Morgan Koeller Interior Design Portfolio by morgankoeller

KOELLER

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

MORGAN KOELLER

INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENT

(636) 795-7205

mkoeller2@live.maryville.edu

www.linkedin.com/in/morgan-koeller

EXPERIENCE

INTERIORS INTERN

Lawrence Group, June 2024–Dec 2024

Produced construction documents for UPS and Edward Jones suites, attended weekly meetings, and coordinated intern case study project

SHOWROOM INTERN

KDR Designer Showrooms, May 2023–Aug 2023

Pulled fabric and wallcoverings samples, assembled and disassembled displays, filed and organized sample department

PAINT ASSOCIATE

Lowe’s, May 2022–Aug 2022

Tinted paints and stains, replenished self inventory, and assisted customers with paint, stain, and color concerns

VOLUNTEER

St. Vincent De Paul Thrift Store, Oct 2019–Nov 2019

Sorted and tagged all incoming apparel donations, racked apparel donations, and reorganized all apparel racks according to color and size

SKILLS

Revit

Enscape

InDesign

Photoshop

SketchUp

Miro

AutoCad

Microsoft Office

Building Systems

Architectural Detailing

CLIFTON STRENGTHS

1. Strategic 2. Futuristic 3. Restorative 4. Empathy 5. Communication

EDUCATION

Maryville University

CIDA + NASAD Accredited

B.F.A Interior Design

Expected Graduation Date: May 2025

AWARDS + INVOLVEMENT

IIDA CAPES FOR KIDS |2025

Best Interpretation of Concept

MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY |2024

Mother Helen Rex Award in Art

NEXT STUDENT COMPETITION |2024

Studio Submission

MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY |2023–24

Design Student Mentor

ASID/IIDA STUDENT CHAPTER |2023–24

Vice President

DONGHIA FOUNDATION |2023–24

Design Ambassador

IIDA CAPES FOR KIDS |2024

Best Craftsmanship

IIDA STUDENT UNRAVEL |2024

NEOCON |2024

ASID GATHER CONFERENCE |2023

NEXT COMPETITION Steelcase 02

BEVERAGE OFFICE High Noon

RETAIL Converse

RESTAURANT The Rav Factory

Project Type

Project Title

YEAR: Fall 2024

TYPE: Workplace

SQFT: 16,000

As humans, we are extremely sensitive to sound. Our thoughts and behaviors are attached to the emotions we form from a audio experience.

Sound becomes a powerful component in how we live, work, and play. Top complaints of office employees are centered around factors of concentration — sound, privacy, and interaction.

WORKPLACE REMIX

60% Of employees feel they have low concentration when working in office

Virtual collaboration is crucial in the evolving workplace. Hybrid accommodations produce an equitable environment on both sides of screen

Privacy and individual space is the top request for a better workplace. Employees want a balance of socialization and focus

Employees value having assigned workstations and flexible furniture to get in the right groove

At NEXT we celebrate brands that have a history of sound. We want to help each and every client find the beat of their brand and celebrate it.

POPCORN

Hear the pop, enjoy the taste. Snack time starts with a pop!

CHAMPAGNE

Pop the cork and toast to the moment!

BUBBLE GUM

Chew it, blow it, pop it. Make some noise with every bubble!

TAP SHOES

Step into the rhythm and let your shoes be the music!

The inspiration for this project is drawn from warm and cool elements that inspire sound, from record players to telephones, to dancing. The space will feel vibrant and produce a sophisticated environment with muted hues, and visual movement across all planes to keep the grove going.

Turning Up The Creativity

The Amphitheater centralizes music, sound, and socialization that gradually declines to the deprivation spaces of the open office.

Integrative technology and sound studios allow users to create the perfect soundtrack for their evolving day-to-day.

Turning Down The Noise

NEXT Chicago invites users to “find your beat” through sound deprivation and sound production. The balance and choice of audio experiences creates a personalized workplace that supports users to go on their own journey or enjoy together.

Custom light fixture featuring next logo

RECEPTION

Interactive client display invites client’s to experience the sounds of next’s brands

CLIENT DISPLAY

Multi-screen display creates an immersive and flexible presentation for clients

Popcorn becomes the background soundtrack in the cafe

CAFE

As employees transcend to level 7, they create own sound with just the touch of a step.

As the stairs rise to the Record Lounge, runner length decreases and the number of stairs in each run increases. This escalation mimics the crescendo experienced from traversing levels THE AMPHITHEATER

High-back quilt sofas supply privacy and invite users to sink into their favorite tunes

RECORD LOUNGE

LEVEL 6 OPEN OFFICE

Semi-private workstations provide privacy while leaving room for conversation

Orange pods remain reservable at all times and are optimal for individual use and ultimate focus ORANGE

Blue offices remain reservable at all times and invites groups of 1-2 employees to collaborate in private

Red offices by default belong to department directors, and remix to reservable private spaces when the director is not in office

BLUE

RED

CONSUMED AT:

HOMES RESTAURANTS BARS LOUNGES CONCERTS

CONCESSION

FREE FLOWING & INDIVIDUAL FOCUS

HILL

INTIMATE + OPEN INTERACTION

STAGE

PERFORMANCE & ENTERTAINMENT

YEAR: Spring 2024

TYPE: Workplace

SQFT: 10,000

WORKSTATIONS & SUPPORT

COLLAB & LOUNGE

HOSPITALITY

CARPET TILE HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATE

TYPE II WALLCOVERING

CARPET TILE

ACOUSTICS

SECONDARY ADJACENCY

PRIMARY ADJACENCY

PRIVATE

SEMI-PRIVATE

PUBLIC

Digital event display

ENTRY

Custom reception desk

Custom digital display

THE VENUE

OPEN OFFICE

Height adjustable desks

YEAR: Spring 2024

TYPE: Retail

SQFT: 1,930

THE ARTIST’S CANVAS

Interactive hub where creativity meet comfort, inviting users to explore + express their unique style through Converse’s iconic footwear

EXPRESSION EXPERIENCES +

MARKET RESEARCH

81% Of consumers want an authentic experience

Engagement through destinations & experiences

Competition between post-covid online & in-store shopping

BRAND RESEARCH

Individuals interested in art, music, fashion, & culture

Evolves to always stand for creativity, rebellion, & spirit

Designed for street culture & giving motion to lifestyle fashion

2 3

1 2 3 BE INSPIRED

Explore the abundance and possibilities of Converse products

DESIGN

Customize and envision your selfexpression at the Customization Bar

LEAVE YOUR MARK

Sign the signature wall after acquiring your one of a kind art work

CUSTOMIZING BAR

SALES FLOOR CASH WRAP

SIGNATURE WALL

STORAGE MANAGEMENT

ADA RESTROOM

BREAK ROOM

CONVERSE FLOOR PLAN

WOOD-LOOK LVT

Skinny, staggered wood look LVT pays homage to converse’s journey into the athletic shoe industry.

In the 1920s, Converse’s high tops gained traction with professional basketball players due to their ankle support and support and thick rubber soles.

Support and advertising from U.S. Olympic teams eventually turned Converse into a national athletic all-star.

POLISHED CONCRETE

Large, polished slabs of concrete create the feeling of walking on a city sidewalk.

Converse mastered the ability to mold with time in order to follow the evolving expression of its consumers.

In the early 2000s, Converse lost their spotlight as an athletic shoe. After partnering with Nike in 2003, Converse became more customizable and attractive with street wear fashion.

Painted imagery