Portfolio Interior Architecture and Design

PORTFOLIO

Interior & Architecture

Angelica Tallbom

CONTENT

2. Content

4. About Me

5. Interior Design Methodology

8. The Industrial Revolution

12. The Victorian Era

16. The Arts and Crafts Movement

20. Eclecticism

25. Project: Coworking Space

45. Project: Tiny Jouse

About Me

Angelica Tallbom

Nationality Swedish Residency Spain

+34 644 11 27 75 angelica.tallbom@gmail.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ angelica-tallbom-b115b6100/

RESUMÉ

Education

2021 – 2022

Marbella Design Academy, Spain

Bachelor of Arts (Hons)

Interior Architecture and Design

Accredited by University of Bedforshire, UK

2019 – 2020

Konstskolan Stockholm, Sweden

Foundation course during one year where we studied and practiced art, art history, painting, sculpture and graphic design

Skills

• Adobe Creative Suite

Photoshop

Indesign

Lightroom

• AutoCAD

• 3ds Max

• Vray

• Hand Rendering

• Drawing

• Space Planning

• Color Theory

Interior Design Methodology

The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution began in England around 1760 and lasted until somewhere between 180 and 1840.

This transition included the shift from hand to machine production methods, new chemical manufacturing and iron production processes, increased use of steam power, the development of machine tools, and the rise of the factory system, all of which resulted in radical changes at every level of civilization around the world.

With the expansion of heavy industry came a flood of new building materials such as cast iron, steel and glass, which architects and engineers used to create structures previously unimaginable in function, size, and form.

The most significant impact of the Industrial Revolution on nineteenth-century architecture was the mass production of iron and later steel in sufficient quantities to make it an economically viable building material, as opposed a limited material for weapons and tools.

The introduction of steel into architecture was a game changer and its significance in modern life cannot be overstated. Only plastics and silicon have surpassed it in terms of importance to modern civilization since the Industrial Revolution.

Mood Board - Industrial

Characteristics

» Steel beams

» Bricks

» Concrete

» Wood

» Open space

» Big windows

» Loft

» Straight lines

The Victorian era

The Victorian era spanned approximately between the years 1820 and 1914, roughly corresponding to Queen Victoria’s reign 18371901.

The era is characterized by a class-based society, a growing number of people able to vote, a growing state and economy, and Britain’s status as the world’s most powerful empire.

The era saw a greater passion for using and combining many earlier styles than ever be-fore and more is more in Victorian design, and this is one of the style’s main anchor points. Particularly when it comes to the specifics of the furniture in these types of rooms.

In this style, you will frequently see Victorian pieces with an abundance of tufting, fringing, pleating, or fabric gathering on the furni-

Mood Board - Victorian

Characteristics

» Curves

» Colors

» Textiles

» Decorative

» Wood

» Art

» Smaller windows

The Arts and Crafts movement

The Arts and Crafts movement was a decorative and fine arts international trend that began and flourished in the British Isles and spread through-out the British Empire, Europe, and America.

The movement was defined by a belief in crafts-manship that emphasizes the inherent beauty of the material, the importance of nature as inspiration, and the value of simplicity, utility and beauty.

It is the foundation of the Modern Style, the British expression of what became known as the Art Nouveau movement, which it heavily influenced.

Mood Board - Arts and Crafts

Characteristics

» Curves

» Colors

» Flowers

» Wood

» Art

» Art on windows

Eclectisism

Eclecticism became popular in the late 1800s as architects sought a style that would allow them to preserve past precedent while creating new designs.

The ability to mix and match styles from a vast archive of previous styles allowed for greater expressive freedom and provided an inexhaustible supply of inspiration.

Eclecticism contrasted from other design professionals, also known as revivalists, because the main motivating reason was creation rather than nostalgia and there was a desire for the designs to be unique.

With the rise of eclectic architecture it created a demand for interior designers with the skill, understanding, and knowledge of previous historical styles to create appropriate accompanying interiors.

As a result, interior designers have emerged as a respected profession

Mood Board - Eclectic

Characteristics

» Mixing different visual elements

» Fusionofmodern and traditiona

» Carefully curated

Second floor rendered in Photoshop

Section rendered in Photoshop

Section rendered in Photoshop

Render reception

Made in ds Max Rendered with Vray

Render kitchen

Made in ds Max

Rendered with Vray

Render groundfloor lounge and social area

Made in ds Max

Rendered with Vray

Render groundfloor lounge and working area

Made in ds Max

Rendered with Vray

Render first floor conference rooms

Made in ds Max

Rendered with Vray

Project: Tiny House

Kitchen area with two seats

Kitchen area with four seats

Bathroom

Livingroom

Office space on the second floor

Office space on the second floor

Bedroom with balcony on the second floor