Interior Design Portfolio

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CONTACT SKILLS

214-334-6875

ana.kpadilla44@gmail.com

linkedin.com/in/ana-k-padilla

Lubbock, Texas

ANA PADILLA

EDUCATION

Texas Tech University -

Bachelor of Interior Design

August 2020 - Current

Minor in Architecture

GPA 3.87

Lubbock, Texas

Dallas County Community College -

Associate of Arts

August 2017 - August 2020

AutoCAD

Revit

Enscape

Adobe Photoshop

Microsoft Office

Procreate

Bilingual

INVOLVEMENT

American Society of Interior Designers

Member |

January 2022

International Interior Design Association

Member |

January 2022

Dallas, Texas

Computer - Aided Design Operator Certificate

GPA 3.92

EXPERIENCE

S p r o u t s F a r m e r s M a r k e t -

Lubbock, Texas

C a s h i e r / I n - S t o r e S h o p p i n g C l e r k

M a r c h 2 0 2 0 - S e p t e m b e r 2 0 2 2

B u i l t a n d m a i n t a i n e d c u s t o m e r r e l a t i o n s h i p s

I m p l e m e n t e d u p s e l l i n g t e c h n i q u e s t o i n c r e a s e s a l e s

H o m e G o o d s -

C u s t o m e r S e r v i c e A s s o c i a t e / C a s h i e r / M e r c h a n d i s e

A s s o c i a t e

J a n u a r y 2 0 1 8 - J u l y 2 0 2 0

T r a i n e d n e w c a s h i e r s o n p r o c e d u r e s , c u s t o m e r s e r v i c e , a n d s a l e s t e c h n i q u e s E n f o r c e d s t o r e p o l i c y t o k e e p t h i n g s r u n n i n g s m o o t h l y

Mesquite, Texas

R e s o l v e d c u s t o m e r c o n c e r n s e f f e c t i v e l y

C o l l a b o r a t e d w i t h 1 0 o t h e r c a s h i e r s a n d o f f e r e d

a s s i s t a n c e d u r i n g p e a k t i m e s

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Commercial

Co - Working Office

Programs: Revit, Enscape, and Photoshop

Timeline: 8 weeks

Fall 2022

LA FEMME

Project Statement

This was the design of a co - working area located in the beautiful city of Los Angeles, California. This coworking space was tailored to many work styles and available 24 / 7 to occupants for a variety of business functions. A safe and secure area that offers flexibility to users was the main focus of this space. Outside views were incorporated to help reduce stress A variety of amenities such as daycare services, mother's rooms, and gyms were provided within the workspace to help users work worry - free Height - adjustable furniture pieces and self - adjustable lighting were also included in the design in order to make this space as enjoyable and comfortable for occupants.

Concept Statement

Growing 1 by Keith Haring depicts stacked figures that evoke a striking sense of community. The 'energy lines' emitted by the figures depict the power of people working together. These energy lines were expressed throughout the space by combining organic and geometric lines in the furniture selections, acoustic tiling, and wall coverings. The sense of community was exhibited throughout the area by providing a variety of seating arrangements that promoted interactions. A vibrant color scheme brought the space to life making occupants eager to use it.

The rise of women - only coworking spaces is a direct response to the lack of diversity in the world of shared space offices. Most co - working spaces cater to businessmen and don’t always provide the same level of comfort or support that women need. LA fEMME is a female-only co - working space located in Los Angeles, California, that is available 24 / 7 to occupants for a variety of business functions. This space gives women a place to collaborate, create, and be productive, away from home and male dominated working spaces. LA fEMME provides much more than just free coffee and tea. This space provides hygiene products, on - site daycare, and most importantly, a safe environment. Security provided enables women the freedom to work longer hours without worrying about their safety. Motherhood and its needs are not forgotten at LA fEMME, mother's rooms, as well as daycare services, are offered to allow working mothers to function stress - free in the office. Creating this overall worry-free environment helps occupants reach their full potential.

