Enthusiastic Interior Designer looking forward to finding the opportunity of her life!

1. Interior Design

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pag. 3 About me
pag. 4 Projects
pag. 20 Rendering
pag. 22 Sketching and more

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Paula Irigaray Labarta Interior Designer
Abt me
I am a graduated Interior Designer looking forward to belonging to the design world in a profes-
sional field that allows me to be able to learn as much as possible while contributing my skills and
capabilities to the industry.
Continually looking for new inspirations and trends, as well as new artistic and constructive techi-
ques and tools.
i would define my style as timeless and eclectic. I like to mix elements from different periods and
styles in a balanced and harmonic way.
Proficient in art such as freehand, technical and digital drawing.
Pleased to working in a team, responsible, able to work under preassure and always cooperative
and emphatic and with a high level of integrity.
Form Educion
University Degree of Interior Design - EASD Pablo Picasso. La Coruña, Spain. From 2012 to 2018
HNC of Fashion Design and Stylism - EASD Fernando Estevez. Tenerife, Spain. From 2010 to 2012
1st year of Fine Arts University Degree - Universidad de La aguna. Tenerife, Spain. From 2009 to 2010
Work Story
Junior Interior Designer - Belen Sueiro Studio. La Coruña, Spain. From Feb 2018 to May 2018
Waitress - Malibu Kitchen at The Ned. London, UK. From March 2019 - currently working
Host - Hotel Sol Meliá Tenerife. Tenerife, Spain. From Aug 2018 to Feb 2019
Lguages
Spanish - Native
English - B1 preliminary
Artiic Skis
Free-hand drawing
Technical drawing
Digital drawing
Painting
Sculpture
Photography
Digit Skis
AutoCad
Sketchup
V-ray Next
InDesign
Procreate
Photoshop
Illustrator
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Person Da
E-mail: paula_iri_4@msn.com
Phone: 0034 628105454
London, UK.

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HOME
Project # 1

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Main facade of the house, North of Spain
The interior distribution was designed considering the great height of the room
and its skylight on the ceiling that allows the construction of a loft inside the
room itself.
In aesthetic terms, the design is a product of the combination of different influ-
ences such as the “fire stairs” being an example of the resulting architecture
after the American urban expansion of the 20th century, the sculptural work of
the artist Edoardo Trasoldi, the Grand Central Market of Los Angeles and the
rustic style of the houses in the countryside of Galicia.
Distribuition and aesthetic
Fire Stairs in NYC Loft inspiration
Description
The project shown here is the Final Degree Project of the Interior Design
Bachelor´s Degree at Pablo Picasso Arts and Design School. It is a partial re-
form of a single-family house located in a forest in Ourense, Galicia. The project
concentrates exclusively on the second (and top) floor of the house .
Although the second floor was built to be an art workshop, it ended up being
used as a storage room. The reform turns this place (within 41m2) into a mul-
tifunctional space, combining the function of an art and leisure workshop with
the function of a “minimum living cell” (27-30m2) always complying with building
regulations.
The end result is a place where a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, a painting
workshop, a cinema area and a library and reading área coexist.
Finishes used in this project
Materials and lightening
Walnut and pine treated wood, glazed tiles, metal elements, neon lights, artis-
tic wallpapers and a neutral colour palette with the strategic touch of light blue
colour are the aesthetic elements that prevail in this final Project.
Lots of natural light during the day and warm and cozy lighting at night flood the
room, combined with decorative highlights from the neon lights.

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FINAL DEGREE PROJECT
FLOOR PLAN AND ELEVATIONS
HOUSE PARTIAL REFORM
LOCATION : LUGAR DE MEIRIZ, NUM. 46, COLES, OURENSE
SCALE: 1 : 75
DATE: 28TH MAY 2018
ALUMN: PAULA SOFIA IRIGARAY LABARTA
EASD PABLO PICASSO
AREAS
ACCESS 2.88 m2
WORKSHOP 8.28 m2
LIVING ROOM 14.31 m2
READING CORNER 4.16m2
KITCHEN 5.06 m2
BATHROOM 4.83 m2
BEDROOM LOFT 10.37 m2
USABLE FLOOR AREA 39.54 m2
GROSS FLOOR AREA 41.12 m2
Floor Plan Loft Floor Plan
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Sheet #13 “Floor Plan and Elevations” of the Degree’s Final Project, 2018.
Section A-A’ Section B-B’

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Overview render, 2018. Workshop, living room, kitchen and loft view render, 2018.
Bathroom interior view render, 2018.Reading area view render, 2018.

