Some notable projects.

Interior Designer, Associates in Building & Design, Ltd.

As an Interior Designer at ABD, I prioritize building strong client relationships by actively listening to their needs and vision for the space, ensuring clear and consistent communication throughout the process. I take the time to understand their style preferences, budget, and timeline to create designs that truly reflect their personality and lifestyle. My drafting process involves translating these ideas into detailed floor plans, electrical plans, and 3D renderings that provide a clear visual representation of the design. Coordination with trades and project managers is essential, and I work closely with contractors, electricians, and other specialists to ensure the design is executed smoothly and on schedule. By overseeing every aspect of the project, from the initial concept to the final installation, I ensure that all elements come together harmoniously, exceeding client expectations while maintaining a high standard of quality and professionalism.

  • Casual Eating

  • Transition of Spaces

  • Closet

  • Mixed Metals

  • Sleek Shower

  • Elevation Detail

  • Wainscoting Detail

  • Paneling Detail in Foyer

  • Modern/Clean Kitchen

  • Home Exterior

  • Bathroom with Charm

  • Elevation Detail

  • Calming Retreat

Capstone.

IN THE EMBRACE COMMUNITY CENTER, the embodiment of acceptance and inclusivity remains the top priority. Through this feeling of belonging and opportunity, community members in Paso Robles, CA will be encouraged to grow both mentally and physically. People from different paths can join together, embrace each other, and work towards a collective goal of improvement and unity. The community center consists of two buildings - the Athletic Center and the Resource Center - which sit approximately 400 feet away from each other.

  • Resource Center - Building One

    Lobby on the second floor, facing the entrance and allowing guests to mingle and meet as soon as they step through the door.

  • Resource Center - Building One

    The coffee stop is where groups can meet, drink, and eat. Allows for a warm and inviting and allows guests to feel relaxed and invited.

  • Resource Center - Building One

    The coffee stop is where groups can meet, drink, and eat. Allows for a warm and inviting and allows guests to feel relaxed and invited.

  • Resource Center - Building One

    Table space allows for those to do work while also allowing them the option to swivel and watch/listen to what’s occurring on the community stage.

  • Resource Center - Building One

    Community stage seating. Allows to option for impromptu meetings or just general sitting to watch what’s occurring on stage.

  • Resource Center - Building One

    The community stage includes a ramp for those with limited mobility to get on the stage. Also includes a project for presentations.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Exterior of Studio 3 on the second floor. Custom-designed seating and stretching planter is in the middle of the studios.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Exterior of Studio 3.

  • Athletic Center, Level One

    Athletic Center - Building 2

    Custom-designed seating/stretching planter. The different levels allow for different types of stretching.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Common space on floor one. Allows space for stretching, mingling, and eating.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Entrance to Athletic Center with guide to resources within the building and long reception desk.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Bar seating outside Studio 2, creating a welcoming space for guests waiting for their studio class.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Upstairs gym with machinery and room to stretch or do floor workouts.

  • Athletic Center - Building 2

    Gender-neutral locker room with individually enclosed changing rooms and toilets but open lockers and sinks.

Internship and YCID.

For my summer internship while in school (May 2022 - August 2022), I had the opportunity to intern at Yvette Chaix Interior Design. During this internship, I was assigned a wide array of tasks. These included creating schedules, mood boards, elevations, and floor plans, as well as keeping the office, materials, and storage organized and easily accessible. Below is some of the work I did.

  • Elevation D

  • Elevation F

  • Elevation G

  • Floor Plan - Kitchen Detailing

  • Mood Board

  • Mood Board

  • Mood Board

Crate & Barrel.

As a designer at Crate & Barrel, I was responsible for doing in-home, in-store, and occasional over-the-phone appointments to help clients figure out how to design their homes with our furniture. Deliverables for clients included mood boards, floor plans, and renderings. I also provided them with quotes and keep updated on their orders, ensuring they were completed without issue.

Bali Resort.

Located in the hills of Ubud, this resort allows for a chance for relaxation and growth. A release from the hold of fear. An embrace of opportunity. The experience allows one to be let go from what has been keeping them trapped and in turn encourages them to take each opportunity to seek the beauty around them. This resort includes encouragements to explore, strong aspects of verticality while still embracing curve and ease. It allows the user moments to break free and absorb their surroundings with havens that rest above the hills and take in the enchanting views.

  • Site Plan

  • Reception

  • Restaurant Indoor Seating

  • Restaurant Alternate Seating

  • Restaurant Outdoor Dining

  • Villa

  • Villa Dining

  • Villa Bathroom

  • Villa Bathroom

Monarch Academy.

Monarch Academy is a group project I participated in as part of the 2022 Solar Decathlon. The challenge was to create an elementary school that focused on reaching sustainability needs and requirements.

My contributions: developing the concept, working on the Revit model and floor plan, rendering, and creating both the posters and a booklet for presentation.

Custom Luminaire.

'A luminaire that is a statement piece both on and off.'

By using canvas, paints, repurposed wood, and eagerness to challenge myself, I was able to construct a luminaire that would create a calming light when turned on as well as add decor during the day when not in use.