of Balinese architecture.

The concept applied to this object is Tri Hita Karana. Parahyangan which is a human relationship with God is applied to the interior of this object by not using sacred symbols as interior elements.

Pawongan, which is a human-human relationship, is applied to the interior of this object through a special souvenir area for local products that uses attractive displays. In addition, it also transforms the form of artifacts or products made by the community into part of interior elements.

Palemahan which is a human relationship with the environment is applied to the interior must be able to reflect nature. This can be done with the application of natural materials, wide openings for good lighting and ventilation, placement of indoor vegetation.

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Interior Design of the Notary Office in Jimbaran Internship_2020

The client requested bigger storages to be included in his office. Providing sufficient storage in an office gives the workers or office users a neat and clean workspace. In addition to making it easier to work, a neat arrangement also gives a more professional impression. The combination of materials used is plywood with HPL finishing.

Notary Office Persepective View Rendered with Enscape

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Notary Office Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

Notary Office Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

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Office Design in Jl. Sudirman Internship_2020

Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

Persepective View Rendered with V-Ray

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Aruna : Gringsing Inspired Wooden Stool Chair Furniture Design_2018

Gringsing woven fabric is a woven fabric from the Bali Aga tribe, originating from Pegeringsingan Village, Tenganan. There are many types of fabrics that use this double tie technique, it is said that there are up to 20 types, but only 10-12 types of pattterns are still being worked on. One of them is Lubeng. There are several kinds of Lubeng, namely Lubeng Luhur which is the longest, Lubeng Petang Dasa, and Lubeng Pat Likur. This type of Gringsing Lubeng Fabric is the basic idea of making ARUNA chairs. The combination of red, yellow, and black is the hallmark of Gringsing Fabric. With the use of the combination color from Gringsing fabric, the name ARUNA emerged as the name of this chair. Where ARUNA itself means "reddish brown" in Sanskrit. It's also the name of the Hindu god - Aruna, who is the charioteer of the Sun God-Surya.

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TV Table Design Internship_2020

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TV Table Design 2 Internship_2020

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TV Table Design 3 Internship_2020

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