INTERIOR DESIGNER
JOCELYN WINATA
201 5 - 2018.
POR TFO L I O
Education December 2018 - Present
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Interior Design, Conventry University UK
October 2015- July 2017
Advance Diploma in Interior Design, Raffles College of Higher Education Medan, Indonesia
Awards Link Tutor Prize Winner for Overall Best Graduating Student, Conventry University UK - 2018. Winner of Archdaily Valentine Card Contest (Featured on Archdaily website) - 2018 Outstanding student award, Raffles College of Higher Education, Indonesia - 2017.
J O C E LY N W I N ATA I n t e r i o r D e s i g n e r / S p a c e Cre ato r Sin ce. Sept 1997
“DESITA Award - Gelato Experience” for high design quality, expressing innovation in form and function in an exemplary manner - 2017. Judge’s Favorite Project on Behance Portfolio Review, Indonesia - 2016.
Jocelynwinata@raffles-designer. com +62 821 4727 6935 Medan, Indonesia
Appreciation for designing “Ramadhan Kareem” Event Decoration, Aryaduta Hotel, Medan, Indonesia - 2016.
Professional Experience
Jocelynwinata.wixsite.com/ designportfolio
Sixthree Design Studio, Medan, Indonesia Junior Interior Designer, Aug 2017- Nov 2017
About Designer
Handling projects from generating design concept, color scheme, layout, 3D Modelling, technical drawings and detailing.
A passionate, hardworking, and
Projects:
humble
designer
that
loves
to
Capital Residence Condominium, Jakarta, Indonesia
explore new design possibilities
Coffeenatics Coffee Shop and Cafe, Medan, Indonesia
aimed at enhancing the lives of the
Vigourland Office, Medan, Indonesia
users.
. 2018.
Languages
KE.RA Design Studio, Medan, Indonesia Internship, April 2017- July 2017 Learning about team work, company organization, 3D rendering, Architectural Elements, Arranging Moodboards, and FFnE Scheduling.
English
Chinese Projects: Classical Corridor for Client Website Visualization Mutiara Residence, Medan, Indonesia
Indonesian
Fu Jian
Freelance Projects MERIAH Electronic Store, Medan, Indonesia Proposing design concept for logo wall and merchandise display cabinet (laptop and phone accessories). Ismaliyah Raya Residence, Medan, Indonesia
Software Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign
Proposing new layout plan for 4-story-high townhouse, detail of kitchen built-in cabinet, and guiding clients through material selection and spatial concepts. Junkies Mock Up Room Project, Indonesia Generating Photorealistic Visualizations for Indonesia tiling brands.
Adobe Illustrator Autocad 2D & 3D Sketchup
Personal Skills Communication Skills
Fast-Leaner
Research Skills
Self-driven
Team Player
Creative Conceptualization Skills
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Content
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My Elementary School
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Vodafone Retail Store
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Monsoon Restaurant
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Capital Residence Condo
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“The door handle is the han dshake of the building.” ― Juhani Pallasmaa, The Eyes of the Skin: Architecture and the Senses
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My Elementary School
Medan, Indonesia BA Major Project
ISSUES In Indonesia, there were 133,000 elementary schools in the year 2012, yet according to Ministry of Education, 75% of them did not meet the standard requirements (Wahyuni, 2014). Classrooms are still too teacher-centered with no gap for students aspirations, and creativity (Soefijanto, 2015).
USERS
Students aged 7-12, Parents, Public, Teachers, and Staffs.
CONCEPT STATEMENT
Active Dynamic Movements (Crawl, Run, Jump) is proven to improve cognitive development.
Collaborative
Flexible
Sharing Spaces and Multi-age grouping.
Multifunctional & flexible furnishing
Discovery-Intriguing
Left & Right Brain Activities and Multiple Zoning
DEVELOPMENTAL SKETCHES
Initial
Building Volume
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Finale
LINK TUTOR PRIZE FOR OV E R A L L B E S T GRADUATING S T U D E N T 2 0 1 8
VOLUMETRIC DESIGN
COURTYARD VIEW
ENTRANCE VIEW
CONVENTRY UK X RAFFLES SG
The new volume acts as the connector between those two blocks with the tubular volume acts as the core circulation and core meeting point that will encourage movements & Collaboration. New Volume
Existing Volume
Then new volume is being substracted based on its main entrance and also visibility to the courtyard. This has resulted a meandering circulation that leads to the core tubular volume of the building.
