Interior Design Portfolio

celeste favaloro portfolio

hi there!

I’m Celeste and i am an interior architecture student at Endicott college. I come from a family filled with creative and skilled people, so design has always made sense to me. I grew up always wanting to re-do my bedroom and even asked for hand drafting tools for my thirteenth birthday. Anytime I go into a space I envision what i would change or add to make it more inclusive, functional and beautiful. I see the potential in every space and I’m very passionate about user centered design.

I believe that the spaces we create can truly change how humans interact, feel and function and my only hope is to take part in that.

contact

relevant experience

vtceleste@gmail.com

Teri Maher Interiors, Waterbury VTintern interior designer

(802) 272 7342 linkedin.com/in/celeste-favaloro

-researched for project inspiration -created 3D models and renderings in Revit and Photoshop

TruexCullins, Burlington VTintern interior designer

Waterbury, VT 05676

Peregrine Design Build, Burlington VT-

Revit, SketchUp, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, CAD, Word and Google Docs.

Excellent people and communication skills with all age groups, organized, polite, self motivated, a problem solver, and work well in a busy work environment.

intern interior designer

work experience Hunger Mountain C.C., Waterbury, VT-

June 2020-Present

-supervise and monitor children 0-4 yrs -instruct children in health and personal habits

education Endicott College, Beverly MA -

Sept. 2018-Present

Ben and Jerry’s, Waterbury, VTlead sales associate

March 2018-Sept. 2019

-inventory maintenance and display -register and cash management

-Deans list fall 2018- fall 2020

interior architecture major

June 2019-Aug. 2019

-worked with SketchUp -managed schedules for, and assisted the designers, architects, marketer and photographer

teacher assistant

FUA, Florence Italy-

Jan. 2020

-made material selections for education project -assisted in preparing client presentations for hotel project

skills

interior architecture major

June 2020-Aug. 2020

Sept. 2020-Dec. 2020

Harwood Union High School, Moretown VT-

Aug. 2014-June. 2018

Cold Hollow Cider Mill, Waterbury, VTsales associate

June 2015-March 2018

-Managed register, customer requests and mail orders

design is not about just creating good looking spaces. “ as architects and designers, you have a certain responsibility toward society at large in the evolution of people‘s perception through your work. realize that, live it and love your work!

-ar shabnam gupta

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contents healthcare

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2 retail

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resturant

residential

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hospitality

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workplace

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other work

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contact

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healthcare

mountain view healthcare Description: A two story healthcare building containing an emergency room, an urgent care and a short term rehabilitation.

Goal: To provide a space for the patients, staff and family members to feel safe, comfortable and thrive while being connected to nature and their community Location: Burlington, Vermont Concept: A Sunday morning- Patients and staff members might begin to feel stressed and gloomy. A Sunday mornings warmth, quietness and slow pace bring a sense of peace, freedom and joy. Making people want to socialize, take it easy and enjoy the little things.

mountain view healthcare

Concept deconstruction

Sketches

Bubble diagram: Level 1

Bubble diagram: Level 2

Floor Plan: Level 1

Floor Plan: Level 2

mountain view healthcare

View of Consultation Room

View of Main Reception

View of Water Room

View of ER Corridor

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restaurant

esposto cafe Description: Esposto is cafe and restaurant that serves green, vegan, and whole foods. They pride themselves on using local ingredients and providing their customers with insight on exactly what they are consuming. What you see is what you get.

Goal: When designing the space, it was important to us to incorporate that same mentality. This is brought out in the materials like brick, visible piping, wood, leather and the neutral color palette and dark tones. This created an industrial style making the space feel truly exposed. We also wanted to make the space easy to navigate for customers which is why we created this open area for the bar, indoor dining and outdoor dining, with clear circulation and transparency from the windows. Overall this is a versatile space that people can gather and share a meal, grab a quick bite, or even go to get some work done and stay a while.

