interior design portfolio

Artisan Market Artisan market 3D MODELLING This project involves the design of a pop – up kiosk for Candle & Soap, an artisan brand that sells handmade candles and organic soaps. The aim is to create an attractive and functional retail space that reflects the brand’s identity and draws customer attention in a shopping centre environment.

The design focuses in presenting the products in a clear and engaging way, while creating a welcoming atmosphere for customers. The kiosk is intended to provide both visual appeal and practical use, supporting sales and customer interaction The design concept is inspired for the simplicity but modern atmosphere, focusing on the idea of handmade and natural products. The kiosk is designed to create a warm and inviting atmosphere that attracts customer and encourages interaction.

The use of open display areas and lighting highlights the products and creates a strong visual presence within the space. The design aims to balance functionality and aesthetics, providing an engaging retail experience that reflects the identity of the brand.

Academic project Location Date

2026

Melbourne central February 2026

Software sketchUP Twinmotion Layout

PORTFOLIO

Hand drawing sketches

Floor plan

SKETCHUP MODELLING

2026

PORTFOLIO

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FINAL RENDERS

2026

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Williamstown Serenity Artisan market Decoration and Styling

The project brief is to design a master bedroom for Client B, a family of four consisting of Kylie and Mark and their two young children, Sophie and Ben. The family lives in a suburban home built 15 years ago and is looking for a contemporary and inviting design that supports their lifestyle. The clients want a warm, comfortable, and functional space that reflects their style preferences while incorporating sustainable materials and finishes.

The master bedroom measures 6000 mm x 3500 mm and must include a dedicated reading nook. The design should create a relaxing and practical environment, maximise functionality, and incorporate multipurpose design solutions where appropriate. The project must also remain within the client's mid-high budget of $15,000 while using sustainable products, materials, and finishes.

Academic project Location Date

2026

Williamstown VIC February 2026

Software sketchUP Twinmotion Layout

PORTFOLIO

Hand drawing sketches

Floor plan

SKETCHUP MODELLING AND RENDERS

2026

PORTFOLIO

elevations

Romantic Nature Artisan market Restoration Interior This project involves the restoration of a heritage building at 38 William Street, Paddington NSW for artist Eva Harrison. The aim is to create contemporary living and working spaces while preserving the building’s heritage character.

The project includes transforming the Living and Dining Area into an art gallery, creating a peaceful bedroom with green-inspired design elements, converting a second bedroom into a flexible office/living space, and recommending heritage-approved facade colours. All materials, finishes, and colour selections must balance modern functionality with heritage conservation requirements.

The design concept Romantic Nature combines Victorian elegance, Shabby Chic softness, and Biophilic freshness to create a calm and timeless atmosphere, this restoration respects the historical character of the Victorian era while introducing natural light, gentle colours, and sustainable materials.

Soft cream walls, pastel tones, and natural wood floors keep the space warm and elegant, vintage furniture with curved lines, floral fabrics, and plants connect the old charm with a feeling of nature and comfort. The design also focuses on well-being, using organic textures and soft lighting to create peace and relaxation.

This concept keeps the original details of the house—mouldings, arches— while blending them with fresh and delicate modern touches, Romantic Nature is about balance between history and serenity, a home that feels elegant, light, and full of life.

Academic project Location Date

2026

Paddington NWS April 2025

Software sketchUP Twinmotion Layout

PORTFOLIO

Hand drawing sketches

2026

PORTFOLIO

Floor plan

Elevations

Final Renders

2026

PORTFOLIO

Warm Calm Home Artisan market Residential Design The client requested several important changes to improve the final design.

First, she asked for the washing machine and the dryer to be larger, this adjustment is necessary to make the laundry area more practical and efficient, especially for older clients who need appliances that are easy to use and have enough capacity; by increasing the size, the space becomes more functional for daily life.

Second, she asked for the entrance door to be slightly bigger, this change is very important for accessibility, because a wider door provides easier entry, especially for people with mobility issues, walking frames, or wheelchairs, it also makes the space safer and more comfortable for the clients and their visitors. The client also wanted a change in the interior colour palette, she explained that the new colours should create a warmer and more inviting atmosphere, avoiding a cold or hospital-like feeling, this change reflects the client’s need for a cozy and personal home environment.

Finally, she requested that the large dining room window should not remain as a fixed picture window. Instead, it must be designed to open; to allow fresh air, natural ventilation, and a stronger connection with the outside space, this will improve comfort and sustainability by reducing the use of artificial cooling. These modifications are clear and useful,they will be integrated into the final concept to make sure the design meets the client’s expectations and provides a safe, functional, and warm home

Academic project Location Date

2026

Australia September 2025

Software sketchUP Twinmotion Layout

PORTFOLIO

Hand drawing sketches

Floor plan

Perspectives

2026

PORTFOLIO

Elevations

Final Renders 2026

PORTFOLIO

Kimberley’s Home Artisan market Drawings Structures and Services This project involves renovating three key areas of an existing residential home: the kitchen, bathroom, and living room. The client would like to renovate the entire house in the future but is currently limited by budget and wants to focus on the main living spaces. As the client is environmentally conscious, sustainable materials, finishes, and design solutions must be considered throughout the project.

The renovation requires an assessment of existing structural elements and building services within each space. For the kitchen, bathroom, and living room, the design must include one change to an existing service (such as plumbing, electrical, gas, or mechanical systems) and one change to a structural element (floor, wall, or ceiling finishes). Additional requirements include installing a new double farmhouse sink in the kitchen, a 3-in-1 bathroom heater, exhaust fan and LED light in the bathroom, and a ceiling fan with light in the living room. The project budgets are $45,000 for the kitchen, $25,000 for the bathroom, and $20,000 for the living room and dining area, with completion timeframes ranging from 4 to 12 weeks.

Academic project Location Date

2026

Southbank VIC December2025

Software sketchUP Twinmotion Layout

PORTFOLIO

Floor plan

2026

Elevations

PORTFOLIO

Final Renders

2026

PORTFOLIO

Nostalgic Serenity Artisan market Design for all abilities and ages The client requested several important changes to improve the final design.

First, she asked for the washing machine and the dryer to be larger, this adjustment is necessary to make the laundry area more practical and efficient, especially for older clients who need appliances that are easy to use and have enough capacity; by increasing the size, the space becomes more functional for daily life.

Second, she asked for the entrance door to be slightly bigger, this change is very important for accessibility, because a wider door provides easier entry, especially for people with mobility issues, walking frames, or wheelchairs, it also makes the space safer and more comfortable for the clients and their visitors. The client also wanted a change in the interior colour palette, she explained that the new colours should create a warmer and more inviting atmosphere, avoiding a cold or hospital-like feeling, this change reflects the client’s need for a cozy and personal home environment.

Finally, she requested that the large dining room window should not remain as a fixed picture window. Instead, it must be designed to open; to allow fresh air, natural ventilation, and a stronger connection with the outside space, this will improve comfort and sustainability by reducing the use of artificial cooling. These modifications are clear and useful,they will be integrated into the final concept to make sure the design meets the client’s expectations and provides a safe, functional, and warm home

Academic project Location Date

2026

Australia September 2025

Software sketchUP Twinmotion Layout

PORTFOLIO

elevations

Floor plan

Hand drawing sketches

2026

PORTFOLIO

Final Renders

2026

PORTFOLIO