The new volume is created with the ideology of creating more dynamic and irregular volume that represents the overall concept of the project. Further, the new volume is also aimed at building connection between the outdoor and indoor through an open and naturally-ventilated atria.
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CAFETERIA X LOUNGE The cafeteria is designed with the ideology of flexibility and collaborativeness. In this area, kids could spend their time doing their project, hang ing out, and doing teamwork project.
COLOR SCHEME
RAMP CONCEPT GRO
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CAFETERIA X LOUNGE
Yellow is the main color that encourage energy in kids, with dark blue to balance and neutrals as base colors.
Ramp that promotes Movement.
Landing that promotes Collaboration.
As the ramp travels up, the diameter and the size of the landing are increasing, which reprensent GROWTH.
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Roof
Flat Roof with Gutter
SECTION VIEW
Skylight with Photovoltaic System
Shared Terrace
Living Quarter
Entrance
Classroom P3
Classroom P4
Classroom P3
Classroom P1
Classroom P2
Classroom P1
Cafeteria
Media Center
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RAMP DETAIL
30 MM DIA. HOLLOW TUBULAR STEEL BALLUSTER IN DARK GREY POWDER COAT FINISH.
RECESSED LED DOWNLIGHT
2 MM PERFORATED STEEL IN WHITE POWDER COAT FINISH.
50 MM MDF BOARD IN YELLOW POWDER COAT FINISH.
120 MM REINFORCED CONCRETE RAMP TREAD.
600 MM DIA. REINFORCED CONCRETE TUBULAR COLUMN.
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Hallway
Lounge
Male Living Quarter
My Elementary School is a personalized and project-based school that allows kids to be the driver of their own learning journey through MULTIPLEZONING environment, from which would create a dynamic and active learning environment that would intrigue kids to independently pursue their curiosity and passion towards their self development journey.
Female Living Quarter
Collab Zone
Project Area Break Out
Instructional Area
Project Area Quiet Study
Quiet Study Collab Zone
ICT Area
Right Brain
Art Area
Music Area Multi-purpose Room
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Media Center Science Lab
Cafeteria/ Lounge
Maker Space
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Second Skin Facade Aluminum Strip
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Instructional Area
Left Brain
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Educational Garden
Entrance Gate Aluminum Composite Panel
Entrance 2
Entrance 1
Zone Legend
Active
Collaborative
Flexible
Discovery-Intriguing
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COLLAB ZONE
CONFIGURATIONS
Collab Zone is a shared facility that could perform diverse tasks starting from presentation, discussion, movie time, or just hanging out. 1
Flexible Seating
Cubes
Semi-Private Backseats DISCUSSION MODE
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Flexible Seating Cubes
Sink-Intoceiling Projector Screen MOVIE/ PRESENTATION MODE
BREAK OUT ZONE
BOOKSHELF SYSTEM
Located adjacent to the collab zone, break out zone is the place where kids could perform learning activities in a more casual way. In this area, writtable walls for brainstorming activity and book shelves are provided.
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Modular Furnishing
Cubicle
FLOOR PLAN
1 Entrance 1/ Drop Off 2 Reception & Waiting
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3 Conference Room 8
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Health Unit Staff Lounge Multi-purpose Room Public Toilet (F) Public Toilet (M) Cafeteria Student Toilet (F)
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15 Kitchen 16 Entrance 2
21 Music Room 22 Project Area 23 Art Room
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The materials used are sustainable materials including FSC Oak wood panel, resilient flooring, composite materials, eco-friendly wall paint, concrete flooring, and eco-friendly glass panel.
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MATERIALS
Student Toilet (M)
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Admin Office
13 Media Center
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35 Bridge 36 Tunnel
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CLASSROOM
CLASSROOM SCENARIOS
As a very dynamic and personalized school, classroom shall adopt maximum flexibility to cater diverse scenarios. In this case, flexibilty is shown in the different configurations and furniture design. 1
REGULAR MODE Regular Classroom houses 20 students capacity.
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EXTENDED MODE Extension happens when the backdoor is opened 90 degree to form little quiet space for each class.
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EXHIBITION TIME During Exhibition mode, the whole classrooms could transform into exhibition platform (both 2D and 3D).
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3 IN 1 MODE Multi-age collaboration could be achieved by fully opening the Partition.