Location: Florence, Italy Concept: Esposto- Translated to English, esposto means exposed. This word reflects the brand and their values and is represented through materials and color in the space.

esposto cafe

Inspiration Board

Bubble Diagram

Floor Plan

Axon View

esposto cafe

View of Interior Dining

View of Bar

View of Front Desk

View of Exterior Dining

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hospitality

down to earth living

Down To Earth Living

Description: Down To Earth Living is a space our clients can come to unwind and immerse themselves in a different culture. With touches of modern European design, the space has a rustic look bringing in natural materials like wood and natural textures like exposed brick. Whenever possible, local materials and furniture are used for both sustainable purposes and to achieve an authentic Italian style. Greenery is also placed throughout the apartments to bring the concept of the “mind garden” in quite literally, blending the outside environment with the inside. Although each apartment shares the same base of materials and furniture, they each have their own unique touch. The four apartments are Acqua, Sbarcare, Luce, and Buio which all translate to the English words water, land, light, and dark. The idea is to bring the earth into the interior space, while giving each apartment their own feeling. The Buio apartment, which has accents of black/gray will feel much different from the Luce apartment, which has more ivory accents. Similarly, the Acqua apartment brings in more color with its blue hues as well as the Sbarcare apartment with its accents of teal.

This makes each apartment feel both individual and cohesive. These apartments create a community that gives the customers a sense of place to take time to themselves and grow their ‘mind garden’.

Goal: The goal is to offer customers a contemporary and warm style which also represents their life-style, their taste and needs.

Location: Florence, Italy Concept: Mind garden- “The notion of the mind-garden for growing ideas is the seedling for social sustainability from which a community sprouts.”

Down To Earth Living

down to earth living

Inspiration Board

Bubble Diagram Key:

O3

B1

L1

O3 O2

B4

Buio B1- living room B2- kitchen & pantry B3- dining room B4- powder room B5- bedroom B6- closet B7- bathroom

L2

Luce L1- living room L2- kitchen & pantry L3- dining room L4- powder room L5- bedroom L6- closet L7- bathroom

L4

L3

B2

O1 L5

B3

L6

Sbarcare S1- living room S2- kitchen & pantry S3- dining room S4- powder room S5- bedroom S6- closet S7- bathroom

L7 A3

B7 B5

B6 A4

S6 S5 S7

S1 S3 A7

A1 A2

S2

S4

Floor Plan

A5

A6

Acqua A1- living room A2- kitchen & pantry A3- dining room A4- powder room A5- bedroom A6- closet A7- bathroom Office O1- office O2- waiting O3- bathroom

Axon Views

down to earth living

Down To Earth Living

View of Kitchen in Buio

View of Living Room in Luce

View of Bedroom in Sbarcare

workplace

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seventh generation corporate office Description: A two story corporate office for Seventh Generation which includes a refill station, both public and private work areas and an on sight laboratory.

Goal: To provide a space for all users to feel comfortable and productive while also reflecting the brand.

Location: Burlington, Vermont Concept: Transparency: Seventh Generation values their transparency with their products. They are honest and transparent when it comes to their ingredients which is one of the reasons people love the brand. Their products are also literally transparent because they are free of artificial dyes. It makes the customer feel they can trust the brand and feel good about the products they are using.

seventh generation corporate office

Concept Deconstruction

Sketches

Bubble Diagram: Level 1 & 2

Bubble Diagram with Constraints: Level 1 & 2 Universal Strategies: -Glass door with long handles -Adjustable desks -Easy to understand thermometer -Clear signage -Heavy, automatic door -Door lever -Multiple counter heights Concept: -Transparent leaf ceiling tiles -Frosted, textured glass -Water wall feature Sustainable Elements: -Refill station -View windows -Recycling area -LED lighting -Certified sustainable wood

Floor Plan: Level 1

Floor Plan: Level 2

seventh generation corporate office

View of Second Floor Open Work Stations

Axon of Open Work Stations

View of Executive Office

View of Reception

retail

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mantra Description: Sarah and Emily started Mantra when they decided to combine their expertise health and fitness. Mantra is a space for women to take various mind, body, soul classes as well as purchase products like CBD, essential oils, pressed etc. It is a community for women on their health journey where they can ask advice along the way.

in and juice, for

Goal: to provide a safe community for women of all ages to feel empowered, balanced, and comfortable in their own skin through unique exercise and products.

Location: Lynnfield, Massachusetts Concept: The brain: The brain is very complex organ that controls your thoughts, emotions, and actions. Each section of the brain has its own roles in everything that you do, however, they work together constantly. The left side of your brain controls the more logical side to you. It helps you absorb information and facts. The right side of your brain controls your creativity and intuition. Both sides are bridged together and send information back and forth. They both have very important roles individually, but when they come together, that is what makes you who you are.

mantra

Concept Deconstruction

Bubble Diagram

Floor Plan

Sketches

Block Diagram

Axon

mantra

View of Store

View of Gym Area

View of Checkout

View of Gym

linda renne pottery

linda renee

Description: Linda Renee Pottery is a small Etsy pop-up shop that sells Linda’s handmade ceramics such as mugs, dishes, mixing bowls, napkin rings, pet dishes, guitar slides, etc. The shop includes an Instagram moment, a central consultation table for custom designs, a gift wrapping station and a self checkout screen.

