Master Student in Spac es, Color and Light Design
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Paris, France
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Adobe: InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Lightroom / Autocad, Blender, Sketchup, pConPlanner, Rhinoceros VRay, Blender, TwinMotion, pConPlanner / PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Google Slides, Docs, Sheets
CARTIER / Project Manager Assistant - Store Design & CSR
Internship, Jul 2023 - Jan 2024, Paris
● Designed Whole Sale and Retail projects
● Updated "Store Design & Planning" Catalogues (FF&E, Textile, Wall Focus…)
● Developed "Art & Crafts" Network (new artists, price list )
● Contributed and presented during worldwide CSR project meetings
● Gathered and analyzed data for new concepts
AIRBUS / Trends & Materials Designer - Cabin Advanced Design
Internship, Jan 2023 - Jul 2023, Toulouse
● Designed and planned Airbus’ Sustainability Booth for AIX in Hamburg
● Prepared cabin interior concepts: created moodboards, sketches, plans, 3D
● Interpreted trends, customer feedbacks,market informations for design concepts
● Contributed to the Eco-Design Strategy definition & operational development
● Contracted design agencies from creative brief to artwork production
● Communicated to customers, internal and external stakeholders
Oddos Design / Space Planner
Internship to part-time employee, Jan 22 - Aug 2022, Toulouse
● Designed interior concepts, moodboards, zoning, plans, 2D, 3D visuals
● Visualized presentations and communications to various interlocutors
● Implemented a creative tool: “FF&E Materials & Colors Inspiration Cards”
Master of Spaces, Color and Light Design
Sept 2022 - Jul 2025, ISCID, Toulouse
● Winner of the «Artistic Sensitivity» Award in a national student design competition «Aluminnov’», 2023
● Relevant courseworks: Cross-disciplinary collaborative projects in partnership with companies Color: codification, experimentation and know-how Light: manipulation and experimentation of equipments, creation of event lighting Space: scenography, set design, interior, urban landscape design projects
Bachelor of Visual Design - With Honors
2019 - 2022, Higher Institute of Color, Image and Design (ISCID), Toulouse
● Relevant courseworks: Color Theory, Project Design, Creation-Research, Critical approaches in Social Sciences, Graphic Design, Set Design
● Contemporary Culture, Fashion & Architecture: interest in art direction, photography, cinema, design
● Artistic Sensibility: Love to sketch, paint, knit, crochet and practice photography
● Sport: Danced in a modern-jazz dance school for over 10 years
Languages
● French / Native
● English / Professional working proficiency
06-11. Ornamental chandelier
24-29. Wallpaper Collections
12-23. Retail Tea Shop
30-33. Color planning tool
40. Sketchbook spread 34-39. Interior restaurant
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Collection of natural curiosities: Oyster shells
Concept: Second life of local materials
Diving into the heart of the ocean to find our inspirations, we wish to reinterpret through this project the ornamental style, while keeping in mind the needs of today and tomorrow.
The dynamic of this project is launched by the major themes of ecological responsibility, sustainability and biomimicry, by the materials and the shape of our object.
The objective is not to reproduce organic
forms, pastiches or trumpets the eye, but to reconnect with the decorative ornamental always drawing its source in nature.
To do this, the creation is part of a circular design from an environmental and social point of view.
Using our raw materials in industrial and food production, waste, scrap and scrap take a second life here.
-Type: Small craft series made in France
-Material: Plaster of oyster shells, aluminum, porcelain (ceramic)
-Finish: granular plaster, shiny hammered aluminium, white matte biscuit
-Dimensions: H: 1165mm / L: 1327mm / l:633mm
-Installations: To be fixed to the ceiling
-Not waterproof: not suitable for use in a bathroom or outside
80 mm
13 mm
Ornamental chandelier - 132,7 x 116,5 cm Oyster shell plaster, aluminium drop and Limoges porcelain.
This tea room hosts a sales area as well as a tasting area. Through the front door, the sales and staging of tea practices is presented to us.
Then through the corridor we discover the more private part allowing to take the time to discover the tea ritual. The guest wishes a relaxing and
soothing atmosphere, with natural materials such as wood and bamboo and plants. The chosen color and material palette brings together the colors of the wood as well as the different shades of tea according to its infusion. The lights are soft and diffuse to create a soothing atmosphere.
The color palette in mineral and fleshy tones, is composed of warm and versatile colors. Sure feminine, it remains timeless and functional.
