Interior Design Portfolio by Natalie.Rau

Natalie Rau Interior Design Portfolio

About me My Name is Natalie Rau and this is my Interior Design portfolio. I was born and raised in Germany but moved to the UK after finishing school. In 2019 I enrolled at the KLC School of design in Chelsea for the online Interior Design course to pursue my passion for design in a professional manner. I never saw myself sitting in university and listening to lecture with hundreds of other students. Instead I chose the online course as it gives me the opportunity to work and gain industry relevant experience already while studying. Skills

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SketchUP Photoshop AutoCAD Sketching Hand rendering Space planning Confident in public speaking

Education 2010-2017: Grammar school Bertolt- Brecht Gymnasium Schwarzenberg, Germany 2017-2018: Grammar school Dr. Wilhelm André Gymnasium Chemnitz, Germany, Graduation: Abitur 16th September 2019- current: Online Foundation Degree Interior Design at KLC School of Design 503 Design Centre East, Chelsea Harbour, London, SW10 0XF Work experience: 2017: internship at a Interior Design Company: DerRaumDesigner - getting to know all the departments while working alongside different teams at different projects from construction, to fitting blinds and painting - Shadowing client meetings and sourcing process for a variety of projects - Working independently on mood boards - Updating, logging and sorting of all products being sold in the showroom October 2018- December 2018: German and English speaking customer service and salesperson at the telemarketing company 26-27 Regency square BN1 2FH Brighton February 2019- December 2020: Receptionist at the Park Plaza Hotel Cardiff CF10 3AL

Table of Contents 1.

Sketching

Marker rendering

Digital drawing package

Selected University projects

1. Sketching/ Design Development

2. Marker Rendering

3. Digital drawing package EXIT 9

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1 Installation from natural stone 2 Water installation 3 Art Work 4 electric room dividing fireplace 5 integrated shelving 6 Book shelves 7 full height natural stone installation with emerging bench (8) 9 Round topped window 10 electric fire door, terrace door 11 lowered entrance area with storage and seating possibilities 12 wooden exposed ceiling beams A Under bed storage solution for luggage B Pull out stairs with integrated drawers B1 pulled out position C Fitted pull out wardrobe C1 pulled out position E Full height mirror F Full height chalk/notice board G Drywall build in open shelving H Bathroom mirror

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Bedroom Pendant, V and lm on request

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Living room central pendant 2700K 6500K, 4,8 W, 400 lm (x6) C15

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Kitchen Pendant light LED 4W G9

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small LED pendants over bench, 4W G9

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fixed LED down spot light, IP67 1 W, 180 lm

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LED cabinet lighting stripe, without number not on a circuit with separate switch, 4,8 W, 300 lm installation up/down light, up to 40W

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Floor plan

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LIGHTING PLAN

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Circuits C11-C16 and C23: Bedrooms and bathrooms C17 general lighting, walking paths in common area C18-C19 Kitchen C20 Sauna C21-C22 Living area

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Kurpark Bad Schlema, Germany INFRA-RED SAUNA

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Table lamp with separate switch - not on a circuit, 40W Ventilation for bathroom and electric fire place

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side table lamp on book shelf, 60W

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Find yourself in time

4. Selected University projects 1. Find yourself in time-educational health retreat Bad Schlema, Germany

The retreat will serve as a neutral space where everybody can start with a clean slate. Modernisms´ approach to promote human health and social welfare sets the style. With clarity of assembly and precision, visitors will have the spatial freedom to study and heal. Inspired by traditional healing methods the four elements are are utilised in installations, which influence senses, mood and ambience. The open grid based layout frames the guests vision and forces movement around the space to discover its depths.Special consideration was given to window placement and form to bring as much as possible the surrounding environment into the space. Local influences of a long mining tradition are reinterpreted and bring a homely feel to the clean Modernist design.

Instead of spending time in a retreat to get well again this project focuses on another question: What if you learn instead how to stay well? How can being healthy can become a priority again and how can this be incorporate in everyday life?

2. Residential Design Clapham, London Roya would like her and her housemates’ lifestyle to be reflected within their home without being too ‘themed’. She prefers neutral calm and comforting colour palettes, accented with lively pops of colour. Natural materials and texture are also important, with preference given to matte/honed natural finishes over anything glossy. In small spaces, Roya likes the idea of playful patterns but finds them a bit overwhelming in larger rooms.

The client Roya A., has acquired a property in Clapham, London. Roya is a young professional working in educational administration. Due to its size, Roya plans to share the property with 3 other housemates. All four residents of the property will be similar in age and lifestyles, but shared living always brings up unique challenges.

3. Amara Design Competition- Ongoing project

The property is a characterful cottage approximately 200 years old and is on the outskirts of a small village in Hampshire in a very rural area. The Clients are Amelie and Edward Banks, a professional couple in their forties. They have a 16- year old son and a 14- daughter . They would like to make some changes to the layout and functionality of the ground floor which they discovered during lockdown does not entirely meet their needs with both working from home and children being home schooled. The main room needs to be restructured to include separate discrete work space for mother and daughter, a dining area for up to six people, exercise space and storage for equipment and a relaxing family living area with a big TV.

The Modern CottageA family home in Hampshire

Contact: +44 7525457695 Emails: natalie.rau@gmx.de madebygermany_interiors