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RESTAURANT
Project # 2

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Section A-A’
Restaurant Floor Plan
A’A
Backlit letters design, 2016
This second project belongs to Projects III , a subject corresponding to 4th
grade of the Interior Design Bachelor´s Degree, at the Pablo Picasso Arts and
Design School .
The exercise consisted of designing a restaurant within two disused commercial
premises side by side and connected to each other.
In this case, the creation of a fusion food retaurant was carried out, where tradi-
tional Japanese cuisine and Galician cuisine were combined.
Description
Main finishes
In terms of aesthetic, the interior design is considered contemporary, minimalist
and eclectic at the same time as it combines two different cultures: Japanese
minimalism and cleanliness using treated walnut wood and mate concrete on
most surfaces and Galician organicism using vegetation, stone masonry shapes
and glazed turquoise tiles reminiscent of the sea.
The lighting prioritises warm LED lamps as the main illumination and above
tables, backlit letters on walls as a decorative element and cooler lights in the
kitchen.
Aesthetic and materials

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Sheet #13 “Floor Plan” of the Restaurant Project, 2016.
AREAS
1-ACCESS 3.62 m2
2-RECEPTION 4.18 m2
3-SUSHI BAR 9,28 m2
4-DINING ROOM 28 m2
5-TOILETS 11,37m2
6-BAR 5.34m2
7-KITCHEN 21 m2
9-KITCHEN FRIDGE CAMERA 3.22 m2
10-CHANGING ROOM 5.64m2
11-CLEANING ROOM 1,82 m2
12-MAIN DINING ROOM 50m2
13-WHAREHOUSE 2.50m2
USABLE FLOOR AREA 154,30 m2
GROSS FLOOR AREA 160,62 m2
Backlit Sign design, 2016.

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Perspective drawing using Procreate, 2020.
Perspective drawing using Procreate, 2020.
Perspective drawing using Procreate, 2020.
The space was distributed to make sure the comfort of the clients and the work
team to guarantee a perfect service. In that way the following areas are differen-
tiated:
- The first premises is connected to the street so that is why it houses the
main entrance that leads to the hosting and cash área, the sushi bar and the
shorter time dining room with the drinks bar and the bathrooms at the back.
- The second premises houses the main dining room, the kitchen (glass
allows a visual connection with the main dining room)¬¬¬ the warehouse and
the staff changing room.
Distribuition

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RETAIL STORE
Project # 3

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Floor Plan Retail Store
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Section A-A’ Retail Store
A’A
Store sign with the logo as the letter “o”, 2016.
The space had three different floors connec-
ted by stairs. The premises occupy a corner
site.
The first two floors have separate entrances
on the two different streets and are dedica-
ted to exhibiting and sales. The third floor is
dedicated to meetings and courses as well as
the warehouse.
The aesthetic is considered minimalist using
a reduced colour and materials palette.
WWThe materials used are natural ones such
as treated pine wood and polished concrete
combined with coloured methacrylate and
cool LEDs lights providing modernity.
Distribuition and aesthetic
The third project shown here belongs to Projects II, a subject corresponding to
3rd grade of the Interior Design Bachelor`s Degree at the Pablo Picasso Arts
and Design School.
It was a teamwork practice between Graphic Design students and Interior De-
sign students. Graphic design team was in charge of the branding design
The exercise consisted of transforming a disused commercial premises into
a store, in this case a store dedicated to pregnant women, selling everything
from clothing to accessories and all kind of products needed during the
months of pregnancy .
Description

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Sheet #7 “Floor Plan and Forniture” of the Retail Store Project, 2014.

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Render using V-Ray, 2014.
Render using V-Ray, 2014.
Perspective drawing using Procreate, 2020.

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beauty center
Project # 4

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Building elevations.
Section B-B’
Section A-A’
Floor Plan scheme.
This was my very first complete project and it belongs to Projects II , a subject
corresponding to 3rd grade of the Interior Design Bachelor´s Degree, at Pablo
Picasso Arts and Design School and it consisted of restoring the interior space
of an emblematic building located in the centre of La Coruña (Spain) turning it
into a beauty salón.
In terms of structural distribution, the great height of the space was used to add
different levels connected by ramps and stairs, adding dynamism.
Regarding aesthetics, the project wanted to go back in time by adding shapes
and colour trends typical of the 80s, such as bright colours, geometric shapes,
neon lights and a touch of vegetation adding some warmth to the eclectic inte-
rior.
Cool lights were used in work areas to accurately emphasize colour perception
and warmer lights in more relaxed and comfy areas.
The result gave rise to a functional space, vintage as well as contemporary and
colourful, adapted to all that was required and full of designer furniture.
Description, distribuition and aesthetic

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Sheet #9 “Floor Plan and Forniture” of the Beauty Salon Project, 2014.

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Perspective drawing using Procreate, 2020. Render using V-Ray, 2014.
Render using V-Ray, 2014.

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rendering
The following images are exercises made in the course “V-ray Next” by Robson Jacobsen which i am currently carrying out, 2020.

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Night interior render using V-ray Next lightening , 2020.Daylight interior render using HDRI Map in V-ray Next, 2020.
Night exterior render using HDRI Map and secondary lights in V-ray Next, 2020. Daylight exterior render using HDRI Maps in V-ray Next, 2020.

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sketching
The following images are made using Procreate, 2020.

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London Facades using Procreate, 2020.
Farnsworth House Sketch, 2019
Restaurant “Sketch” drawing, 2020

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Make-over on top of photos using Procreate, 2020.

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Mood Boards using Procreate, 2020.

26. Paula Irigaray Labarta
E-mail: paula_iri_4@msn.com / Phone: 0034 628105454 / London, UK.
Thank you!