As part of the spirit of the times, aspiring to a more conscious life and a return to the roots, she embodies the colours of nature and the body. In search of simplicity and elegance, we find the play of textures and lights.
The mineral and fleshy hues are enhanced by the generous round shapes with smooth dancing colours on the cold walls made of concrete or lime.
A palette with powdered tones, it is available in raw or natural materials, such as terracotta, brick, wood and diaphanous fabrics, which give the interior a warm and intimate atmosphere.
TOBIAS GRAU, Oh China Up Bone China, White
MUUTO, AMBIT RAIL LAMP, TAUPE
MUUTO, PULL FLOOR LAMP, OAK/WHITE
MUUTO, STRAND PENDANT LAMP / CLOSED Ø40, Ø60, Ø80
Meet up space, little suspended fixtures diffusing a soothing light
Backlit exposure area with LED strips behind the cabinet
Light input by strip of spots
Hallway: from the sales area to the floor, slightly lit in the dark
Welcome highlighted by decorative suspensions, LED strips under each floor, trees lit in reverse.
Space illuminated by suspension with soft lighting
Decorative lighting: in the daytime the light from the window reflects it, in the night: it illuminates the ceiling
Light space in front of a window, suspensions off during the day/on when it gets dark
Space illuminated from the top of the wall by an LED strip hidden by a back ceiling + paper suspensions that light up gently
Designing a wallpaper collection
This range of wallpapers with patterns and colors inspired by nature, transcribes the harmonious and natural exchange operating in an ecosystem. Through this first approach exploring the aspect of fungi and their properties, I wanted to highlight their tinctorial,
formal and natural qualities within an ecosystem.
The vibration patterns of this range give the colors a resonance of a beautiful tone.
Tinctorial colour chart
Watercolour counterpart of 32 colours obtained from mushroom tincture Referencing using a Pantone colour chart
List of tinctorial mushrooms (numbered from left to right, top to bottom)
1. Bolet Bai
2. Gomphide rutilant
3. Bolet pomme de pin
4. Pisolithe des teinturiers
5. Paxille à pied noir
6. Hydne ferrugineux
7. Phellodon noir
8. Hydne scrobiculé
9. Bolet satan
10. Bolet à pied rouge
11. Hypholome couleur de brique
12. Pholiote remarquable
13. Polypore rouillé
14. Diatrype sp.
15. Flavoparmelia caperata
16. Mousse de chêne
17. Polypore hérissé
18. Usnées
19. Cortinaire à chair olive
20. Cortinaire de phénicie
21. Cortinaire rouge cinabre
22. Cortinaire de phénicie
23. Cortinaire sanguin
24. Cortinaire sanguin
25. Cortinaire semi-sanguin
26. Coprin noir d’encre
27. Lichen jaune
28. Roccelle des teinturiers
29. Cortinaire rouge cinabre
30. Cortinaire sanguin
31. Polypore rutilant
32. Lichen jaune
Botanical research using tinctorial mushrooms
research of watercolour technique with water-on-water technique
search for integration of the motif on the watercolour background
Soft shades bring a discreet and hypnotising breath, taking us elsewhere for an instant.
Creating a tool : Materials & Colors Inspiration Cards
To try to bring back a more sensitive, aesthetic and colorful approach to the customer proposal, I wanted to create a tool listing palettes of defined colors.
By showing how these palettes adapt to two compositions of different spaces, by noting the surface, the number of seats, an layout, the furniture and its references of finishes, then adding a few sentences of arguments to adopt this atmosphere.
Attached we can see 3 examples of color palettes suitable for a Cafeteria. For each palette, 2 space organizations are proposed to illustrate how to use colors according to the chosen furniture.
Thanks to this colorful repertoire that can be continually enriched, my goal is to propose a tool to adopt different atmospheres by projecting more easily.
For the modernization of the restaurant concept, the new owner offers a trendy and sustainable offer, with fresh, local, homemade products and new services with a jar presentation and bike delivery.
The color palette takes on natural hues, green, ochre, beige, brown that recall the durable aspect. Yellow or pink, allows to highlight the young and fresh aspect of the new concept of the restaurant.
The brand offers a take-away sale that will be presented inside as a shop, where the jars are stored on shelves ready for sale.
The sale and restoration part will be in the same place, in an eco-responsible and soothing atmosphere.
For the atmosphere of the restaurant, it was essential to keep the authentic and comforting aspect.
Colors & materials
moodboard
InDesign
pencils
oil pastels
