Interior Design Portfolio by Millatina Adhya Mokobombang

Millatina Adhya Mokobombang +62 811 227 0496

millatina.adhya@gmail.com

Interior Design Portfolio Millatina Adhya Mokobombang

Millatina Adhya Mokobombang +62 811 227 0496

millatina.adhya@gmail.com

Jakarta, Indonesia

work experience Dec 2020 - Present

Interior Design Partner Hyde Living

Sep 2019 - Present

Freelance Interior Designer Self-Employed

May 2018 - Aug 2019

Interior and Furniture Designer

Aug - Dec 2016

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant

Onel Indonesia

Faculty of Art and Design, Bandung Institute of Technology

June - Sep 2016

education

Temu Karya Mahasiswa Desain Interior Indonesia (TKMDII) XIII

Jan - Dec 2015

ITB Interior Design Student Council

SMAN 5 Bandung

Chairman of Steering Committee

Member of Internal Division

Aug 2015

Temu Karya Mahasiswa Desain Interior Indonesia (TKMDII) XII

Jan - Dec 2015

ITB Partner and Gallery

Jan - Nov 2014

Pasar Seni ITB

Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) BA Interior Design Cum Laude

2010 - 2013

Aug 2015 Aug 2017

Interior Design Intern Wander Studio | Rakattan

2013 - 2017

organization

Member of Student Congress

Member of Creative Division

Member of Sponsorship Division

volunteer Feb 2021 - Present

ITB Sustainable Development Goals Center Social Media Volunteer

Training & workshop May 2020 April 2020

Nov 2019

Design Up Close 01: Wellness Design Workshop by Museum Macan

skills Language

3DsMax Modelling & Interior Visualization Course by Eduart 3D Architectural Course

Interior Styling and Photography Workshop by Dekoruma

Computer Skills

Indonesian

English

Native

Advance | IELTS 7.5

Google Sketch Up

Corona Renderer

Adobe Illustrator

Vray for Sketch Up

Autodesk AutoCAD

Microsoft Office

Autodesk 3DSMax

Adobe Photoshop

contents ACADEMIC WOMEN’S URBAN RETREAT TILUAN RESORT

1-8 9 - 14

PROFESSIONAL BARITO MANSION

15 - 24

STUDIO APARTMENT

25 - 28

ELEMENT RESIDENCE

29 - 32

UNION COWORKING SPACE

33 - 36

PERSONAL SKETCHES

37 - 39

01 WOMEN’S URBAN RETREAT Year: 2017 Type: Academic Level: Undergraduate Final Project Supervisor: Dr. Dona Saphiranti S.Sn.,MT

It has become necessary for women today to actualize themselves and do activities that are refreshing from their daily busyness. Bandung has several facilities available, but most of all only provide one of the various needs. The market's need and desire for facilities that can accommodate the integrated relaxation, beauty, and health needs specifically for women only make Women's Urban Retreat needed. The design aims to provide a soothing environment. both mentally and physically.

Concept The concept is derived from the word “Sanctuary”, which means a place to feel peaceful. It strives to take the users mind out of their exhausting activities until they feel “reborn” after leaving the facility. The sanctuary concept aims to offer an experience where the visitors will be warmly welcomed and then gradually made to forget from the stress of daily activities through supportive ambience, to the peak of their experience in relaxation, fitness, and beauty activities in the facility. Keywords that are suitable to describe this concept are comfort, elegant, and private.

Comfort

Indoor comfort can be achieved by means of the human senses: visual, thermal, tactile, olfactory, and audio.

The use of colours that give a psychologically calm effect such as muted colours. The dominant use of indirect lighting.

Soothing sounds of water and instrumental music.

The use of air freshener smells of lavender, peppermint, sandalwood The room temperature setting by the standard of comfort (26-27 degrees Celsius).

Selection of smooth surface materials.

Elegant

Elegant represents the desirable image of women as the main users of this facility. It implemented through the application of classic colours, reflective materials, and also dynamic shapes and lines to the room.

Private

The facility designed exclusively for women requires a high level of privacy in the various activities carried out in it. Privacy is achieved through space organization, furniture arrangement and lighting settings.

A. Light-toned Wood

F. Terazzo Flooring

B. Dark-toned Wood

G. Water

C. Black-painted metal

H. Indoor Plant

D. Tempered Glass

I. Organic-shaped Furniture

E. Porcelain

J. Velvet Fabric

User Group

Site Plan

Service Bahureksa Street

22.5%

50%

22.5%

10%

Students

Others

Visitors

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Working Women

Progo Street

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Housewives

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Cimandiri Street

Staffs

Stre et

Therapist, Stylist, Trainer

Progo Street is the suitable location for the facilities designed because of its place in the middle of Bandung city. The area is busy with activity and surrounded by retails, strategic to reach a wide range of potential users.

