INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Mairi Isobel Humphreys
humphreys.mairi@gmail.com
linkedin.com/in/mairi-humphreys
970-318-0769
DESIGNER BIO:
At the core of my design philosophy lies a strong foundation of product knowledge. I believe in investing time and effort to thoroughly research the suitability of materials and products I recommend. My diverse background and exploration of various countries, cultures, communities, and lifestyles have allowed me to develop a unique, global style that is tailored to each client’s specific needs and preferences.
In addition to my design studies, I have honed my skills in managing the customer experience, ensuring that each individual receives personalized support and guidance to navigate their unique journey. With exceptional organizational abilities, I am confident in my ability to handle client interactions with ease.
I take pride in my portfolio that demonstrates my passion for creating designs that are not only beautiful but also functional and sustainable. As a designer, my commitment to well-being through design is evident in every project I undertake.
I am always eager to learn and grow, and I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead. I look forward to bringing my knowledge and skills to new challenges, and creating unique, meaningful designs that enhance the daily lives of those who inhabit the space.
CONTACT
0 2 0 1 03 RESIDENTIAL AGING IN PLACE PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME KITCHEN & BATH AIRPORT
COMMERCIAL
TOURIST LOUNGE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME RESIDENTIAL
CONCEPT STATEMENT:
The home will be sculpted with its surroundings in mind, allowing the homeowners to embrace the Pacific Northwest.
Organic elements will take center stage, delivering varying textures in the home.
A soothing color palette ensures the eye can rest on the home’s focal points on both the interior and exterior.
Open plan living will offer a place to pause or socialize, and each room will be an opportunity to invoke well-being.
The guest bedroom will be a multi-use room, with the option for home workouts, movie nights, and overnight guests.
The home office is inspired by Matisse, with a feminine touch to personalize the space for the client.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME
RESIDENTIAL
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MOOD BOARD
AS-BUILT FLOOR PLAN
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
REF DW W/D 36" RANGE MASTER CH: 10' 183 SF GUEST BED CH: 10' 151 SF LIVING ROOM CH: 10' 243 SF OFFICE CH: 10' 107 SF BATH CH: 10' 69 SF KITCHEN / DINING CH" 10' 289 SF LAUNDRY FIREPLACE C L C L C
DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN
RESIDENTIAL 01. REF DW W/D 36" RANGE BEDROOM CH: 10' 183 SF GUEST BED CH: 10' 151 SF LIVING ROOM CH: 10' 243 SF OFFICE CH: 10' 107 SF BATH CH: 10' 69 SF KITCHEN / DINING CH" 10' 289 SF LAUNDRY FIREPLACE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME
CONSTRUCTION FLOOR PLAN
W/D REF 24" DW BEDROOM CH: 10' 210 SF GUEST BED CH: 10' 148 SF LIVING ROOM CH: 10' 243 SF OFFICE CH: 10' 82 SF BATH CH: 10' 69 SF KITCHEN / DINING CH" 10' 289 SF LAUNDRY CH: 10' 35 SF 36" RANGE FIREPLACE
FURNISHED FLOOR PLAN
RESIDENTIAL 01. W/D REF DW
PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME
SINGLE STORY OPEN PLAN HOME
CORE MATERIALS:
TRANQUIL OFF-WHITE WALLS
MATTE RUSTIC ENGINEERED WOOD FLOOR
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME
LIVING ROOM OVERLOOKING LAKE WASHINGTON
RESIDENTIAL
SMALL POTTED PLANTS CONTRAST THE PNW TREES FRAMED BY THE BAY WINDOWS
REF DW
PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME
WINDOW COVERING FABRIC:
JACQUARD LINEN-VISCOSE-SILK BLEND
SLEEPER SOFA FABRIC:
FLEECE PADDED VELVET
RESIDENTIAL 01.
W/D
MULTI-USE ROOM:
GUEST BEDROOM, WORKOUT SPACE & MOVIE ROOM
PACIFIC NORTHWEST HOME
FEMININE HOME OFFICE INSPIRED BY MATISSE
RESIDENTIAL 01.
FELT MONTSTERA WALL COVERING
TRANQUIL OFF-WHITE WALLS
RUSTIC ENGINEERED WOOD FLOOR
AGING IN PLACE KITCHEN & BATH
CONCEPT STATEMENT:
The homeoweners Kitchen & Bath will support them as they age stylishly at home.
The spaces will be functional for arthritic hands while considering aging eyes.
The selection of practical appliances reinforces accessibility, safety, and longevity.