Goal: To not only provide affordable, functional products, but Linda hopes that her work can hold memories of a lifetime. Pottery is something we can share with the people around us, whether it’s having a cup of coffee with a friend, sharing a meal with a loved one, or gifting her pottery to someone special. These moments and memories can be passed down from generation to generation through her unique pottery and she hopes that everyone is able to experience that.

Location: Bluffton, Ohio Concept: Linda’s Studio: Linda’s studio is not only reflective of her style and brand, but it also represents home and authenticity. Its warm, inviting, functional and beautiful.

Things she wants her customers to feel when they bring one of her unique pieces home with them.

linda renne pottery

linda renee

Mood Boards

Sketches

Bubble Diagram

Block Diagram

Floor Plan

linda renne pottery

View of Front

View to Back

linda renee

Section of Instagram Moment

View to Front

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residential

renovated barn to heal Description: This is a renovated barn with a loft that includes biophilic design. This is a functional, small space for healing where the clients are able to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature with the extended living space and the natural materials used.

Goal: To design and renovate a small barn where Danielle and Mazy can heal from their loss, that will accommodate their want and need to connect to nature while also incorporating sustainable and universal design.

Location: Waitsfeild, Vermont Concept: Wooden roller coaster: The wooden roller coaster represents my clients life. There are ups and downs that Danielle and Mazy will go through together, You never know what is coming around the corner and there is fear and excitements of not knowing what life has in store for you. A wooden roller coaster is fragile looking from the outside but really, they are complicated structures that are sturdy from within. Surrounded by nature, feeling the wind and seeing the view will get my clients through this difficult time.

renovated barn to heal

Concept Deconstruction

Kitchen

Dining

W&D Entry

1/2 Bath

Reconstruction Sketches

Living Room

Master Master Bathroom Bedroom & Closet

Play Area

Office

Floor Plan: Level 2

Kids Room

1/2 Bath

Bubble Diagram: Level 1 & 2

Sketches

Floor Plan: Level 1

renovated barn to heal

View of Kitchen

View of Loft

aging in place 1960s condo Description: This condo is part of the Siena condos at Ink Block South End where there is a lot of city life and luxury. The condo for Eric and Lisa is designed to fit their style and needs by keeping an open floor plan, a neutral pallet with accent colors and patterns, as well as ADA features to allow this to be their forever home.

Goal: To design a condo that Eric and Lisa can live in for the rest of their lives, that will accommodate to their needs making everything easily accessible, without compromising their love for the post modern style of the 1960s.

Location: Boston, Massachusetts Concept: A flower: Lisa and Eric are struggling with the idea of getting older. A flower represents change and growth in a beautiful way. Its formation into an organic, delicate, imperfect, vibrant piece of nature is a representation of their life.

aging in place 1960s condo

Sketches

Concept Deconstruction and Model

Bubble Diagram

Sketches

Floor Plan

aging in place 1960s condo

View of Living Room

View of Bedroom

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other work

renderings

Micron Pen & Marker

SketchUp & Enscape

Revit & Photoshop

Revit & Enscape

Revit & Photoshop

drawings

Charcoal

Micron Pen & Photoshop

Color Pencil

textile design: citrus Everyone loves feeling fresh. Citrus represents this, along with feeling clean, happy, and natural. It is simple, yet exciting.

lighting design In order to tie in the theme of the mind garden into our lamp design, we wanted to refer back to nature and it organic qualities. We wanted the design to be intricate, similar to the thoughts in our minds. With nature comes unorganized, inconsistency. We showed that through the mixture or circular shapes varying in size. We wanted the negative space to be apparent and create clear contrast in its reflection. A white material was chosen to reflect the simplicity in nature and allow the light to do the talking.

Once turned on, one will notice an inconsistent pattern of large, medium, and small circles growing outward, similar to a plant. This also represents the mind growing with its many different thoughts, overall creating a interesting, delicate fixture.

Inspiration Board

Sketch

3D Model in Photoshop

contact

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vtceleste@gmail.com

(802) 272 7342

linkedin.com/in/celeste-favaloro