20%

Cimanuk Street

Office & Administration

60%

Banda Street

20%

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User categories are determined by conducting a survey of similar facilities in the area.

Activities and Facilities Main Activities Changing Room

Toilet Scrub

Relax

Sauna

Massage

Hair Dry Workout

Hair Treatment

Workout Changing

Administration

Shopping

Waiting

Childcare Check-in

Waiting

Treatment Room

Beauty Salon Staff’s Area

Changing Room

Cashier

Toilet

Staff Room

Check-in Waiting Area

Cashier

Workout Area

Front Desk

Lounge

Office

Toilet Main Entrance

Gym SPA

Treatment Room

Waiting Area

Toilet

Waiting

Administration Public

Staff Room

Bath

Changing

Hair Wash Treatment

Staff Room

Side Entrance

Restaurant

Day Care

Praying Room

Retail

Kitchen

Layout

First Floor

Public Gym SPA Beauty Salon Staff’s Area

Second Floor

Lobby The lobby is the first area visitors will go to when entering this facility. From the main entrance, visitors will find a waterfall made of tempered glass with low water intensity, with the intention of "washing" them from the outside world. Then visitors will be greeted by a receptionist at the front desk. Those who have further discussions about this building's facilities or need to wait may use the lounge area. Linen fabric ceiling treatment for dynamic impression that will lead visitors to the facilities

Linen fabric ceiling treatment

Wall-stickered window

Front desk background

To increase privacy

Made of plywood panel in organic lines with indirect LED Light to enhances the elegant impression.

Layout

The barrier between the entrance and lounge area that adds a water sound effect to the room

Waterfall

Floor Difference

Lounge Chair

As an area divider

Flowing organic shape chair in blue and white upholstery.

Signage

SPA For better privacy, the spa is located on the 1st floor. There is a reception area, waiting lounge, locker and locker rooms, a foot spa area, and a treatment room for visitors. Meanwhile, luggage storage room, linen room, and therapy room are provided for staff and therapists to support relaxation activities.

Enhance the elegant feel to the room

Mirror Wall Treatment

Layout

Section

Wall-stickered window

Curtain

Flowing organic shape sofa in white upholstery.

As semi-private room divider

Visitors will wait in the lounge, then head to the bathroom to store items in the locker and change clothes. Then visitors will be placed in the treatment room. The foot spa area uses a curtain as a room divider to provide light and visuals from the outside but still maintaining privacy. The spa treatment room itself is divided into two, namely a room for spa treatments with a bath or just massage.

Finished in black paint to add an elegant feel and easy maintenance

To prevent other areas from becoming muddy

Toilet Cubicle

Fold Glass Divider

Water tap Touch of gold brass finish bring the elegant feel

Shower Cubicle

Washstand To accommodate the need for water and washing during the session

02 tiluan resort Year : 2016 Type : Academic Level : 7th Semester Supervisor : Dr. Andriyanto Wibisono S.Sn.,M.Sn.

The academic project called Tiluan Resort conducted in response to West Java's natural conditions and potential. The design aims to create a traditional West Java atmosphere that blends with its surrounding nature and enhances local wisdom by implementing distinctive local materials, especially rattan and bamboo.

Concept

User Group User categories are determined by conducting a survey of similar facilities in the area. 10% Technical & Maintenance

30%

House Keeping

Kitchen

Office

Staffs

10%

65%

20%

Solo

Couple

Family

Group

Visitors

The design has two main objectives: elevating West Java's culture and facilitating the need for relaxation by responding to the surrounding nature. These two goals then combined into one concept which I named "modern village". The design elements implemented were adapted from traditional West Java houses, ranging from shapes, colours, materials, and others, but were given a modern touch by responding to the existing buildings on the site. In addition, the existence of the resort will add economic value to the surrounding environment by using local materials sourced from artisans around West Java.

