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DEVIN MANGOLD INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

CONTENTS

Pediatrics

Rivera Condo

Italian Villa

SUMMARY

EDUCATION

Interior Design student at Clover Park Technical College completing an AAS-T and

Interior Design | Associate of Applied Science | Clover Park Technical College |

entering the bachelor’s program this fall. Focused on commercial and hospitality spaces

Septemeber 2026 | President’s List, 4.0 GPA

that support sustainability, sensory experience, and human well-being. Combines

PHILOSOPHY Since I was a little girl, I have always reached for the stars, sometimes quite literally, stretching my hands toward the sky and wondering what it would feel like to touch them. That sense of curiosity, wonder, and possibility continues to shape the way I approach interior design. I believe thoughtfully designed spaces should make people pause, look closer, and feel something. A space should invite curiosity through its details, create a sense of order and purpose, and inspire people to experience their surroundings in new ways. I strive to design environments that engage the senses and encourage people not only to move through a space, but to notice, appreciate, and remember it. As I have grown as a designer, I have become especially passionate about sustainability and the responsibility we have to design for both people and the planet. I believe good design should consider the present without compromising the future. By making thoughtful material choices, reducing environmental impact, and creating spaces that can adapt and endure, design can become a positive force for the generations to come.

fabrication experience, leadership, and technical drafting skills to develop environmentally

Interior Design | Bachelor of Applied Science | Clover Park Technical College |

responsible designs f rom concept through construction.

Expected March 2028

EXPERIENCE

spaces should be designed for everyone. I aim to create environments where people of different abilities, backgrounds, and experiences can feel welcomed, comfortable, and considered. Ultimately, I want my designs to inspire the same feeling I had while reaching toward the stars: the desire to look up, wonder, and imagine something more. I hope to create spaces that leave people feeling more connected to their surroundings, to one another, and to the possibilities ahead.

• AutoCAD

Interior Design Intern | Williams Contracting | June 2026 - August 2026

• Revit (Learning)

• Reviewed client preferences and project requirements to guide furnishing and material

• SketchUp

selections • Developed concept boards and product specification spreadsheets to support the selection of local furnishings and materials • Guided client through furnishing selections during showroom consultations, helping translate design needs into confident product purchases

Warehouse Operations & CNC Foam Fabrication | Rex Pegg Fabrics | 2020 - 2023 • Applied knowledge of textiles, upholstery, foam, and specialty flooring across residential and commercial applications • Fabricated custom foam components according to specifications, technical drawings,

Accessibility and inclusion are equally important to my philosophy. Beautiful and meaningful

SOFTWARE

and precise measurements • Developed a strong understanding of material durability, performance, construction, and appropriate end use • Managed material inventory, verified orders, and coordinated large-scale shipments while maintaining accuracy and organization

Shift Manager | Fast Casual Dining | 2017 - 2020 • Led teams of 10–15 employees in high-volume service environments

• Enscape • Adobe InDesign • Adobe Creative Cloud • Adobe Photoshop • Microsoft Excel • Microsoft Office Suite

SKILLS • Spatial planning • Material selection and performance awareness • Textile and finish application • Technical drafting • 3D modeling and rendering • Presentation layout • Project organization and time management • Hand rendering • Precision measurement and detailing • Vendor and order verification • Leadership experience • Team collaboration

AFFILIATIONS

• Managed scheduling, daily operations, and customer service standards

• Member, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

• Maintained efficiency, quality control, and problem-solving during peak hours

• Student Member, National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA)

• Developed leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills

• Student Member, International Interior Design Association (IIDA) • Student Member, American Society of Interior Designers (ASID)

OVERVIEW

restoration

Serene Pediatrics is a dual-practice pediatric off ice designed for two physicians and

Inspiration f rom the restorative qualities

a small support staff. The project reimagines the medical off ice as a calm, restorative

of nature

environment that reduces anxiety for children and families while supporting privacy, accessibility, infection control, and eff icient clinical workflow.

