Lily Boggan | Interior Design Portfolio

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interior design portfolio

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Please enjoy a collection of works from my years as an undergraduate interior design student at Mississippi State University.

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education design experience

Bachelor of Science in Interior Design

Accredited by CIDA

Minor | Lighting Design

Cummulative GPA | 3.8/4.0

Major GPA | 4.0/4.0

Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS

Graduation | August 2023

honors + distinctions

Freshman Academic Excellence Scholarship

2019 - 2023

Colvard Future Leader Scholarship

2019 - 2023

Old Main Scholarship 2019 - 2023

President’s List Scholar

Fall 2019 - Present

Steelcase NEXT Student Competition

Honorable Mention Fall 2022

Design Intern | Ferriss and Company Design Studio

Jackson, MS | Seasonal Employee

- Contacted vendors to ensure the materials library stayed up to date

- Created materials library filing system

- Helped facilitate commercial installs with lead designers

- Assisted with Revit models and building custom components

- Attended design team and client meetings

- Selected materials for client presentations

Visual Merchandiser | George Mary’s

Starkville, MS | Fall 2021

- Designed table and shelving displays that were visually appealing to customers

- Updated merchandise on the sales floor to display new arrivals

- Developed an understanding of the store’s brand to accurately display their merchandise

- Stayed up to date on current trends

- Designed displays for windows according to holidays and seasons

Teacher’s Assistant for AutoCAD | Mississippi State University

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Starkville, MS | Fall 2021

- Assisted students with questions regarding AutoCAD

- Assisted instructor with grading projects and assignments

- Lead help sessions to provide students with a space to work and ask questions as needed

601.540.8621

lilyaboggan@gmail.com

@lilyb.designs

jackson, ms

major related courses

Art + Design Residential Design Studio Drawing I

Commercial Design Studio Textiles and Materials

Hospitality Design Studio Hand Drafting + Rendering Design I and II Photographic Communication

Technical

AutoCAD Details + Construction Documents

3DCAD and Modeling Interior Design Graphics

Color and Lighting

Principles of LEED

minor related courses

Color and Lighting

Studio Lighting

Theater Lighting skills

Historic Lighting

Digital Design

Furniture Design

travel

Los Angeles, CA

Memphis, TN

New Orleans, LA

Knoxville, TN

Atlanta, GA

Birmingham, AL

New York City, NY

Dallas, TX

Stagecraft and Lighting

involvement

American Society of Interior Design

National Student Member | 2020 - Present

MSU Collegiate Society of Interior Designers

Student body member | 2019 - Present

projects & collections

corporate

NEXT research and development hub

hospitality assisted living

the liddell

moonlight assisted living facility

restaurant

chang samkhan

product design

skyline lamp

furniture design collection

TOPO chair and the primary chair

creative collection

hand rendering and drawing

technical construction detailing

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The design for NEXT’s Research and Development Hub is influenced by the Boston Innovation District’s “ work, live, play ” initiative. The motto serves as a basis for the idea that all three aspects of daily life can coexist in the same environment.

NEXTERS will foster innovation and exponentially increase their potential as the design of the space promotes community, supports flexible lifestyles, and provides stimulating environments.

product mockups

live play

project background

Large Portion of 6th Floor

Seaport District, Boston, MA

12,000 SF

Software: Revit, Enscape, Illustrator, Photoshop

Project Type: Individual

Honorable Mention 2022

Steelcase NEXT Student Competition

Monitor in reception area displays company news and information, providing connectiviity between employees and guests

Wayfinding communicated on the wall guides guests, splitting them into spaces of “work, live, or play” by color

Accent wall behind the reception desk displays a map of Boston’s Seaport District with a pinpoint of NEXT’s building location

Custom-designed platform offers a variety of seating types, including clearance for wheelchairs

Fully functioning kitchen also includes esspresso maker and recycling bins

Large windows allow for natural light to enhance employees’ moods and productivity.

