Jennifer Ashley Walker is an interior designer based in Bowling Green, KY. The document provides summaries of several of her past interior design projects, including restaurants, retail stores, law offices, fitness centers, and residential homes. Her designs range in style from contemporary to traditional and she focuses on space planning, color selection, finishes, and functionality.

1. Jennifer Ashley Walker
351 Millwood Drive
Bowling Green, KY 42104

2. La Temps Restaurant
La Temps was a the first restaurant design I did while I
was in school. The two story building has a bar in the
basement, and the main restaurant is located on the sec-
ond level. The design scheme I was contemporary, and I
showed this with the finishes I chose, and the contempo-
rary furniture that was displayed throughout.

3. Macys Pave Project

4. The Macys Pave Project was a re-
design of the Perfume department.
I wanted to incorporate the Macys
logo in my design. I implied this
with the shape of the space with
the walls and the cabinet show-
case. The color scheme was also
traditionally Macys prime colors.

5. Adviso Project
The Advisio’s house
is designed with an
Arts and Crafts
style. The style is
antique, focuses on
nature and the col-
ors are mainly
muted colors.

6. Illustrations

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8. Landmarks was a
redesign of an
abandoned gas
station into a new
office for Land-
marks. The color
schemes used
here were browns
and grays to
make it seem big-
ger because the
space was lim-
ited. By taking
down walls it
opened up the
space and made it
flow better than
before.

9. This project focused on different of-
fice styles and office furniture.

10. March Pruitt and Siegel Attorneys

11. March Pruitt and Siegel Attorneys
March, Pruitt, & Siegel Attorneys was a law office, The
finishes I chose were bright and unique. The recep-
tion desk was made from recycled content. This
taught me about space planning and color selection.

12. Linowes Design Associates
During the summer before my senior year I did an internship with Linowes Design
and Associates. It was located in Rockville MD about 30 minutes from Washington
DC. Linowes was a commercial design firm with two primary designers who
operated it. Their main focus was hotel and condo designs they also did smaller
business designs too. During my time with Linowes I helped with the design of many
of their current projects. At the end I given my own project to design which was the
Marriott Fitness Center in Washington DC.

13. Linowes Design Associates
Before After

14. My Senior Project was the design of the
Aura Fitness Center was
previously an abandoned
warehouse. I turned it into a fitness center,
café, day spa, and childcare facility. The de-
sign was contemporary with many win-
dows to bring in the most natural light.

15. Bedlam House
This was the first project where we used Sketch-up. We designed a
house for a couple who wanted only the necessary walls. Which I placed
in the bathroom. The solar studies shows how the kitchen will look at
different times of the day. I also made a 3D model of the Bedlam House
that I put finishes on the inside and outside of the house.

16. Shadow and Clutch Associates

17. Shadow and Clutch Associates
Shadow and Clutch Associates is an Interior Design Firm
that is a modern Interior Design firm. The colors I used
were bright and stand out along with the finishes I
selected. This shows space planning and color selection.

18. This project was a backsplash
design for a client that wanted a
neutral traditional style. The
materials I chose were limestone,
and slate. Both being durable and
timeless This was my first design
client outside of school.

19. At Kentucky Tile
Distributors I had
many design clients.
This is the AutoCAD
work I completed for
a few clients.

20. More AutoCAD drawings from
Kentucky Tile Distributors.

21. The client’s wish list
was an updated
children's bathroom.
Everything was
existing and I focused
the design around the
existing cabinets. The
bathroom was
updated with new
paint color,
accessories, window
treatments, lighting
and faucets.