1. The master bathroom remodel opened up a wall and installed glass blocks for natural light, suspended the cabinetry for an open layout, and used natural materials in a grid pattern to maintain a turn-of-the-century look while modernizing it. 2. The TV room update used analogous gold, teal, and green colors along with modern furniture and repeated flooring, blinds, rug, and fabrics to tie the space together colorfully as requested within the budget. 3. The sustainable craftsman-style house design created by the student was compact yet roomy, cleverly accessible for a wheelchair user, and

1. Interior Design Portfolio

2. Master Bathroom
The Problem: Master Natural Contemporary
Bathroom 8’-5” x 8’-5”
footprint, could not expand.
Needed a more modern
look. Bathroom was small,
crowded, dark and
outdated.
The Solution: open a wall
and install glass blocks for
natural light. Suspend
In the shower cabinetry for open look.
Natural materials in grid
pattern. Contrast of warm
and cool tones. Maintain
turn-of-century look with use
of brushed nickel fixtures.
Kohler purist model keeps it
modern.

3. Humphries-Dwyer TV Room Update
Colorful Geometric Contemporary
The Problem: Bare room ready for organization
into recreational room. With budget in mind,
organize room for wall-mounted tv watching, and
Before space for light office work (desk). Client would like
“more colorful”. Needs window treatments and
additional lighting. Many items will remain: wall
color, rug, no structural changes. House style is
modern contemporary.
The Solution: Analogous gold,
teal blue, green colors. Modern
furniture. Repeat bamboo floor
with 2” faux wood blinds. Colors
tied together with rug and fabrics
(custom pillows and cornices).

4. Residential Design Final Project
Modular, Universal, Sustainable Craftsman–style house design
with Jadie Yan (partner)
New Light
Design Statement:
As the sun rises above the horizon, its light
radiates bringing energy, warmth, and
illumination. These qualities will brighten the
mood, and conveys the optimistic
possibilities of a new day.

5. Residential Design Final Project - Model
Modular, Universal, Sustainable Craftsman –style house design
with Jadie Yan (partner)
Clever design conscious of occupant in
wheelchair. It is water-and energy-
efficient, passive solar design; sustainable
materials. Compact but with storage
space, and roomy enough for guests.

6. Costing and Estimating Class
– Residential Project
Humanity in Communion with Nature

7. Design of Historic Interiors – Presentation Boards
1954 featuring George Nelson

8. Graphic Techniques – Prismacolor Markers

9. Graphic Techniques – Modern Minimalist
Collage

10. Graphic Techniques – sketching & drawing
in perspective
Value study
sketch with grey
pencil
Swapping out
furniture for
Moroccan-
inspired items

11. Kitchen – designed for entertaining
Silver, Gold, and Gems

12. Kitchen – designed for entertaining
Silver, Gold, and Gems
The Problem: the
Fletchers, who
entertain
frequently, want a
kitchen which will
impress guests. It
has 2 dishwashers,
2 sets of warming
drawers, and wine
storage. The
couple also
displays glass art
pieces. The condo,
on the 18th floor of
a skyscraper in
Chicago, has floor-
to-ceiling window
views on one side.
The solution ^

13. Bathroom Design – Fletcher’s master bath
Nature controlled

14. Bathroom Design – Fletcher’s master bath
Nature controlled

15. House Elevation created using Revit

16. Other Artistic Pieces from classes
Model
Growth - financial
The Beatles 1964
High Tech Modern board
Spark of ideas, spark of energy
Disassembling a 4”
contact paper square

17. Model Making - Concepts
Elements & Principles of Design –
Wizard of Oz inspired Meditation Temple
Color Theory – “Lost and Found”

18. Stylistic / Artistic designs
The Assignment:
Create a condo in the Axis building in
San Jose for celebrities in the Art Deco
Style.
Celebrities : Michael Jackson and Lisa
Marie Presley (married couple)
Art Deco Studio / Condo

19. Guest Bathroom remodel
Craftsman inspiration
Porcelain with slate look
Granite
Cherry

20. Commercial Space Updated Look
Concept: Natural Transition
Problem:
A Licensed Clinical Social
Worker starting a new
practice wanted to give
an updated look to her
newly leased office space.
Seating for 8, budget was
under $5k, and the space
had brown carpet.
Solution:
Earth tones! Inspiration found with image of
Antelope Canyon and the reds of the Southwest.
Seating arms and table indicate flow. Beautiful
neutrals are enlivened with bright accent colors.
Best of all, total expense was below budget.