Space replicates a home office to display robot’s capabilities to visitors

Custom built-in wood shelving extends onto the ceiling through wooden beams to create residential feel

Lounge seating offers a more comfortable area for the user and their guests

Accent wall used to tie in color scheme and create movement

Drapes allow for more visual privacy during meetings

Drop down ceiling centralizes the conference table

Mobile hospitality cart provides guests with drinks and snacks throughout their meeting

Planters along window promote wellness in the space

Phone rooms allow acoustic privacy for important calls or a scheduled space for employees to work

Dividers with acoustic fabric help absorb sound

Mobile marker board carts to transport boards throughout the open office

Repeated grid pattern used throughout space

play

Vibrant colors differentiate “play” zone from “work” zone

Ample whiteboard space for employees to utilize while collaborating

Combination of lounge/task seating allows employees a choice depending on their preference

hospitality

the liddell

Lidd L el The l

new orleans, louisiana

Whether it be through leisure, fantasy, isolation, or pleasure, The Liddell serves as a vessel for escapism; encapsulating moments of contentment, freezing them in time in a place far removed from reality. Drawing inspiration from the beloved Lewis Carroll series Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland, this boutique hotel reflects the peculiar storyline, rich character profiles, and imaginative settings as a driving force behind the design of the interior spaces. Wholly unique, The Liddell transports guests to a surrealistic place, both physically and in their minds.

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Luxury Boutique Hotel

Levels 1-18

Lobby, Restaurant, Spa, Cafe, Guestrooms, Apartments, Rooftop

Software: Revit, Enscape, Illustrator, Photoshop

Project Type: Group; 4 Interior Designers

Responsibilities: Material Selection and Layout for Restaurant, Guest Room, and assisted group members with Lobby and Rooftop

Scan to watch a promotional video walk-through of The Liddell

Lidd L el The l

new orleans, louisiana

Greeting all guests of the Liddell, the lobby is the intersection between outdoors, reality, and indoors, the rabbit hole into the fantastical spaces within a mixture of classical and traditional architectural details harken back to the time 1865, when the novel was written; juxtaposed with a look of sleek timelessness, reflecting the edgy peculiarity of the novel’s characters. This gathering point serves as a central place where the various spaces collide.

oysters and fi il

Influenced by the Mad Hatter’s characteristics, the in-house restaurant, 10/6, offers each guest the opportunity to get in touch with his eccentric inner self. Whimsical material patterns and expressive art overlay to serve as a foundation for serving culinary delicacies and cocktails. With opportunities for board games, informal conversation, and witty banter, 10/6 invites guests to the lively table of the Mad Hatter.

white gl ove tea room

Inspired by daydreaming, White Glove Tea Room offers guests a perfect place to be imaginative and come up with some of their best ideas. The whimsical combination of finishes and refreshing colors provides a playful, rejuvenating space perfect for an afternoon pick-me-up.

Bird &Bloom sa

lon & spa

Apropos to Alice's whimsical and curious character, The Bird & Bloom (Salon & Spa) promotes serene solitude by providing an outlet for users to escape to a world of their own. Shades of blue and elevated architectural details enhance elegance while also paying homage to Alice's simplified beauty.

6 king standard

3 queen standard 2 king suite 1 queen suite 1 king double 2 queen double

rendered floorplan

rendered floorplan

room breakdown

corridor elevation

guest room bird’s eye view

the guestrooms Liddel The l at

In reflectance of the overall idea of imagination, the guest rooms at The Liddell are a place for guests to escape through imagination. In contrast to typical guest rooms, rich, dark tones and bold graphics transport guests into a world of fantasy. Much like Alice was transported down the rabbit hole to a world that was not her own, the guest rooms at The Liddell encourage a journey into imagination and inspiration.

elevator vestibule

elevator lobby

Du c h es s

rooftop loun ge

In reflection of the Queen of Hearts, the enigmatic monarch and antagonist in the novel, guests are encouraged to get in-touch with their guilty pleasures at Duchess Rooftop Lounge. Whether endulging for a moment or settling in for a time, the rooftop carves out a labyrinth of spaces, much like a hedge maze with its passages and destinations, in which guests lose track of time. Along the journey, more intimate nooks comfortably envelope guests, encouraging the slow passage of time

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moonlight assisted living facility

moonlight

assisted living facility

Originally installed in 1894, the Moonlight Towers, in Austin, Texas, liberated citizens from the constraints of nighttime as well as created a newfound safety in their hometown. These towers were an early form of street lighting and the only ones still standing today are the 17 in Austin. Moonlight Assisted Living Facility serves as a beacon of safety, comfort, community, and rehabilitation for all who reside there. Light is a symbol of life, guidance, and warmth, this facility fosters these ideals through the emphasis of shape, form, and repetition of elements derived from the Moonlight Towers themselves.

