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Amy Guzman

About Me

Amy Guzman Education

Driven interior design graduate passionate about creating spaces that are both practical and visually engaging. I focus on designing environments that are intuitive and purposeful, carefully considering spatial needs to balance form and function. I enjoy adding a sense of story to each space so that design choices feel thoughtful and meaningful. I’m also interested in sustainable materials and environmentally conscious design, exploring ways to create interiors that are functional, inspiring, and responsible. I enjoy working in team environments and am eager to share ideas while continuing to grow as a designer.

Experiences

Interior Design Intern

Maros Designs | January 2025 - April 2025

» Client & Vendor Management

» 2D Construction Drawings

» 3D Models

» Interior Renderings

Interior Design Intern

Inclusive Wellness Design | May 2024 - August 2024

» Client & Vendor Management

» Space Planning

» Creative Collaboration

» Concept Development

University of Texas at Arlington College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs

» B.S Interior Design, CIDA & NASAD Accredited

Dubiski Career High School

Media Technology

» Highschool Diploma

Softwares

» Revit

» AutoCad

» Sketchup

» Lumion

» Twinmotion

» Adobe Suite

» Mircosoft Suite

RAICES

Mixed-Use Commerical Pg. 1-6

SANA

Hospitality Pg. 7-11

PALMER RESIDENCE

Residential Pg. 11-16

01 RAICES

Immigrant Community Center

TYPE:

Mixed-Use Commerical Building

LOCATION:

Bakersfield, CA

BUILDING SQFT

8,000 Sqft, One level

Raíces “roots” is a community center and healthcare space inspired by Bakersfield’s immigrant farmworker populationtheir resilience, culture, and lived experiences. Designed as a place for connection, healing, and support, it integrates general medical services with welcoming community spaces. Vibrant colors and lively textures reflect the energy of the Central Valley and Mexican tradition, creating an uplifting, familiar environment. Thoughtfully designed areas support gatherings, shared meals, rest, and access to care, with bilingual accessibility and calming elements that foster inclusivity and comfort. Raíces honors farmworkers by offering dignity, belonging, and a place where they feel seen and supported.

Custom Element

Detailed Elevation Conference Axonometric

The ceiling design elevates the conference room into a place to communicate and celebrate culture. It draws influence from the classic Mexican game of Lotería. The ceiling mimics the lighting as cards/pieces are placed in bingo. It adds a vibrant and symbolic design to the ceiling giving the space individuality and familiarity.

Examination Room

Section A

Section B

1/8”= 1’-0”

02 SANA

Moroccan Hammam

TYPE:

Hospitality Building

LOCATION:

Marrakech, Morocco

BUILDING SQFT:

13, 494 Sqft, One level

Sana, meaning “heal” in Spanish, is a wellness and spa facility inspired by traditions of purification and holistic well-being. In Morocco, where Islam is widely practiced, “sana” also reflects gratitude, reverence for the Almighty, and the seeking of blessings. The heart of Sana is the Turkish bath, or hammam, a sacred ritual that cleanses both body and spirit. Complementing the hammam, the facility offers diet and fitness services to support complete wellness.

Its visual identity incorporates the central star of the Moroccan flag, inspired by the Khatim, or Seal of the Prophets, symbolizing devotion, fidelity, and spiritual commitment. SANA creates a space where wellness nourishes both body and soul.

Atay Lounge

Hammam Axonometric

LUXE WHITE PORCELAIN

KRION PORCELAIN BLUE LIGHT

CARAMEL OAK WOOD

CHETMETAL SOLID BRASS

Massage Treatment Room

SIGNAGE

Ceiling Plan

3/32”= 1’-0”

Pool

03 PALMER RESIDENCE

Townhome Residence

LOCATION:

Arlington, Tx

BUILDING SQFT

1,232 Sqft, Two Levels

This residence was designed for Oliver and Isabel Palmer, a couple who relocated from New York to Texas in search of their forever home. The design reflects their combined creative personalities. Isabel, a fashion designer, brings a bold, eclectic, and maximalist style, while Oliver contributes his love for moody color palettes and curated art collections. Since both residents work primarily from home, the space was thoughtfully designed to feel comfortable, and functional. Blending a productive workspace with a relaxing living environment.