I recently graduated from Humber College, Toronto with a degree in Interior Decorating. I love working in 2D /3D and draw from whatever interest me in that moment. I get bored easily so I keep finding ways to make work visually interesting. Proficient with all Microsoft applications (Power point, Word, Excel etc) capable with Autodesk 3D modelling software( AutoCad, Revit, etc) and renders through softwares like Enscape, Twinmotion, Lumion. Intermediate knowledge of Adobe Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, highly creative with strong artistic aptitude and technical savvy. Confident and comfortable working independently and/or as a part of a team, I love to work with positive attitude, passion and patience.
Our clients are a couple who's in their 50s. The owners wanted to start a smoothie home business and needed a space for their daughter who just came in college. The house was a split side on two levels, and everything was dated so it needed a makeover. Clients wished for hassle-free space with the subtle elegance and refreshing look. The client hired me to redesign the space that elevates their everyday rituals into something special, something that does not screams “look at me, I cost a lot” but elusive quality space that can deliver joy and beauty. The main concept is to have elegance and a welcoming house. The house should echo restful and fresh vibe. So I wanted to have a sage green palette and/or some delicate lighting.
Builder's special was a very good project. The main concept was to brighten up the space. Clients also wanted to have their upcoming kid's room so I planned it by taking future concerns in mind. the floor is sophisticated and minimal. Textures and patterns played a huge role in every space.
Garagia was a very fun space to design. It was detachable garage and I had the liberty to make any changes considering the pandemic timings. I designed a hair salon where my clients can have a little business and/or personal styling studio. It is split into two zones, where the first one is cutting and its dry space. The second zone had basin chairs where you could wash or do spa hair. The tones were bright and millwork was added. It needed some specific lighting as it was not residential space.
Hotel Suites are in Humber college and I was asked to design a suite based on nature theme. The space was public and it needed a comfy yet professional hotel room design. It also required some original artwork from local artists. I tried to incorporate nature via wooden materials on walls and furniture and floral patterns as well. I used natural fabrics and organic materials for lamps. The emphasis was also the working space within the suite.
LOFT was a quite challenging project of semester 3 as I was designing whole house for the first time. It had 4-5 zones and everything was designed according to each member's preference. I also got to make the physical model of it.