THE RANDOLPH
INTERIORS
MAMIE
PATTON
FLOOR
LIVING ROOM.......................................8
DINING ROOM....................................12
TABLE OF CONTENTS PROJECT INFORMATION......................4
PLAN..........................................6
GUEST BEDROOM...............................24
KITCHEN................................................16
BEDROOM...........................20
PRIMARY
PRIMARY BATHROOM..........................28
Daphne and John Randolph are a newly retired couple who are wanting to renovate their New York City apartment. As a former fashion designer and English professor, the Randolphs value creativity and a beautiful living space. The couple has two adult children who visit frequently, and enjoy entertaining friends and family.
Now that they are retired, the Randolphs want to allocate space for entertaining friends and family. They also want to have a space for their children to stay while they are visiting the city. Lastly, the Randolphs want their home to reflect their love for the city.
ABOUT THE CLIENT PROBLEM CONCEPT
As lifelong New Yorkers, the Randolphs admire the iconic art deco style seen in famous New York landmarks such as the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building. To convey a feeling of sophistication and elegance, the Randolph Apartment renovation will include geometric shapes and patterns, a moody color palette, metallic finishes, and classical inspired architectural elements.
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floor plan
GUEST BED CLST.
GUEST BATH
PRIMARY BED
CLST. CLST. CLST. CLST. CLST. CLST.
SCAN FOR VIDEO WALK THROUGH
PRIM. BATH
GUEST
BED LAUNDRY PWD. BATH
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LIVING ROOM FOYER
GUEST BED
DINING ROOM
OFFICE
CLST.
CLST. CLST.
CLST.
CLST.
KITCHEN
CLST.
CLST.
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VING ROOM
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BEFORE
AFTER
SCAN FOR LIVING ROOM
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PANORAMA
FIREPLACE TILE
WALL PAINT
FLOORING
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SOFA
SIDE CHAIRS
TABLE LAMP
MIRROR
CONSOLE TABLE
BOOKCASE
LOUNGE CHAIR
WINGBACK CHAIRS
BENCH
RUG
CHANDELIER
COFFEE TABLE 11
DINING ROOM
12
BEFORE
AFTER
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SCAN FOR DINING ROOM PANORAMA
Dining Room Plan
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WALLCOVERING
FLOORING
RUG
DINING CHAIR
MIRROR
DINING TABLE
CABINET PAINT
CHANDELIER
CONSOLE TABLE 15
KITCHEN
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BEFORE AFTER
SCAN FOR KITCHEN PANORAMA
KITCHEN PLAN
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COUNTER STOOL
BANQUETTE
DINING TABLE
FAUCET BACKSPLASH COUNTERTOP CABINET/WALL PAINT RUG
furniture / accessories elevation
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PRIMARY BEDROOM
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BEFORE
AFTER
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SCAN FOR PRIMARY BEDROOM PANORAMA
PRIMARY BED PLAN
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CABINET PAINT
FLOORING
BED
WALL PAINT
BED
NIGHTSTAND
RUG
finishes
FABRIC
WALLCOVERING
LAMP 23
GUEST BEDROOM
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BEFORE
AFTER
SCAN FOR GUEST BEDROOM PANORAMA
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guest bedroom
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PLAN
finishes
furniture accessories BED
DRESSER
LAMP
NIGHTSTAND
RUG MIRROR
WALL
FLOORING 27
WALLCOVERING
PAINT
PRIMARY BATHROOM
28
BEFORE
AFTER
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SCAN FOR PRIMARY BATHROOM PANORAMA
PRIMARY bathroom plan
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FLOORING
FAUCET
SHOWER TILE
WALL PAINT
COUNTERTOP
CABINET PAINT
SHOWER
CABINET PULL
TOILET
MIRROR 31
WALL SCONCE
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
For as long as I can remember, I have always had a passion for expressing myself. Whether it be through music, art, fashion, or design, I felt a need to share this love with others.
I have always had a fascination with leadership and people. Even as a little girl pretending to be the owner of a retail store, manager of a classroom, and head of a household, it was clear I had a mind for business.
My study of interior design and business at the University of Alabama has allowed me to combine these interests to learn to improve and elevate the lifestyles of others.
design philosophy
I would describe myself as a people person. It is important for me to be observant and aware of others’ thoughts and feelings. What drew me to study interior design is the impact a space’s look can have on a person’s wellbeing. As a designer, I have the power to manipulate the way people live, think, and feel in a space. I believe that when you love the look of your work environment or home, the happier you will be.
Design is one of the most powerful ways of communication. When walking into a space, one should be able to recognize the occupant’s intentions, beliefs, and personality. The key to conveying the identity of the client is to be an empathetic and personable designer. Understanding people makes for a successful designer.
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