Activities & Facilities Main Activities Rest

Dine

Outdoor

Events F

Toilet Service Area Outdoor Facilities

Back Office

Guest Room

Tea Lounge Toilet Loading Dock

Drop Off

Kitchen

Lounge

Restaurant

Toilet

Lobby

Parking Area

Retail Function Hall Toilet Front Office

Public

A. Teak Wood Veneer

D. Rattan Wicker

Semi Private

B. Bamboo Woven

E. Handcrafted Furniture

Private

C. Local Batik Fabric

F. Handcrafted Pendant

Layout 1. Parking Area 2. Front Office 3. Lobby

4. Restaurant 5. Superior and Deluxe Room 6. Suite Room

7. Tea Lounge 8. Kitchen

9. Playground

10. Hot Spring 11. Function Hall 12. Retail 13. Back Office

14. Service Roon

Standard Room

There are two types of standard rooms based on the bed's needs: queen-size bed only and an additional bed, provided by considering the number of visitors dominated by families with children. The facilities provided are a luggage rack with a hanger for the robe and tv and a table for storing amenities. Working desk is not provided in standard room. The room design follows the whole resort concept, with a touch of local wisdom used in the wall treatments and the batik-patterned blankets.

Deluxe Room

The Deluxe room is designed to accommodate the various needs of visitors traveling as a family of 4, with far more complete facilities than a standard room. Bamboo woven partitions border the living room and sleeping area in the front room.

Suite Room

First Floor

Second Floor

The suite rooms are cottage-type rooms. The rooms are equipped with unavailable facilities in other room types, such as a dining area, two bathrooms, and a living room with a fireplace.

03 BARITO MANSION Year: 2018-2019 Type: Professional (Company) Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Scope of Work: Space planning, Design development & documentation

Barito Mansion is a four-star Boutique Hotel with a cosmopolitan design style located in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta. Within the 6-story building, Barito Mansion has four types of rooms with a total of 35 rooms. The hotel is provided with dining facilities that can be accessed both by hotel guests and the public. Together with the Fleur De Lis Architect team, I played a role in the detailed design of the lobby, dining facilities, and suite room.

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4th

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Service Area Parking Lot Lobby

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Flo

Dining Facilities Deluxe Room A Deluxe Room B Suite Room

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Lobby

GARDEN

KITCHEN 34,5 sqm

STAIRS 7,8 sqm

GARDEN

HEAD OFFICE/ HEAD KITCHEN 5,1 sqm

PANEL ROOM

LIFT ALL DAY DINING

7,0 sqm (11 PASSENGER)

14,5 sqm

10,5 sqm

STAIRS

MAN TOILET

OFFICE 9,5 sqm

RECEPTIONIST 7,1 sqm

WOMAN TOILET

MAIN LOBBY 26,5 sqm

12,8 sqm

COFFEE STATION COFFEE SHOP

BARBER SHOP 15,1 sqm

SMOKING AREA

ENTRANCE 9,1 sqm

TERRACE

The lobby is located on the first floor with direct access from the main entrance. Within a 26.5 sqm area, the area is divided into a reception area accessible to the back office, a waiting area, and a storage room.

Top View

Front View

Back View

As required, the reception desk was made to be used by two staff. The material used is a blockboard covered with wood veneer with melamine finishing, decorated with iron plate finished with gold paint to add to the elegant impression, and hidden LED strips that produce indirect light to strengthen the statement on this table. Behind the receptionist desk, a built-in cabinet is provided to accommodate the administrative needs. Then, the painting is placed as the background as well as an accent, complementing the design.

Side View

Section

Dining Facilities

GARDEN

KITCHEN

KITCHEN 34,5 sqm

34,5 sqm

GARDEN

HEAD OFFICE/ HEAD KITCHEN 5,1 sqm

STAIRS 7,8 sqm

GARDEN

PANEL

ROOM

LIFT ALL DAY DINING

7,0 sqm (11 PASSENGER)

14,5 sqm

10,5 sqm

STAIRS

OFFICE 9,5 sqm

MAN TOILET

14,5 sqm

7,0 sqm (11 PASSENGER)

ROOM

STAIRS

LIFT

TOILET

HEAD OFFICE/ HEAD KITCHEN 5,1 sqm

OFFICE 9,5 sqm

RECEPTIONIST

7,1 sqm

TOILET

MAIN LOBBY

WOMAN TOILET

26,5 sqm

MAIN LOBBY 26,5 sqm

12,8 sqm

COFFEE STATION

BARBER SHOP 15,1 sqm

SMOKING AREA

COFFEE SHOP

BARBER SHOP 15,1 sqm

SMOKING AREA

ENTRANCE 9,1 sqm

TERRACE

Public guest Hotel staff Hotel guest

Two types of dining facilities are provided in the hotel; all-day dining for hotel guests and coffee shops for the public. Both areas are accessible to each other to facilitate food distribution channels from the same kitchen. A coffee station for making beverages and displaying snacks is placed in an area that is visually accessible to all seating areas.

The seating arrangement is divided into two; fast and casual dining, with more casual dining in the coffee shop. The seating layout is efficiently arranged by considering the flow and privacy of each user. Unlike most hotels, a buffet table is not required as the hotel only provided an ala carte type of breakfast.