The design was developed around the ideas of serenity, restoration, and tranquility. Nature-inspired colors, organic forms, warm wood tones, acoustic materials, and soft lighting create an environment that feels welcoming without losing the professionalism and durability required in a healthcare setting.

calming A place that feels gentle and supportive

THE CHALLENGE

01. SERENE PEDIATRICS HEALTHCARE

› Balance operational requirements of a dual pediatric practice with the emotional needs of young patients and their families › Maintain clear circulation, acoustic privacy, and accessible patient areas › Feel appropriately themed for children, f rom infancy through adolescence

SQUARE FOOTAGE | 1,580 sq. ft.

› Create a professional but approachable healthcare environment

LOCATION | Tacoma, WA

› Comply with plumbing restrictions to specif ied north and west walls

SOFTWARE | AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape, Photoshop

tranquility Encouraging comfort, ease, and emotional well-being

EXISTING CONDITIONS The existing 1,580-square-foot suite established the f ramework for the pediatric practice through its building envelope, entry location, and f ixed service conditions. These elements influenced the placement of public, clinical, and staff spaces while requiring

CONCEPT PLANNING OPPORTUNITIES

MATERIAL RESPONSE

nature and water. Soft blues reference the sky and ocean, muted greens

These existing conditions created an opportunity to organize the practice around a central reception hub, locate plumbing-dependent spaces along the restricted perimeter, and establish clear public, clinical, and staff zones

The concept for Serene Pediatrics is inspired by the restorative qualities of

Turf : Platter Ceiling Clouds •

High NRC

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Soft organic curves

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Made f rom recycled PET plastic acoustic felt

introduce a connection to plant life, and warm neutral tones create a sense of balance and comfort. Organic forms, flowing patterns, natural textures, and diffused light translate these influences into a modern pediatric environment.

Rather than creating a highly themed children’s space, the design uses

within the compact suite.

an eff icient plan for two physicians

subtle biophilic elements to support a broad pediatric age range. The result

and a small support team.

is an environment that feels calm, approachable, and reassuring for children, Shaw Contract : Carpet Tile

PROGRAMMING The planning response prioritizes clear

COMPACT FOOTPRINT

arrival, centralized reception control,

The suite required eff icient planning for two

accessible patient circulation, acoustic

physicians, staff, and patient areas.

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Reduces noise

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Creates softer, more comforting environment

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100% recycled content nylon f iber

CALMING Mohawk : Resilient Sheet Flooring

privacy, and eff icient relationships between the nurse’s station, exam

parents, physicians, and staff.

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Free of heavy metals and orthophtalates

rooms, consulting off ices, and support

FIXED PLUMBING ZONES

•

Seamless surface

spaces.

Both restrooms were limited to the north and

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Beyond Carbon Neutral

Soft color, sound, and light

RESTORATIVE Nature-inspired forms and textures

west perimeter. Natural light is directed f irst toward the waiting area and then toward the consulting off ices, consistent with the program priorities.

ARRIVAL + DAYLIGHT

Sculptform : Timber Batten

Reception was positioned for clear visibility,

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FSC/PEFC

while daylight was prioritized for waiting and

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Biodegradable/Compostable

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Acoustic backing

consulting spaces.

TRANQUILITY Clear movement and visual balance

SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT

FINAL PLAN + PATIENT FLOW

Early adjacency and zoning studies explored how public, clinical, private, and staff functions could f it eff iciently within the compact suite. The f inal plan centers reception,

ARRIVAL

CHECK-IN

WAIT

PLAY

NURSE’S STATION

EXAM

CONSULTATION

CHECK-OUT

groups the exam rooms around the nurse’s station, and places consulting off ices in quieter areas for greater privacy. A clear and predictable sequence helps reduce confusion and anxiety for children and caregivers.

CENTRAL HUB 1. Consulting Off ice #1 2. Powder Room

Reception anchors check-in, waiting, 1.

clinical entry, and check-out while maintaining clear visibility of patient

3. Accessible Powder Room

movement.