QUIET STUDY ZONE The quiet zone is dedicated for kids that need concentration while doing their work. This area is located along window to the view of the outdoor greenery, which is aimed at to giving the sense of peace to the users.
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Legend: Classroom Territory Quiet Study Zone 180 ยบ door Exhibition Platform Flexible Partition
C O M P L E M E N TA RY
3D MODEL
AUGMENTED REALITY
“In pure architecture the smallest detail should have a meaning or serve a purpose.” (Augustus W. N. Pugin)
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02 Vodafone Retail Store
Orchard, Singapore Design Studio 2
CONCEPT STATEMENT Vodafone is a world leading telecommunication brand that revolves its services around electromagnetic wavelength. To identify this characteristic into the retail store, varying dynamic wavelengths are being translated into the design of the space with the touch of futurism.
TARGET MARKET Young Adults (17-35), business enterprise.
DEVELOPMENTAL SKETCHES
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J U D G E ’ S FAV O R I T E DESIGN ON B E H A N C E P O RT F O L I O R E V I E W INDONESIA 2016
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ENTRANCE VIEW
MULTI-PURPOSE STAGE
Being part of this advance technology era means being in the community of constant inventions and features updates.
SELF-SERVICE KIOSK
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In this store, small introduction about those new features could also happen within the store so that users would be kept updated upon the new technological advancement of the brand and would be able to enjoy them.
SERVICE ZONE X ENGAGEMENT ZONE “The best way to educate is through entertainment�. This is achieved through providing engagement unit that would allow users to have interactive play at the same time being knowlegable about the brand services and features.
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SERVICE ZONE
Being the focal point of the retail store, the service zone needs to tell the perfect story of the brand. In this zone, various curved lines are integrated to represent electromagnetic spectrums, with minimalistic color schemes to reflect the identity of the brand.
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FLOOR PLAN
SPACE PLANNING DIAGRAM
Staff Toilet
10 Manager Office
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Business Consultation
Cashier
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Engagement Zone
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Self-Service Kiosk
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Waiting Area
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Multi-purpose Stage (Talks/ Showcase)
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Display Area
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Public Consultation Zone
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Engagement Area
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Cashier
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Business Consultation Zone
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Manager Office
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Staff Toilet
Public Consultation Zone (Service)
Multipurpose Stage
Display
Waiting Area
Public Entrance
As part of the brand analysis, Vodafone is a brand that is widely -known for its priority towards providing great services for the users. To demonstrate that, service zone is located at the core center of the space with supporting facilities revolve around the core.
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Legend RECESSED DOWNLIGHT WALL WASHER
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RECESSED LED STRIP
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DOUBLE ADJUSTABLE DOWNLIGHT RECESSED LED STRIP SURFACE MOUNTED LED STRIP 3.00
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The materials used in the retail store are dominated by resilent flooring, Corian, tempered glass, Duco white paint over gypsum wall, and accent of green plants.
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FIRE FIRE SAFETY SYSTEM PLANPLAN SAFETY SYSTEM 1SCALE: 1:150 SCALE: 1:150 2
HVAC PLAN SCALE: 1:150
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03 Monsoon Restaurant
Medan, Indonesia Design Studio 4
CONCEPT STATEMENT To design a modern and sleek Indian (fusion) restaurant with simplicity and elegance in mind. The aim of the restaurant is to allow customers to experience Indian culture through different ambiences arranged in an open plan that would create a whole complete story of the Indian dining culture.
TARGET MARKET Expats and Local People who love to try new experience and new taste.
DEVELOPMENTAL SKETCHES
Initial Booth Design
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Finale
REGULAR SEATING Comfort of both customers and staffs is the priority in designing the space. Therefore, clear pathway is created from the outdoor seating area to the regular seating, and low seating area. This way, during heavy traffic, little to no urging would be likely to happen.
MOOD BOARD
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LOW SEATING
BOOTH DETAIL
FRONT VIEW
Wood Frame Ralph Lauren Golden Candlestick Metallic Paint 1,2 cm thickness perforated MDF Board in RAL 9010 Pure White Matte Paint MDF Board in Duco RAL 9010 Pure White Matte finish over steel frame
According to old Indian culture, sitting on the floor while eating may bring handful of advantages to both health and the relationship of the dinners. Sitting on the floor, is believed to create a more relaxed way of eating, which then contributes to stronger bonding time among dinners. Additionally, it also contributes to the dinners’ health, from which the move they make while eating on the low table is considered the move in yoga class!