Texture and color are thoughtfully selected to deliver a calming and inviting palette.
The aesthetics embrace their interest in nature and organic elements.
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KITCHEN & BATH AGING IN PLACE
MOOD BOARD
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AS-BUILT FLOOR PLAN
TESTING ZONES & LAYOUTS
+ PURE COOL WHITE CEILING PAINT SUITED TO WET LOCATIONS
+ INTEGRATED LED RECESSED CAN LIGHTING SUITABLE FOR WET LOCATIONS IN THE HOME
+ RECESSED MOTION & MOISTURE SENSOR VENTILATION
02. BATHROOM CH" 96" 63 SF L C L C L C L C L C L C L C
KITCHEN & BATH AGING IN PLACE
HALL BATHROOM:
CERAMIC FEATURE WALL TILE
CERAMIC WALL TILE
CERAMIC FLOOR TILE
02. DISHWASHER KITCHEN CH" 96" 189 SF REFRIDGERATOR OVEN LAZY SUSAN #1 TALL CABINET #1 TALL CABINET #2 L C L C L C L C L C LAZY SUSAN #2
KITCHEN & BATH AGING IN PLACE
+ FLUSH MOUNT CEILING VENTILATION
CERAMIC WALL TILE
PRESSED PAPER & BAMBOO ISLAND COUNTERTOP
RECYCLED QUARTZ COUNTERTOP
BAMBOO FRAMELESS
SLAB CABINETS
HERRINGBONE BAMBOO FLOORING
KITCHEN & BATH
KITCHEN ELEVATIONS:
AGING IN PLACE 02. 4" 80" 70" 2" 12" 12" 12" 4" 301 2 " 11 2 " 18" 30" 12" 96" 4" 301 2 " 11 2 " 18" 30" 12" 96"
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT:
KITCHEN CH" 96" 189 SF DINING ROOM ADJOINING DINING ROOM HALL BATHROOM CH" 96" 63 SF REFRIDGERATOR OVEN TALL CABINET #1 TALL CABINET #2 LAZY SUSAN #2 30" 347 8 " L C L C L C L C 72" 72" 72" 108" 162" 1271 2 " 216" 851 4 417 8 " 661 8 126" 513 4 741 4 75" 48" 251 2 " 251 2 42" 111" 105" 581 2 36" 36" 18" 18" 18" 18" 72" L C 451 8 611 2 41 2 " 60" 126" 5" 51 2 531 2 " 3 8 341 2 " 72" 105 8 651 4 " 103 4 1151 2 126" TRASH & RECYCLING L C L C L C L C L C L C L C 216" 341 2 763 4 371 8 " 47 8 L C L C L C CONSTRUCTION PLAN SCALE 1/2" = 1-0" N L C GRAPHIC LEGEND EXISTING WALL CABINET CABINET HIDDEN CENTERLINE NORTH ARROW N CONSTRUCTION PLAN A1.2 06/10/2021 WEST SEATTLE M.I. HUMPHREYS SEATTLE WA 98118 DESIGN FIRM: PAGE NAME: PROJECT NAME:
AIRPORT TOURIST LOUNGE COMMERCIAL
CONCEPT STATEMENT:
Aesthetically, the design of the commercial space incorporates materials and textures common to the aerospace industry, from jet fuel parabola patterns to atmospheric hues and textures.
The functionality of the design originates from efficiency and the quality the client expects from the brand and aerospace industry.
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CUSTOMER JOURNEY:
Once the client enters, branded content and a warm welcome will capture their attention.
As the client transitions through the space, the lounge will remain fun yet sophisticated, enhancing the guest experience and brand awareness.
There will be a central customer service desk with zones for clients to move between and the ability for staff to support the clients as they progress through each stage efficiently.
The addition of touch screen check-in, group fitting rooms, and a social selfie area enables the clients to prepare for their flight alongside their partner, friends, or family, making a more enjoyable experience and atmosphere.
After their flight, to encourage clients to gravitate towards the exit, a first look video will be playing next to the retail display creating one final opportunity to capture a sale before the clients depart while also ensuring the brand leaves a lasting impression.
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TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
AS-BUILT FLOOR PLAN
COMMERCIAL DESIGN 03. 8x6 COLUMN TYP RUNNING BOND BRICK CAVITY DIMISING WALL 8' TALL DOORS 5' WIDTH DOORS STRUCTURAL BEAMS ABOVE TYP. 24" SILL, TOP WINDOW FRAME 12'-0" RUNNING BOND BRICK CAVITY DIMISING WALL CMU STRUCTURAL WALL AREA NOT IN SCOPE OF WORK 7" STEP UP 7" STEP DOWN
SPACE PLANNING
TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
FLIGHT SUITS
MOOD BOARD
COMMERCIAL
DESIGN 03.