4. Workroom

INTUITIVE PATIENT FLOW

5. Exam Room #1

Families move through a clear sequence f rom arrival and waiting to examination,

6. Nurse’s Station

OPTION #1

OPTION #2

OPTION #3

OPTION #4

Initial adjacency and zoning study

Improved organization, but ineff icient

The plan needed to accommodate two

Stronger clinical relationships, but

circulation

separate exits.

undersized rooms

consultation, and departure.

7. Storage 8. Reception/Off ice

CLINICAL EFFICIENCY 9.

10.

11.

both exam rooms with convenient access

9. Exam Room #2

DESIGN ITERATION

to storage and support spaces.

10. Children’s Play Area

PRIVACY + STAFF ACCESS

11. Waiting Room Multiple floor plan options were tested before selecting the f inal layout. Early schemes created ineff icient circulation and did not consistently meet the required square footage for each room.

The nurse’s station is positioned between

Consulting off ices are separated f rom 12.

active public areas, while the secondary

12. Consulting Room #2

exit supports discreet staff and physician movement.

Through continued testing, the plan was ref ined to improve adjacencies, reduce unused circulation space, and give each function the area it required. The f inal solution balances program compliance, patient flow, staff eff iciency, privacy, and accessibility within the compact suite.

PUBLIC 5

PRIVATE + PATIENT

STAFF + SUPPORT 6

HEALTHIER MATERIALS Low-VOC paints, selected wallcoverings, and durable, cleanable f inishes were chosen with the well-being of patients, families, physicians, and staff in mind

LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE Durable, high-performing materials withstand f requent use and cleaning while maintaining comfort and visual quality over time.

RESPONSIBLE SOURCING Recycled-content products and responsibly sourced materials reduce environmental impact while supporting long-term value.

FINAL DESIGN SOLUTION Serene Pediatrics balances the functional demands of a dual pediatric practice with the emotional needs of children and families. Clear circulation,

DAYLIGHT + COMFORT Controlled daylight, glare reduction, acoustic treatments, and calming textures create a more comfortable sensory experience.

privacy, accessibility, calming sensory elements, and health-conscious material selections create an environment that supports eff icient care while feeling welcoming, restorative, and reassuring.

OVERVIEW The Rivera Waterf ront Condo is a 2,200-square-foot home designed for a family of four with an active, social lifestyle. The design balances connected gathering spaces with comfortable private areas that support entertaining, family routines, work, and individual retreat. Planning focused on strong adjacencies, indoor-outdoor connection, and a clear transition between shared and private spaces.

connection

culture

warmth

Spaces designed around gathering and

A contemporary interpretation of

Natural materials, texture, and

family interaction

Mexican color and artistry

handcrafted details create a sense of belonging

02. RIVERA CONDO

THE CHALLENGE

RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

› Create connected spaces for f requent entertaining and everyday family life › Balance open social areas with privacy for parents and teenagers

SQUARE FOOTAGE | 2,200 sq. ft.

› Accommodate three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an off ice, laundry, and storage

LOCATION | Tacoma, WA

› Strengthen relationships between the kitchen, dining, and family spaces

SOFTWARE | AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape 10

EXISTING CONDITIONS

OPEN FLOOR PLAN

CONCEPT + CULTURAL RESPONSE

Flexible f ramework for multiple planning The 2,200-square-foot condo provided a largely

solutions

details, warm wood, terracotta, and layered textiles. Rather than recreating a

open f ramework for developing the family’s new

FIXED CONDITIONS

home. The existing envelope, entry location, exterior openings, and service areas established the

The design draws f rom Mexican artistry through saturated color, handcrafted

Entry, envelope, and service areas shaped circulation

traditional interior, these influences are interpreted through contemporary forms and an open residential plan. Cobalt blue, chili red, warm orange, sunflower yellow, and earthy neutrals create a home that feels energetic, personal, and grounded.

boundaries of the plan while leaving flexibility to explore multiple spatial arrangements.

