Interior & Spatial Design Portfolio

PORTFOLIO

INTERIOR & SPATIAL DESIGN EILEEN LEWIS

2025

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EDUCATION

2021—2024

BA: Interior and Spatial Design (Distinction) University of the Arts, London

2020—2021

Foundation Diploma: Art and Design (Distinction) University of the Arts, London

SOFTWARE

CAD Modeling Rendering Adobe CC

AutoCad Rhino | Grasshopper Twinmotion | Enscape Illustrator | Indesign

LANGUAGES English Hindi

Native Native

CONTENTS I

CONTENTS NORA STORE, LONDON 1

INTRODUCTION

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DESIGN

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PLANNING

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VISUALIZATION

GAP HOMES, LONDON 11

INTRODUCTION

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DESIGN

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PLANNING

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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

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INTERIOR VISUALIZATION

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EXTERIOR VISUALIZATION

POPHAMS, DUBAI 23

INTRODUCTION

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DESIGN

27

PLANNING

29

VISUALIZATION

TATA HARPER WINDOW DISPLAY, DUBAI 31

INTRODUCTION

33

DESIGN

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PLANNING

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VISUALIZATION

1 I NORA STORE I INTRODUCTION

NORA STORE, LONDON Location: Borough, London Purpose: Commercial Style: Modern & Minimalist This This project blends modern minimalism with a serene, sensorial experience, creating an environment that feels both immersive and refined. The space draws inspiration from wellness rituals, elevating everyday interactions into a carefully curated experience of luxury and functionality.

Muted green tones and soft, rounded edges evoke a natural, almost meditative ambiance, reinforcing a connection to organic elements. Subtle variations in texture, from smooth concrete to delicate mosaic tiles, add depth without overwhelming the minimalist aesthetic. Track lighting is strategically placed to highlight key areas while maintaining a subdued atmosphere, ensuring the focus remains on the tactile interaction between the user and the space. Thoughtfully integrated shelving and recessed displays allow for seamless organization, emphasizing clarity and simplicity in design.

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Natural Concrete Green Marble Green Zellige tile Brass

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Frosted Glass Dark Green Concrete Botanical Elements

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Spring Green #34423B

Spanish Green #7F8E79

Beryl Green #B7C3AC

Tahuna Sands #D3CB95

Fallow #BEA067

Indian Tan #503420

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Entrance Storage Main Sink

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Shelf Display POS Counter

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Entrance Storage Main Sink Shelf Display POS Counter

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11 I GAP HOMES I INTRODUCTION

GAP HOMES, LONDON Location: Camberwell, London Purpose: Residential Style: Minimalist Gap homes are specially created houses for young people leaving the foster care system. They are typically more affordable and accessible options for people who do not qualify for social housing but cannot afford market-rate housing. The goal of this project is to develop housing for youth transitioning out of foster care.

The project aims to create a safe and supportive environment for its residents, incorporating on-site counselors to address their needs. In my work, I strive to design houses that are both modular and prefabricated. This approach allows for easy installation in various areas across London, ensuring adaptability and efficiency in diverse urban settings. The aim is to create a living space that promotes well-being and resilience, ultimately contributing to the overall improvement of life for these vulnerable youths.

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13 I GAP HOMES I DESIGN

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17 I GAP HOMES I TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

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1.Brick Slip 2.RC Slab 3.Semi-rigid Insulation 4.Lattice Brickwork 5.Glazing System

6.Secondary Steel Framing System 7.Floor Finish 8.Screed 9.RC Slab 10.External Brick

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INTERIOR VISUALIZATION I GAP HOMES I 20

21 I GAP HOMES I EXTERIOR VISUALIZATION

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23 I POPHAMS DUBAI I INTRODUCTION

POPHAMS CAFE, DUBAI Location: Dubai, UAE Purpose: Commercial Style: Minimalist with traditional Emirati Influences This project combines clean, minimalist design with subtle yet meaningful nods to traditional Emirati aesthetics, resulting in a space that balances modernity with cultural heritage. The cafe’s interior pays homage to Bedouin and Majlis traditions, celebrating the region’s rich history within a contemporary, understated framework that exudes timeless sophistication.

Seating is thoughtfully set slightly below floor level, echoing the inviting Bedouin customs of gathering and hospitality. Overhead, a beautifully crafted Alfarje ceiling of horizontal wooden panels adds warmth and texture, offering a tactile connection to the architectural traditions of the Emirati region. Clean lines, neutral tones, and subtle geometric accents complete the space, creating a environment that bridges the past and present with understated elegance.

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Onyx #18100F

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Wabi Sabi Pendant Light Malta Chair Jodie Athezza Stool Potted Plant

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Irish Coffee #553828

Marble Table Raphael Navot Sofa Lamp

Driftwood #B48954

Light Apricot #F1DAAE

Muddy Green #676A3C

Heavy Metal #2D2D23

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Concrete

Marble

Hardwood

Dark Timber Beams

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Entrance Storage

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Powder Room Lounge

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TATA HARPER WINDOW DISPLAY, DUBAI Location: Dubai, UAE Purpose: Commercial Style: Minimalist with traditional Emirati Influences This window display for Tata Harper is a refined blend of natural materiality and modern minimalism. The design features a modular terracotta wall, whose rich, earthy tone harmonizes with the brand’s signature green product palette. The architectural niches are arranged in a staggered, sculptural grid that evokes a contemporary, Brutalist rhythm while maintaining a sense of balance and calm.

Behind select recesses, panels of frosted glass reveal subtle layers of foliage and natural textures, adding depth, softness, and a quiet sense of life behind the clean lines. Directional lighting enhances the tactile surface of the terracotta and draws focus to the carefully placed products, creating a warm, immersive visual experience. The result is a thoughtful and grounded retail moment that reflects the brand’s connection to nature, purity, and elevated simplicity.

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Bleach White #FBF5D7

Tan Brown #EAE4BB

Light Brown #C8BD7E

Asparagus #849B51

Army Green #395F1C

Palm Leaf #1B3210

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In developing the color palette for this project, the objective was to create a harmonious yet impactful selection of colors that would both align with and enhance the brand’s established identity. By carefully selecting complementary tones from the brand’s color family, we ensured that each shade would work cohesively with the overall aesthetic while adding depth and visual interest to the display. This thoughtful palette selection was intended to draw attention to the products, allowing them to stand out naturally without overshadowing one another.

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Terracotta

Botanical Elements

Frosted Glass

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Rodeo Dust #C8B290

Earth #AA6339

Nutmeg #7C4424

Persian Plum #771D20

Redwood #5A1908

Sepia Black #290302