Jayda Schober-Bustillo

Jayda dedicates her life to creating functional and fabulous designs. Her design language combines surrealism, symbolism, and conceptualism with the use of the principles and elements of design. Jayda is excited and eager to solve any design challenges and looks forward to expanding her knowledge and skills throughout every project.

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Jazz N' Juice Lounge

This garage transformed into an escape away from home and has become a classy jazz club and bar. Using the principles; line and form, combined with the elements; repetition and scale and proportion, it now an elegant entertainment place. Additionally, the stage and table are portable, and so, this space can easily convert back into a single car garage with plenty of storage.

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A perspective of the gorgeous lounge from the stage

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A perspective of the beautiful lounge from the bar

3d render of the bar and lounge from a bird's eyes view

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Floor Plan showcasing the furniture, millwork, and finishes

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The final touch rendering of a redesigned bathroom.

2D drawing of a bathroom layout from a bird's eye view

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Before: The original layout of the bathroom

2D drawing of the new bathroom layout from a bird's eye view

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After: The new layout that adds functionality and style

A Turquoise Escape

With a few tweaks and additions such as adding the double sink vanity, walk-in shower, etc. it enhances the following principles and elements: Shape - The variety of shapes enhances visual interest and provides a sense of movement Colour - Due to the lack of saturated colours other than teal, it adds variety and emphasis. This colour also provides a sense of calmness and cleanliness. Rhythm - Due to the repetitive arcs, it creates a sense of rhythm in the room as it is placed throughout the space Emphasis- The teal tiles enhances the space as it provides a focal point within the room.This allows rhythm to stop and provide visual interest.

Groovy Rug Design

This project was inspired by the 70s, which became the core inspiration for the final rug design. It incorporates a sense of movement and playfulness through its use of curvy shapes and bright colours. To further enhance the concept, iconic pieces of furniture from the 70s was also used including the Camaleonda Sofa by Mario Bellini and the Bubble Chair by Eero Aarnio.