DAYLIGHT + VIEWS Gathering spaces prioritized connection to the exterior

PROGRAMMING

MATERIAL RESPONSE

Kitchen Dining Dining

Family Room

PLANNING OPPORTUNITIES

Entry Living Spaces Primary Bedroom

Ensuite + Walk-In

Bedrooms Laundry Off ice

Shared Circulation

The open shell created flexibility to test multiple spatial solutions. Required adjacencies became the primary driver

The color palette was developed to honor the family’s Mexican heritage through rich, expressive tones associated with traditional art, textiles, tile, and handcrafted objects. Cobalt blue, chili red, sunflower yellow, warm orange, and earthy terracotta

and entertaining, while private rooms are

NATURAL WOOD | Adds texture, warmth, and handcrafted character

bring energy and cultural character to the home while being balanced through PATTERN + TEXTILE | Introduces cultural reference using layered color and

contemporary forms and natural materials.

detail

for organizing connected gathering areas, Shared spaces are grouped to support connection

TERRACOTTA | Grounds the palette in warm, earthy color

private family spaces, and supporting

ARTISAN ACCENTS | Pottery, tile, and decorative objects bring individuality

functions.

to the home

positioned away f rom the main social core for comfort and retreat.

COLOR

CULTURAL IDENTITIY

RESPONSE 12

FINAL PLAN + ZONING

SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT The open condo shell created flexibility to shape the home around the Rivera family’s

Hand rendering allowed me to

The f inal layout reflects the Rivera family’s social lifestyle by connecting the main gathering spaces

lifestyle.

test color placement, material

while creating quieter areas for privacy, work, and daily routines.

Planning focused on building a strong social core for gathering and entertaining,

combinations, and atmosphere

while creating quieter zones for bedrooms, work, and daily routines. Each layout

before the design was developed

study helped clarify circulation and strengthen the relationship between shared and private spaces.

SOCIAL CORE

digitally. These explorations

Kitchen, dining, family, and living spaces remain

helped balance bold cultural

closely connected to support entertaining and

expression with warmth and a

everyday family interaction.

contemporary residential feel.

FAMILY FLOW Laundry, bathrooms, and storage are positioned near

Entry

the spaces they serve, supporting everyday routines.

PRIVATE RETREAT Bedrooms are grouped away f rom the main gathering areas to create quieter spaces for rest and individual Established relationships between social, private, and

privacy.

support spaces.

Blocking studies helped explore

SOCIAL

PRIVATE

SUPPORT

room placement,

Kitchen | Dining |

Primary Suite |

Bathrooms | Laundry |

Living Room | Family

Bedroom 1 | Bedroom

Storage | Off ice

Room

circulation, and spatial relationships before ref ining the f inal plan.

Living Area

FINAL DESIGN SOLUTION Rivera Condo is shaped around the family’s love of gathering, culture, and expressive design. Open living spaces encourage connection and entertaining, while more private rooms offer separation for rest, work, and individual routines. Mexican-inspired color, handcrafted details, natural materials, and layered textures give the home a strong sense of identity without feeling overly traditional. The outcome is a lively, personal interior that reflects both the family’s heritage and the way they live today.

OVERVIEW Located near Lake Como in Lenno, Italy, the Bennett Residence transforms a historic villa into a long-term family home centered on connection, wellness, and sustainable living. The design preserves the villa’s warmth and character while introducing contemporary spaces for gathering, music, work, and restoration.

03. BENNETT RESIDENCE RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

connection

character

wellness

Bring cooking, dining, music, and living

Preserve historic architecture while

Create adaptable spaces using natural,

spaces together.

adding modern function.

low-toxicity materials.

THE CHALLENGE › Preserve the villa’s historic structure while improving function › Work within existing structural and plumbing conditions › Establish clear social and private zones

SQUARE FOOTAGE | 2,980 sq. ft.

› Accommodate specialized family spaces without compromising circulation

LOCATION | Lenno, Italy

› Comply with all applicable UNI, CEI, and EN standards and regulations

SOFTWARE | AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape 18

Site selection was the f irst sustainability strategy.