Flooring Selections

Waterproof, Stain & Scratch

esistant, 48" x 48" Vinyl lank Flooring

Lockers Elevation

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Waterproof, Stain & Scratch

Resistant, 24" x 24" Vinyl Plank Flooring

Waterproof, Stain & Scratch

Resistant, 24" x 24" Flooring

Waterproof, Stain & Scratch

Resistant, 24" x 24" Flooring

Building Section

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aterials

Lighting Statement

Historically, curves have been used to symbolize women's bodies These soft lines are a form of iconography that have empowered women internationally. The lighting strategy throughout the office has embodied this. Curved light fixtures were used throughout the space to further soften the environment. Through the use of natural and artificial lighting, the space was brought to life, allowing people using it to come together and collaborate at any time.

Residential

Aging - In - Place Redesign

Programs: AutoCAD and Photoshop

Timeline: 12 weeks Spring 2022

Japanese Ambassador

Project Statement

This was a redesign of a brownstone home in the prestigious neighborhood of Washington D.C. This house was purchased by the Japanese Ambassador to the United States. This $4 million home had all interior walls and finishes demolished in order to bring in high-end furniture, finishes, appliances, and accessories that suited the couple's lifestyle. The couple were both born in Japan and missed their home country. They decided they wanted to express some of their Japanese culture within their new home; this was done with a transitional style as well as the incorporation of Japanese influences. Upholstered pieces that were easy to access for aging - in - place were also included in the design in order to make this house their forever home.

Concept Statement

Koi fish are elegant creatures that seem to dance as they swim through the water. They symbolize many things, such as happiness, prosperity, and harmony. It is typically associated with the symbolism of Yin and Yang and creates a perfect balance of contrasting colors. The calming nature of the Koi was exhibited throughout the space by incorporating free flowing, organic shapes and lines. The use of monochromatic wood tones and subtle pops of color embodied the appearance of the Koi. 3D wall paneling and different materials such as leather, marble, and stone were used to mimic the feel of water that Koi swim in, giving the home a sense of peace and harmony.

Culture Research

Washitsu rooms are traditional Japanese style rooms

Washitsu rooms are a sacred place

Fusuma screens are commonly used to divide rooms (can also be used as doors or walls)

Sho - ji screens are similar to Fusuma screens but are much more translucent

Ranma are the wooden designs on Fusuma / Shoji screens

Tokonoma is an area that is used to display traditional Japanese art and decorations

Kitchen Elevations

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Kitchen Millwork Elevation

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Master Bathroom Elevation

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Master Suite Materials

Wood Paneling

Paint Color

Shower Tile Sink Backsplash

Master Bedroom Elevation

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Flooring

Residential Residential Redesign

Hand Drafted and Rendered

Timeline: 12 weeks Spring 2021

Marfa Casita

Project Statement

The purpose of this project was to remodel a 1920s farmhouse in order to build the clients' forever home. The clients were relocating from Austin, Texas to Marfa, Texas into a lovely 1920s house. They were looking to redesign the farmhouse to fit their needs and showcase their appreciation for art and design. They desired a modern design with clean, simple pieces of furniture to highlight their existing art pieces. Client one was a full - time painter and client two was a freelance writer. The couple loved to entertain so they were looking for a comfortable place to have their gatherings. With no kids, no pets, and no budget, they were ready to transition from a city view to a mountain view.

Concept Statement

The atmospheric phenomena known as the Marfa Lights has an asymmetrical, open feel to its arrangement. The contrast between the lights and the cool Texas desert mountain range provided a monochromatic scheme, which in turn was reflected onto the design of the home’s interior. The lights themselves sparked inspiration for an open floor plan as they can be observed to be scattered around the sky. Like the lights, scattered single-bulb pendants greeted you upon entrance. To mimic the night sky, cooler tones were implemented into the furnishing of the home. Whites covered the walls, leaving blue, black, and gray monotones to engulf the sleek, rounded furniture. The design welcomed the client’s guests with its openness while still having a modern feel like the clients aimed to achieve.

Site Analysis

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Bathroom Material Board