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Assisted Living Facility

Austin, TX 15,200 SF

Software: Revit, Enscape, Illustrator, Photoshop

Project Type: Group; 3 Interior Designers

Responsibilities: Material Selection and Layout for

Dining Room, Corridor, and assisted group members with space planning

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Residents and guests are greeted by a bright, open space with ample natural daylight.

Conceptual design elements of moon motifs can be seen in the reception desk’s wall feature, wallcovering, and lighting selections.

Borrowed light, as seen in the clerestory windows and skylights, contributes to an even distribution of light in the space.

Large communal space includes a TV lounge area, library, internet resources, and game room while incorporating daylight views.

Proximity of these spaces allows them to work together, but have separation to designate their functions.

A double-sided fireplace and curved ceiling detail work to ground the living space.

A variety of seating types cater to the needs of all the guests.

Clerestory windows allow even light distribution in the space

Accent wallpaper reminiscent of radiating beams, relating back to concept of moonlight

Large beams curve down into booth partitions to unify the space

resident corridor

Resident corridor includes lounge areas for residents to have their morning coffee or to sit down and read a magazine. This allows guests to feel a sense of community in all areas of the facility.

Clerestory windows utlilize borrowed light to achieve unified light distribution throughout the space.

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CHANG SAMKHAN

Named after Thailand’s santified animal, the White Elephant, Chang Samkhan pays homage to the natural environment of the country as well as the colors of the rich spices that are commonly used in Thai dishes. Chang Samkhan invites their guests to immerse themselves in the culture and enjoy. Whether guests are enjoying drinks with friends or indulging in authentic Thai cuisine, they are surrounded by prominent cultural elements of Thailand.

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Thai Restaurant

Bangkok, Thailand

6,500 SF

Software: Revit, Enscape, Illustrator, Photoshop

Project Type: Individual

hostess area

Bamboo paneling on hostess stand relates to natural elements of Tailand

Traditional Thai portraits hung to pay homage to the country’s culture

Elephant wallpaper used as accent to connect to the concept and namesake of the restaurant

Wooden beams create look of coffered ceiling

The bar area uses rich, warm wood to connect back to the colors seen in traditional Thai spices.

A palm wallpaper was selected for the back of the bar to tie back into the tropical climate of Thailand.

Woven pendants selected to pay homage to the basket weaving commonly practiced in Thai culture.

Rounded ceiling drop-down, tile on floor, and countertop work together to create its own space within restaurant

Custom booths with wooden insert allow for a unique way to accomodate for larger parties

Large arched windows continue the arched motif that is also seen in the booths. This allows for natural lighting during the day.

Palm wallpaper is carried into this space to provide continuity and repetition throughout the restaurant.

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product design

skyline lamp

The “Skyline” portable lamp was influenced by the cityscapes of famous American metropolitan areas, such as New York City and Chicago. The tall buildings of differing shapes and sizes drove the design of this portable lamp. The “buildings” in the design are recreated with differing sizes of square wooden dowels. Aspects of line and space are utilized to create the skyline effect seen in America’s downtown areas.

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furniture design

TOPO chair and the primary chair

TOPO

The design of TOPO is inspired by the organic shapes and movement seen in topography maps. The undulating rounded, stacked shapes resemble a parametric structure, which is a popular style of architecture that blends complexity and variety to reject homogenous utilitarianism. This unique chair is functional for users and is also constructed of sustainable materials.

THE PRIMARY CHAIR

The Primary Chair is inspired by the Dutch art movement from 1917-1930 known as “De Stijl.” The movement produced work from many different architects, designers, and artists, with the leader being Theo van Doesburg. Based on a strict geometry of horizontals and verticals, clean lines, right angles, and primary colors define the movement and the design of The Primary Chair.

sketches

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creative

hand rendering and photography

Photorealistitic hand rendering of a hotel bar using a magazine photo as a reference.

Mediums: Alcohol-based rendering markers, colored pencils, and white gel pen

photography series

“a walk around jackson, ms”

technical

construction detailing

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