Design Portfolio

PORTFOLIO DIKSHA CHHABRIA

SOFTWARE SKILLS AutoCAD Sketchup Enscape Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator

EDUCATION

Hello!

I’m Diksha I’m a spatial designer with 9+ years of experience.

I have an eye for detailing and have delivered many residential, retail and institutional projects successfuly. I am committed to creating environments that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also promote well being and productivity.

B.Sc Interior Design Amity University, Noida CGPA - 8.5 School St. Joseph’s Convent School, Bhopal

EXPERIENCE & ACTIVITIES Project Lead at StoryStudio 2022-2024 Spatial Designer at OyoXdesign 2019-2020 Senior Designer at PTA Designs Pvt Ltd 2014-2018

Phone - +91 8982840884 Email id - dikshachhabria10@gmail.com

Volume Zero Product Designing competition Mention in Top 30

SELECTED WORK R E A P P A R E L

T H E H O U S E

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M E D I A S C H O O L

S U N F E A S T

ROYAL ENFIELD - APPAREL

Area - 1000 sqft The brief was to design the pilot store for Royal Enfield lifestyle apparel and riding gear. The brand identifies itselfas someone who makes tough, durable materials that makes someone look good on and off the bike.

The space is inspired from a retro futuristic space which pays a tribute to the royal enfield heritage but also finds relevance in the present and future.

The main inspiration for the store was also from a sophisticated savile row tailor shop and an industrial motorcycle workshop, both celebrating the art of ‘craftsmanship’.

BOH area Trial room

Riding gear VM pocket

Helmet display Apparel display

POS

MYO Entrance

Taking inspiration from a laundromat, a unifying rail was created that performs several functions in the space.

It goes down becomes the support for a mirror, some shelves for caps and belts. A secondary rail drops down from it to become the hanging rod for apparel display or in the trial room. Apart from this, it also houses signage and lights for the space.

SS rail

wood

SS sheet

SS mesh

terazzo tile

MATERIAL PALETTE

The central table in the space takes inspiration from a vox speaker. It is a combination of retro and futuristic elements using wood and SS as the main elements. The face of the table is layered with SS mesh with backlit acrylic that gives the space a moody glow. The shell is neutral with a grey paint and SS cladded panels acting as a skin over which all the display takes place. The VM pockets are retro capsules that mimic the form on the central table.

CENTRAL DISPLAY AREA

SIDE DISPLAY

ELEVATION: MLG APPAREL ACCESSORIES BRANDING SUNGLASSES

BRANDING INSERTS

T SHIRT

CAPS

SHIRTS

SWEATSHIRT

JACKETS

BRANDING INSERTS

ELEVATION: WOL BRANDING INSERTS

T SHIRTS

SOCKS

SWEATSHIRT

SHOES

T SHIRTS

SHIRTS

JACKETS

BRANDING INSERTS

RIDING GEAR

THE HOUSE

Residence for clients Govind and Leela. The home is a reflection of the owner’s personality. The zoning has been done keeping in mind the needs of the clients, with the public areas like drawing room, dining, bar, media room being on the ground floor.

Private areas like bedrooms and study rooms on the first floor. All the material selection has been done as per their interests like pottery and an inclination twoards Indian traditional elements. The housenhas a contemporary skeleton with a touch of traditional elements.

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1. Entrance lobby 2. Drawing Room 3. Bar area 4. Dining area 5. Kitchen 6. Powder room 7. Staircase with green area 8. Media Room 9. Pottery studio

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1. Son’s room 2. Guest room 3. Study- 1 4. Study- 2 5. Master bedroom 6. Green area

Skylight

Guest room

Son’s room

Study

Master bedroom

Media room Dining room Entrance foyer

Drawing room

Exposed concrete

Exposed brick

Plants

Clay plaster finish

Wood

Brass inlay

Colour pigment plaster

Brass accents

Cane

Heritage tiles

F.F LOBBY

STAIRCASE GUEST ROOM

STUDY

STUDY

MASTER BEDROOM

FF LOBBY

HANDMADE CLAY TILES IN ENTRANCE FOYER

ENTRANCE LOBBY SON’S ROOM STUDY

GUEST WASHROOM

MASTER DRESSING

KOHLER EXPERIENCE CENTRE

Area - 8000 sqft The experience centre for Kohler was designed in collaboration with Studio Lotus. The space has a dark shell inspired by natural materials that act as a backdrop to ivory and off white sanitary fixtures.

The space has accents of wood and brass inserted as furniture pieces and other loose elements. The hero of the space is the central double height area.

Inspired by Bangalore, the garden city, it is layered with natural elements, greens and a water feature.

The zoning has been done keeping in mind the customer journey. While the ground floor has artist edition pieces exhibited like art pieces on walls or counter, the first floor has a live area and warehouse where most of the project selection happens.

CAFÉ/ CO-WORKING + EVENT AREA

GALLERY - ARCHITECT SUITES

HERITAGE SHOWCASE ARTIST EDITION + KALISTA DISCUSSION PODS

LIVE AREAS PROJECT/ RETAIL DISPLAY

TECHNICAL DISPLAYS

LUXURY ENSEMBLES

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

PROGRAM

PROGRAM

1. Reception 2. Artist edition display 3. Architect’s suites 4. Meeting room 5. Washroom

1. Lab- live display 2. Warehouse 3. Conference room 4. Pantry 5. Washroom 6.Store

THE SHELL

THE COURT

THE VOIDS THE ACCENTS

ARTIST EDITION AREA

DOUBLE HEIGHT SECTION

ARTIST EDITION

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ART CAPSULE DETAIL ART CAPSULE DETAIL

LAB

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LAB SECTION

WAREHOUSE SECTION

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FAUCET TABLE DETAIL

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JAGRAN MEDIA SCHOOL

The intent for the media school was to design a quirky space for mass communication students where they can collaborate and learn. We introduced a lot of colours and patterns in the space to enhance creativity of the students. The space includes home theatre, recording rooms , news rooms and art gallery. The building is peppered across with meeting and discussion areas.

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

THEATRE

RECORDING ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

NEWS ROOM

EDITING ROOM

SUNFEAST BAKED CREATIONS

Area - 300 sqft The brief was to design the pilot store for Sunfeast baked creations in Chennai, India.

We were asked to create a brand new physical identity for the brand. We aimed to create a fresh face by using red colour as accents overlayed on a warm, neutral background. The counter is a japenese butchershop inspired furniture piece which can be used to display bakery items like fresh / dead breads, bagels etc. Since it was a very small footprint, we did a patterned flooring to keep the place as interesting as possible. The partition between the BOH and FOH area has fluted glass so that it establishes a connection and gives a sense of activity in the BOH area as well.

Boh area

Delivery window

Back counter Front counter

Ledge

Outdoor seating