INTERIOR CONCEPT
Developing a clear visual direction and identity for your space.

SPACE PLANNING
Creating functional layouts around your needs and everyday routines.

VISUAL DEVELOPMENT
Translating the concept into materials, colour, lighting and atmosphere.

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
Developing drawings that turn the design concept into a clear spatial solution.

EDUCATION

2023 — 2027 (expected)
HSE University, School of Design
Environmental and Interior Design

Previous Studies
British Higher School of Art & Design
Fashion Design

SKILLS

2D & Technical Drawings
AutoCAD, Revit

3D Modelling
3ds Max

Rendering
Corona Renderer

Graphics & Layout
Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

Concept Development
Research, moodboards, material and colour selection, spatial concepts

The selected projects explore different types of public and shared spaces, from creative and exhibition environments to retail interiors.

Each project responds to a different context and audience, while following the same approach: understanding how people interact with a space and translating their needs into function, atmosphere and visual identity.

01 / «CREATIVE SPACE»
Creative & Educational Interior

02 / «POINTS OF CHOICE»
Exhibition & Spatial Design

03 / «HARVESTED IN THE GARDEN»
Retail Interior

THE CHALLENGE

The challenge was to transform an existing two-storey building into a creative environment for learning, making and social interaction.

Designed for people looking to step away from their everyday routine and try something new, the space needed to combine different creative activities within a clear and functional layout, while making use of the building’s existing character and abundant natural light.

CONCEPT & SOLUTION

The concept is inspired by the art of glassblowing, a process where heat and movement transform a material into something unique.

The interior translates the qualities of glass into the spatial experience through light, transparency, colour and fluid forms. The glass workshop becomes the heart of the project, while the surrounding spaces support learning, experimentation and interaction.

SPATIAL SOLUTION

The planning solution organises the interior around different levels of activity and interaction, creating a clear relationship between creative, educational and shared spaces.

The layout supports an intuitive flow through the building while allowing each area to maintain its own function and atmosphere.

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

The concept was developed from the overall spatial idea down to materials, details and technical solutions.

Plans, elevations and technical drawings were used to translate the visual concept into a coherent and functional interior system.

RESULT

KEY OUTCOMES

— Clear functional zoning for different creative activities
— A consistent visual language inspired by glassmaking and material transformation
— Integration of creative, educational and shared spaces within one environment
— Technical development through plans, elevations and detailed drawings

А space where creativity becomes both a process and an experience.

THE CHALLENGE

The challenge was to create an exhibition environment that could communicate a complex idea through space, movement and visitor experience.

Rather than presenting information as a traditional exhibition, the pavilion needed to actively involve visitors, transforming the exhibition route into a sequence of choices and spatial experiences.

CONCEPT & SOLUTION

The concept of «Points of Choice» is based on the idea that individual decisions can influence larger processes and shape different possible futures.

This idea is translated into the architecture through movement, intersections and moments of choice, allowing visitors to experience the concept physically as they move through the pavilion.