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1,25 cm thickness Gypsum Board in Duco RAL 9010 Pure White Matte Finish 3,5 cm x 3,5 cm cubical steel frame support. Concrete Floor Slab
B SECTION
CASUAL SEATING SECTION ELEVATION
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FLOOR PLAN
ROOM LEGEND 1
Customers’ Entrance
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Casual Seating Area
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Hallway
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Regular Seating Area
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Outdoor Seating
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Low Seating
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Restaurant Logo Wall
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Bar
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Male Toilet
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Female Toilet
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Staff Toilet
12 Staff Locker 13 Manager Office 14 Dish Washing Area 15
Preparation Area
16 Cooking Area
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17 Serving Area 18 Cold Storage 19 Dry Storage 20 Goods Entrance 21 Staff and Waste Circulation
FURNITURE LEGEND F1
Beige Dining Chair
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Navy Blue Dining Chair
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Outdoor Rattan Chair
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Navy Blue Bar Chair
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Navy Blue Armchair
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Maple Wood Coffee Table
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Ivory White 2-Seater Sofa
MATERIALS
The materials used are mostly natural stones, combined with duco white paint, perforated PVC Board, textured gold paint, and navy blue velvet as the furnishing’s accent.
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04 Capital Residence Condo
Jakarta, Indonesia Project under Sixthree Studio. (sixthreestudio.com)
CONCEPT STATEMENT To create a minimalistic contemporary and user-centric design for a small family with comfort and efficiency in mind. The goal is to achieve a “homey feeling” and space that personally reflects the users through contemporary design and neutral color scheme.
USERS Middle-aged couple (in their 50s) , an adult daughter (age 26), and teen son (age 18), and a helper.
CLIENTS REQUIREMENTS In their new home, the user wished to have a simple design with the wine cooler integrated into the living room. The new home would also provide more storage area as part of the designer’s response towards what was lacking in their old home during the site visit.
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REGULAR SEATING
Living room is one of the most, if not the most important part of the room beside bedroom, that would be exposed during party or dinner nights. As part of the user’s requirement to integrate wine cooler in this area, it is then designed within the entertainment unit with the rest lifted from the floor, aligned with the TV Rack to create a less heavy and more balanced look.
MOOD BOARD
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DINING ROOM Dining area, is where lots of family communication would happen. That is why it is very fundamental for a dining room to be as comfortable as possible. In this project, designer uses light to create a relaxing ambience to the room and as to create an illusion of a wider space, dining area and kitchen are divided by a semi-partition made of glass.
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KITCHEN
As the space given for the kitchen is quite limited, mirror backsplash is used to make the illusion of a biger and wider space. A good lighting strategy is an essential thing in designing a well-functioned kitchen, and in this project, designer uses various types of lighting effect to create not only a well-illuminated countertop to support various of cooking activities, but also to create drama to the space.
MASTER BEDROOM
As designer believes that a well-designed bedroom shall give the user feelings of relaxation and tranquility, designer chooses the combination of light wood, upholstered wall, and hint of black to create a balanced feeling that leads to security and calmness. In addition, a various lighting effects are combined together in the space to make the room feel more homey.
MASTER BATHROOM
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DAUGHTER’S ROOM
One of the challenges faced by designer is the limitation of space and the overloaded stuffs from the client. As the result, designer came up with the idea of providing extra storage that is lifted from the floor to create a multi-function space for both sleeping and storing.
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SON’S ROOM As the smallest bedroom in the condominium, it is quite a challenge to maintain the use of double bed with wardrobe and also working table in the relatively tight space. As a result, designer comes up with the solution of using a wall hung wardrobe and also installing the working table at the near end of the bed to save some space for passage.
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FLOOR PLAN Room Legend
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Foyer
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Living Room
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Dining Room
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Kitchen
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Maid Room
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Maid Bathroom
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Laundry
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Master Bedroom
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PENCIL SKETCHES
Other Works
Lighting Design UN-FORESEEN
MATERIALS
- Tissue Paper - Ropes
BACKGROUND STORY The concept behind this light fixture that was hand-made by the designer is to tell the story of how someone’s past does not equal someone’s future. The roots are analoged as the past experiences that had always been holding someone back from success and the fixture itself represents the human. And the crack on the fixture represents the moment when that particular human could finally let go of his dark past, break free, and shine his way out to the future like the unfiltered light.
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