Coffee Station Preparation Pick Up

Side View Beverages Preparation Snack Display Cashier Food Display

Side View

Top View

Detail

Suite Room The most luxurious and spacious among four other types of rooms is located on the second floor. The 49 sqm room is divided into a living room, pantry, dining area, working desk, sleeping area, and bathroom. The zoning is done by responding to the existing pipes and electrical position of the room. The design goal is to make the room feel like a luxury residence. The room is dominated by colours and materials that match the other room types; grey, white, mustard, wood, and marble. The combination of these colours and textures creates both an elegant and relaxed ambience.

6980 1990

160

4840

6830 448

170

1. Entrance 2. Pantry

1750

3. Dining table 4. Living Room 5. Working Table

1000

3300

6820

3200

3347

6. Bed 7. Wardrobe 8. Bathroom

6780

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A. Wood veneer

F.Volacas

B. Wallpaper

G. Semi gloss gold paint

C. Semi gloss grey duco paint

H. Black painted metal

D. Dark grey cotton fabric

I. Mustard cotton Fabric

E. Semi gloss broken white

J. 5mm tempered clear glass

duco paint

A built-in cabinet with a rotatable TV panel separates the living and sleeping areas. It becomes one of the design features, allowing guests to watch TV on the sofa or the bed.

K. Parquet flooring

04 Element residence Year: 2021 Type: Professional Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Scope of Work: Space planning, Design development & documentation

Element Residence is a 90 sqm apartment unit located in South Jakarta. The user is a family with two children. The design aims to give an elegant and comfortable feel, applies in a modern classic style.

The front room consists of a living room, dry kitchen, and a dining area. Here every space is maximized to be used as storage to accommodate the user's needs. The cabinet is arranged in closed and open sections to keep it visually comfortable. The colour and wood material used responds to the finishing of existing doors and is made to balance using beige. The touch of gold obtained from the loose furniture material enhances the elegant impression of the room.

Perspective view from the main entrance

In the same ambience as the living room, the main bedroom is made warmer by using dark brown wallpaper and the addition of wall lamps on both sides of the mattress. Bag storage is provided, and there is also a console table for storing documents according to client needs.

05 Studio apartment Year: 2019 Type: Professional Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Scope of Work: Space planning, Design development & documentation

Bassura Residence is a one-bedroom apartment unit located in East Jakarta. The client wants this apartment to be furnished with complete daily equipment for rent. The design intends to provide a comfortable residence for one person in a style that suited most people nowadays. Therefore, I chose the Scandinavian style.

The 15 sqm space is arranged to accommodate all daily activities for one user.

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1530

1430

1450

6530

5080

5820

4240

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2720

1. Entrance

5. Kitchen

2. Living Room 6. Bathroom 3. Wardrobe

7. Balcony

4. Bed

8. Multipurpose

Concept Within the limited space, every space counts. For that, I chose a multipurpose concept in the design. The approach can be seen applied to the furniture; wardrobe with a mirror, a table for both dining and working, a twin-size bed with storage, and an electrical socket on its frame. The design highlight the beauty of the simple line and materials to form the space.

electrical socket 18mm blockboard + woodgrain hpl

wood plank

Twin size bed

tINY storage drawer

06 Union coworking space Year: 2019 Type: Professional Location: Jakarta, Indonesia Scope of Work: Interior and Furniture Design Detail

Union Space is one of the fastest-growing coworking spaces in Asia and is actively opening branches in Indonesia, one of Jakarta's city. This project's main challenge is designing a unique and attractive coworking space with a fairly tight budget. My scope of work is in the interior and furniture design details.

Concept The main concept is chosen by considering the efficiency, namely "parraline" taken from the Parallelogram and Line. The big idea of the "parraline" pattern appears to harmonize the existing room layout patterns so that the room layout patterns and design concept patterns can feel the same and match. This concept is then applied to the interior elements.

Layout In this project, I processed the design details for the meeting room, work area, and breakout area.

Coworking Area

Electrical Socket Box Plywood + Sungkai veneer

Top Table Plywood + Sungkai veneer

Table Frame 30x30mm hollow iron + white duco coating

The design feature of the area that I work on is the coworking table area itself. Implementing the "parraline" concept, I designed a work table with a zigzag shape and zigzag accents on the ceiling. The table is equipped with a socket on each table to keep it comfortable for work with its uniqueness. The biggest challenge in designing this table is thinking about the table frame system, particularly in the joints.

Breakout Area

07 SKETCHES

Millatina Adhya Mokobombang +62 811 227 0496

millatina.adhya@gmail.com