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Port folioINTERIOR DESIGN

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I am a freelance interior designer working mainly on residential projects but also commercials. I am based in Stockholm (Sweden) but I have developed a service entirely online that allows me to work worldwide.

In 2015, I gained a Certificate in Interior Design at the prestigious KLC School of Design in London (UK). From September 2019 I am enrolled at the Foundation Degree in Interior Design at the same institution.

This portfolio aims to put together selected KLC projects, assign-ments during my internship at Lord & Vella International Interi-or Design Studio in London and freelance commissions. From the concept to the planning and to the drawings, I developed different spaces in residential and commercial properties.

IntroductionClaudia Ambrosi

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Cont 1. Kungsholmen - residential project 4 - 5

2. Cafe’ Petite France - commercial project 6 - 9 2.1 Concept and mood board

3. Fitzrovia - residential project 10 - 11

4. Villa in Chelmsford, Essex - residential project 12 - 13

5. Wimbledon - residential project 14 - 15

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1. Kungsholmen

The brief:

Styling of a one bedroom rental flat in the centre of Stockholm. The young professionals couple liked vibrant colours and they wished for a contemporary Scandinavian style with minimalist decor, that would reflect their passion for outdoors.

Response:

The scheme with different shades of green and patterns with plants was chosen to bring in the interior the outdoors. Pop of mustard yel-low was suggested to respect the desire of vibrant colours and to add a bit of fun. Warm wood furnitures were used instead of the traditional white Scandinavian furnitures.

Stockholm

skills:

- spatial planning- FF&E scheme

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2. Petite France Stockholm

The brief:

Refurbishment of the interiors from the furnitures, flooring and lighitng with a modern twist. It was important to be able to add more tables and space for the diners and a cozy enviroment. This is a pro bono project that I voluntarely proposed to the owner of the cafe’ who was very enthusiastic.

Response:

I decided to give a theme to the cafe’ respecting the age of the building and its French soul. Art Deco decor elements are present in the lighting and mirrors around the cafe’. The palette is vibrant as not so much natural light come into the interiors: red, blues and walnut brown. Spatial plan-ning has also been studied in the details for a better flow.

skills:

- technical drawings- 3D model building

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2.1 Concept Board

& Mood Board

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Hand sketch 3D view Details of the model

Hand drawn floor plan

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Details of the model

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Response:

As the space was limited, we designed bespoke furnitures as the library, the fold-ing table and the closet and we kept the decor minimal. The palette was very neutral as requested although with high end furniture to

respect the location of the flat and to add value to the property.

3. Fitzrovia

The brief:

For this newly refurbished central London flat of about 32 sqm, the homeowners from Hong Kong, wished for a neutral scheme as they wanted to rent the apartment.

skills:

- Vectorworks- Photoshop

London

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Living Room

Floor plan with vectorworks

Elevation living room

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Response:

To satisfy the wish of modern design, the kitchen presented cabinets without hangers in white matte colour with a granite dark gray counter top. The large dining area was decorated in a modern Scandinavian. The living room has been made sunken, around the chimney, with bespoke sofas and cabinets.

4. Villa, Chelmsford Essex

The brief:

Design a scheme and spacial plan of the kitchen, living and dining area in a newly built family house in Essex. The area was about 120 sqm with large windows overlooking the garden out-side. The homeowners wished for a fresh, modern, sleek style, not too sophisticated yet with a “wow” factor for their guests.

skills:

- SketchUp- Technical drawing- Hand sketch

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1. Technical drawing2. Hand Sketch 3. CAD drawing of the kitchen4. CAD drawing of the dining area

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Response:

Inspired by a Zen style, the design scheme was studied to embrace out-doors and nature with simple lines, soft colours to brighten up the area and the use of light brown wood furnitures. Careful attention was given to spatial planning and flows to be able to incorporate the bathtub and the shower. The dressing area was located next to entrance door.

5. Wimbledon London

The brief:

The clients wished to refurbish their en-suite master bathroom with a more moder style than what it used to be before. They desired to include a shower and bathtub and they wanted to keep a dreassing area as well. The couple loved an outdoor life-style and nature.

skills:

- technical drawing- axonometric- elevation

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Technical drawing of the Plan and rendering

On the right: technical drawing of the plan (clockwise from left):1. Wardrobes with sliding doors2. Shelves3. Plants4. WC5. Walk in shower/Wet room6. Double basins counter top7. Bathtub

On the left: technical drawing and rendering of Axonometric

On the right below: technical drawing and rendering of Section AA

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Thank you for your attention!I hope you enjoyed this portfolio, as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

Kind regards,

Cont act

E: interiorbyambrosi@gmail.comM: +46 70 498 21 76

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