INITIAL SKETCHES:
TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
AREA NOT IN SCOPE OF WORK
DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN
COMMERCIAL
03.
DESIGN
DEMO ALL APPLIANCES & FURNITURE REMOVE STEP/ LEVEL FLOOR MOVE ELEC PANEL
ALL STRUCTURAL COLUMNS REMAIN
RENDERED FLOOR PLAN
TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
CEILING PANELS: INTEGRATED LIGHTING ACOUSTIC BACKING
CERAMIC FLOOR TILE
COMMERCIAL DESIGN 03.
CHAIN WALL COVERING
FRONT DESK
PHOTOGRAPHIC MURAL
TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
COMMERCIAL
DESIGN 03.
TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
COMMERCIAL DESIGN 03. SEATING AREA STORAGE / OFFICE RAMP DOWN 15’ SELFIE WALL
CEILING-HUNG LED LIGHT RINGS CREATES A DESIGNATED SELFIE ZONE
TOURIST AIRPORT LOUNGE
UNIVERSAL FITTING ROOMS
COMMERCIAL
DESIGN 03.
LIGHTING PANEL 24" ELEC. PANEL 24"
FITTING ROOM DECOR
CURTAINS
FLOOR TILE
PERFROMANCE VINYL
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CAREER GOALS:
After managing my rental property for several years, I felt inspired to pursue studies in Interior Design. My goal was to expand my knowledge and skills in making informed design decisions for the property and its tenants. Ultimately, I hope to turn my interest in Property Management from a side hustle into a successful and fulfilling career.
My training in Interior Design has given me a keen eye for what makes a space both functional and aesthetically pleasing. This exposure will be invaluable when showing properties to prospective tenants. Additionally, my strong background in customer service equips me with the interpersonal and communication skills necessary to professionally manage client meetings and leasing operations.
RESUME The Heritage School of Interior Design Master’s Certification Program | 2021 Mairi Isobel Humphreys linkedin.com/in/mairi-humphreys humphreys.mairi@gmail.com 970-318-0769 QUALIFICATIONS: Kingston University, London UK BSc Information Systems, First Class Honors | 2009 500-Hour Certified Yoga Teacher Yoga Alliance | 2012 - 2018 The Science of Well-Being Dr. Laurie Santos, Yale Univerisity | 2020
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WORK EXPERIENCE:
Property Manager
Mountain View Townhomes
As the property manager of a multi-family investment property, I ensure that my townhome with two 1 bed, 1 bath units remains rented and in demand by utilizing platforms such as apartments.com. I oversee maintenance requests and contractor projects, utilizing my project management skills to ensure high-quality results.
As one of six townhome owners, I am on the board as the HOA Secretary of Mountain View Townhomes, where I manage administrative duties such as preparing meeting agendas and minutes.
Customer Experience Manager
Zero Gravity Corporation
As an event coordinator, I managed events across the nation, handling all aspects of logistics from accommodations and catering to rentals, schedules, vendors, and customer inquiries. Following each event, I monitored and responded to reviews on Google and implemented an automated Net Promoter Score feedback system. This system not only encouraged satisfied customers to leave public reviews but also provided a platform for feedback and discussion from dissatisfied customers.
Co-Owner
Canyoning Colorado
I established a gold standard for customer service, ensuring that every client received exceptional care and attention. Our efforts were reflected in our 100% five-star reviews on various social media platforms and popular review sites. The professionalism of our operations was quickly recognized, resulting in features on prominent media outlets such as ABC’s Rock the Park TV Show, 5280 Magazine, and Outside Magazine.
Event Project Manager
Ouray Ice Park
I organized a 4-day winter festival in a remote mountain town in Colorado that drew 5,000 visitors, 200+ volunteers, and high-profile brands and elite climbers. The festival took place in peak winter conditions, which required me to adapt conventional event planning to suit extreme winter conditions. My excellent communication skills, industry experience, and understanding of the client equipped me with the skills needed to competently tackle this challenging event.
Yoga Teacher Freelance
In 2018, I advanced to a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher after studying in India. Prior to this, I studied in Costa Rica, Japan, and the USA As a dedicated yoga student and teacher, I have gained valuable insights into the significance of physical movement in space, which are essential aspects of Interior Design.
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mairi.i.humphreys@gmail.com
linkedin.com/in/mairi-isobel
970-318-0769