CHALLENGES FIXED CONDITIONS

Lenno’s walkable setting supports lower-

Existing plumbing and structural elements limited

impact family routines through access to

CONCEPT The Bennett Residence reinterprets the historic character of a Lake Como villa through warm natural materials, contemporary Italian furnishings, thoughtful planning, and a landscape-inspired palette.

major reconf iguration.

schools, local services, public transportation, and outdoor spaces.

DISCONNECTED SPACES Lacks a clear connection for shared family activity.

Lenno was selected through research into Lake Como communities that aligned with the family’s

Daylight and layered illumination are treated as integral design materials, supporting family routines, wellness, and visual comfort while revealing the

depth of plaster, stone, wood, and architectural details. The result is a calm, adaptable home that feels bright and energizing by day, warm and restorative

priorities of sustainability, wellness, and connection. Its walkability, transit access, proximity to schools

UNCLEAR ZONING

by night, and responsive to both contemporary living and the villa’s enduring

and services, outdoor amenities, and closeness to extended family made it an ideal setting for a long-

The home needed a stronger separation between

character.

term home rooted in both daily function and cultural belonging.

active social spaces and quiet private rooms .

MATERIAL RESPONSE Lenno’s landscape and historic architecture informed a restrained palette of mineral f inishes, warm wood, natural textiles, and muted earth tones. Materials were selected for longevity, comfort, and low-toxicity performance.

EXISTING CONDITIONS

Traditional Stucco | Low-VOC f inish

Terrazzo | Recycled-content aggregate

character, but its room relationships did not fully

Travertine | Durable natural stone

support the family’s lifestyle or routines. Structural

Scavolini Cabinetry | Regional manufacturing

conditions, plumbing locations, and existing

Wood Flooring | Responsibly sourced material

Wool Textiles | Renewable natural f iber

The existing villa offered strong architectural

openings established the f ramework for the renovation .

1st Floor

2nd Floor

SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT

LIGHTING STRATEGY 1.

1. Mudroom + Laundry

Early adjacency planning established a social f irst floor, a quieter private second floor, and eff icient relationships among gathering, service, and wellness spaces.

Space planning and lighting were developed in alignment with UNI/TS 11826:2021 and Lombardy Regional Law 31/2015.

3. Powder Room

2200K–3000K WARM LIGHT • HIGH CRI • DIMMABLE CONTROLS • LED SOURCES • DAYLIGHT HARVESTING

4. Off ice

Daylight and layered illumination support the

2. Kitchen 4.

5. Dining Room 5.

6. Music Room + Gathering 7. Living Room 8. Girls’ Shared Bedroom 9. Son’s Bedroom

family’s routines while revealing the warmth and texture of the villa’s natural materials. applicable European high-eff iciency lighting standards and help the home transition f rom bright, energizing daylight to softer, restorative evening illumination.

10. Yoga Room

12. Shared Bathroom 13. Primary Bath 10.

11.

13.

14.

14. Primary Bedroom

SOCIAL CORE | DAILY FUNCTION | FAMILY FLEXIBILITY | REST + WELLNESS The plan creates a connected social core for cooking, dining, music, and gathering, while service and work spaces support daily function without disrupting the main living areas.

Upstairs, adaptable family spaces and quieter zones for rest, media, bathing, and wellness

1st Floor 21

2nd Floor

allow the home to evolve with the family.

Informed window size, placement, and natural-light access. UNI/TS 11826:2021 Guided residential light levels, visual comfort, and space usability.

Sourced f rom Italy, the selected f ixtures meet

11. Media Room

12.

Ministerial Decree of 5 July 1975

AMBIENT

TASK

DECORATIVE

Lombardy Regional Law 31/2015 Informed warm, dimmable lighting that limits nighttime light spill.

FINAL DESIGN SOLUTION The f inal design brings the villa’s historic character into a contemporary family setting through connected spaces, adaptable planning, and a carefully layered material and lighting strategy. Together, these elements create a comfortable, enduring home that supports daily life while maintaining a strong sense of place.

THANK YOU

DEVIN MANGOLD (360) 461 - 8504 mangold.dev@gmail.com