INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2022

PORTFOLIO

INTERIOR DESIGN

I decided to take Interior designing as a career because I love the idea of providing comfort to people by building interiors according to their needs and requirements and the challenges that follow through those requirements are the best part for me to face and overcome. I am always open to learning new things such as different softwares that help in 3ds for better visualisation of a space. There is a different feel of joy in the process of concept development and making drawings with 3d renders that turn into reality.

It is always amazing to see your designs turn into reality.

EDUCATION WORK EXPERIENCE

2016 - 18 Graduated school with 75% in Non - Med (D.A.V Public School, Faridabad, Haryana)

2018 - 22 - Graduated with 8.65 CGPA in Bachelors degree in Interior design - Bronze medal in academic excellence - Award winner for best in all rounder student among the whole batch (Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh)

June’21 - Dec’21 Internship at Karan Aakriti Interior design, Kirti Nagar, Delhi

- Worked primarily on designing process in various residential projects including research of conceptual images, drafting 2d drawings and working drawings for various residential projects along with photoshop renders.

Dec’21 - Present Junior designer at Karan Aakriti Interior Design, Kirti Nagar, Delhi

- Designing across all phases of an interior projct, starting from conceptual presentation to 2d elevations, working drawings, co-ordinating with site supervisors, Site visits, client meetings and meeting with client requirements of residential as well as commercial projects.

AISHWARYA SHARMA

TAKING INSPIRATION FROM INDIA’S ONE OF THE BEST ARCHITECT - MR. BV DOSHI’S WORK ‘THE ARANYA HOUSING” WHERE THE PROJECT DESCRIPTION FROM HIM WAS -“They are not houses but homes where a happy community lives. That is what finally matters.” Aranya Low Cost Housing accommodates individuals through a system of houses, courtyards and a lab yrinth of internal pathways.

Chawls were residences for migrant workers who used to work in developing factories in Mumbai for about 200250 sq. ft. of an area sufficient enough for a person to live in. Eventually, people started bringing their families to the city and the space built for a single person to live in was crowded by a family of 5-6 members which led to non-ventilated and unhygenic spaces.

THE FORM - ASSYMETRICAL

The initial and most important step of this project was to determine the building shape, so that we don’t have to additionally treat the problem of ventilation. By the assymetric shape the air will have to travel through every space, hence serving our purpose.

1. Sketches for building de sign 2. Isometric view of finalized building exterior 3. Existing chawl images 4. Ground Floor Layout 5. First floor layout with loft level

SPACIOUS CORRIDORS

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The planning of layout was done keeping in mid the needs and require ments of the residents. The corridor is wide enough to penetrate furni ture pieces along with leaving enough space for people to walk by with out any hindrance and they can even sit and socialise together, whener they want. During night time, the corridors can be used by the people to sleep in the fresh air on the foldable beds.

The courtyard is the main area where everyone comes to celebrate func tions together, or to socialise or for children to play. It being surrounded by the corridor makes it easier for the parent’s to keep a check on their kids, while working on their respective chores.

ROOM WITH LOFT SPACE

The design for rooms has been done by trying to solve the basic prob lems such as, ventilation and storage of goods. To achieve this there are plenty of storage units available in the living area along with two sliding door wardrobes and another storage unit in the loft area. The living room consists of a 3-seater sofa-cum-bed. The kitchen has modular and latest fitting to ensure ease of use. The loft has floor of diamond metal plate which is heat resistant. There has been a ventilator installed above to have flow of air.

THE CONCEPT - REUSING WASTE MATERIAL

The office is based in a floor of an existing corporate building having glazing all around the facade, providing with sufficient amount of natural lighting in the space. All the partitions have been built up using re-usable materials such as weathered bricks, partition made with glass bottles and cycle rims, etc. It is a gaming office therefore the vibe is kept rather cheerful using vibrant colors through carpet tile flooring and partitions. With an open workstation layout, the employees can easily have discussion with their managers regarding any query.

1. Material Board

2. Conceptual sketch for meeeting room

3. Perspective sketch of meeting room

4. Isometric view of Office building

5. Sectional 3D of of fice

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1. 3D view of open workstation

2.Photoshopped sectional elevation 3. Partition style 1 4. Partition style 2 5. Partition style 3 6. Working of round workstation 7. Working of rect angular worksta tion

The private cabin dividers, which are the focal point of the room, were created by arranging glass bottles of various colours in MS frames with the use of strong adhesive and rubber out lining. Instead of utilising conventional glass walls, we were able to establish a visual separation between the workstations and the cabin while still allowing the HODs to monitor the staff. Par tition type 1 includes bottle caps with LEDs organised in a way to show the quote “EAT, SLEEP, PLAY, REPEAT” to make the space more engaging.

OBJECTIVE

Expansion of an already existing dental and skin clinic. For the project, we combined a residence and existing site to form the current layout.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Dr. Kalra’s Clinic - Originally split into two sections, which we had to merge into one. The first section was a dentistry clinic, while the second was a residential area that needed to be trans formed into a skin clinic. To divide the space according to the new design, which included spaces such as Procedure rooms, Consultation rooms, Pharmacy, etc., the original partition walls had to be taken down. The idea and design were completed and approved in accordance with the client’s request for a blend of classic and modern styling.

A. 3D render by team member B. Existing site image after completion C. Proposed Floor plan

DESIGN PROCESS

Initially, the design was maintained straightforward with a large piece of art on one wall and wall panelling on the side opposite TV wall. However, after client discussion, the design was revised to include wall mouldings on every wall and place the TV next to the window so the doctor could have easy access to it from his workstation while seated. Originally a bedroom, this space has been transformed into a dermatological consulting space. Consequently, the room now has a completely new appearance and feel than before.

DESIGN PROCESS

The Client desired a blend of vintage yet modern decor. As a result, we mixed mouldings with golden details. While all the chairs are neutral in hue, the two-seater sofa adds a splash of colour to the room. The bookcase behind features tinted glass so that patients can’t see what’s within without affecting the aesthetics and storage purposes of the space.

1. 3D render by team member 2. Site image after completion (Stor age unit)

Site image after completion (Pas sage)

Site image (com mon waiting area)

3D render by team member

The name sunroom suggests having glazing all around to enhance the existing greens on the site. The theme for it’s interiors is inspired by Spanish and Mediterranean look and feel.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The 4000 square foot Silliguri, West Bengal, location is surrounded by a lot of green ery. To appreciate the fantastical view outdoors, the customer intended to construct a gourmet dining establishment with two stories and two distinct deck spaces. Since the design included a glass roof that allowed sunlight to enter the area and provided a lovely view of the night sky, we decided to call the project “The Sunroom Deck.”

The project’s finalised idea is based on a “Tuscan theme” that incorporates aspects of Mediterranean and Spanish architecture and design. For the bar area, patterned flooring and arch elements have been utilised.

Sunroom Deck

1. 3D render by team member

2. 3D render by team member

3. Floor plan

4. Zoning Layout

The “Reptitative” design principle was used to design the Main Deck. The client requested that we make the interiors as straightforward as possible so that the natural design element—the pres ence of nature everywhere—would not go unnoticed. The limited wall that was accessible was colour blocked, and arm lights and designer mirrors were incorprated as decorative accents. In the centre, a DJ table is set up to play music. Additionally, mo saic tiles have been utilised to distinguish between the various wall covering materials. Additionally, because the location is in a mountainous area in Siliguri, West Bengal, where it rains more fre quently than on plains, there is less use of Wooden panelling and greater use of designer tiles.

1. Working drawing of deck structure

2. Working drawing of deck structure

3. On site progress of deck structure

4. Sectional eleva tion of deck

5. 3D render by team member

6. On site progress of deck structure

7.Deck railing prog ress on site

8.Working drawing of deck railing

The main design feature of the rear deck is its glass roof and walls, which enable light to penetrate from all directions. The quantity of sunshine that enters the room has been managed by sun blinds.

To appreciate the tranquil beauty of the surrounding environment, the design was left as it is. To help the patrons have a memorable eating ex perience, there is also a photography nook in the area.

1. 3D render of Rear deck by team mem ber (View1)

2. 3D render of Rear deck by team mem ber (View2)

3. On site progress of Rear deck struc ture

4. On Site prog ress of rear deck structure after pow der coating of MS Structure

5. Working drawing of Rear deck struc ture

6. Working drawing of Rear deck ceiling structure

7. Walling Drawing of Rear deck

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ABOUT THE PROJECT

The 6000 sq. ft. duplex penthouse project, which the client requested, was completed under the idea of organic shapes, neutral wood, colour accents and natural material and has four bedrooms, a lounge, and a study. As a result, a moodboard and idea presentation in the Wabi Sabi and Japandi styles were created. The client, who comes from a background in law, insisted that the interiors be kept basic, light, and airy. The penthouse is located on floors 28 and 29 in the society named Lotus 300 in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. The clients, who have a 4-year-old child, requested that his bedroom be created with safety concerns in mind.

1. 3D render by team member

2. Existing site image 3. 28th Floor pro posed plan 4. 29th Floor pro posed plan 5. Material Board

1. Furniture Layout

2. Approved 3D render by Team member (View1)

3. Approved 3D render by Team member (View2)

4. Approved 3D render by Team member (View3)

5. Approved 3D render by team member (View4)

6. Initial Design, render by team member (View 1)

7. Initial Design, render by team member (View 1)

8. Initial Design, render by team member (View 1)

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- Initially, the design was kept minimal with neu tral color tones and black and gold accent details but later the client de sired for a completely altered look with organic shapes and a touch of wabi- sabi style for their bedroom with earthy color scheme. Hence, the design was changed completely with having mouldings and curved panel behind the bedback. The idea of colour blocking has also been applied, with the upper wall painted with a lighter shade of textured paint and the bottom part of the mouldings having a darker hue.

MASTER BEDROOM

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The development of the site is seen in images 1 and 2, where black japan paint is used on the wall before marble cladding is installed in the corner to ward against termites. Use of Flexiply for making the curve panelling and solid wood mouldings all around the wall.

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Design for Walk-In closet and washroom is all about luxury. Continuing the con cept of mouldings inside washroom in the dry area, behind WC. The flooring has Panda white marble with golden accents in the vanity design along with fluted design on drawers and shutters.

In the walk-in, the herringbone flooring has been continued through the bedroom and the fluted design has been continued through the washroom. Shutters are of reflective glass with profile, internal partitions having fittings from hafele as per clients request.

1. Site Progress - Bedback wall

2. Site Progress - TV Wall

3. Master Washroom, 3D render by team member (View 1)

4. Master Washroom, 3D render by team member (View 2)

5. Walk - In Wardrobe, 3D render by team member