interior portfolio

I . N . T . E . R . I . O . R D . E . S . I . G . N

P . O . R . T . F . O . L . I . O

A . N . U . R . E . E . T D . E . O

C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E

N A M E : ANUREET KAUR DEO

A D D R E S S : C-701, SILVER BIRCH, VASANT GARDEN, NEAR SWAPNANAGRI, MULUND (WEST) MUMBAI-400080, MAHARASHTRA.

C O N T A C T : 022- 21641155. +91- 9167011313 anu [email protected]

O B J E C T I V E : TO WORK WITH THE FIRM THAT FACILITATES THE SHARPEN-ING OF MY DESIGNING SKILLS AND PERSPECTIVE. FIRM WHICH PROVIDES WORK OPPORTUNITIES FROM THE EXPERIENCED DESIGNERS AND TO GET EXPOSURE AND GROWTH IN THE FIELD OF DESIGNING.

E D U C A T I O N Q U A L I F I C A T I O N :

NAME OF QUALIFICATION YEAR OF NAME OF INSTITUTION PASSING BOARD/UNIVERSITY

L.S.RAHEJA INTERIOR DESIGNER APRL 2015 MUMBAI SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITYINTERIOR DESIGN

KELKAR TYBCOM MARCH 2013 MUMBAICOLLEGE OF UNIVERSITYAARTS, SCIENCECOMMERCE XII FEB 2010 MUMBAI UNIVERSITY

DAV,AIROLI X MARCH 2008 C.B.S.E

S K I L L S : HAND DRAFTING ,MODEL MAKING ,GLASS PAINTING, CHARCOAL DRAWING ,CALLIGRAPHY ,PAINTING , INKING , MEASURE DRAWING.

S O F T W A R E : AUTOCAD 2D , AUTOCAD 3D ,3D MAX , BASIC PHTOSHOP , BASIC SKETCHUP ,MS OFFICE.

P L A C E S P L A C E S V I S I T E D : JAIPUR, SIKKIM- PELLING, GANGTOK,KOLKATA, DAR JEELING, CHANDIGARH, UK- LONDON, NETHERLANDS- AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, BRUSSELS AND ANTWERP FOR COLLEGE PROJECT WORK.

I N T E R E S T S : TRAVELLING ,FASHION ,FURNITURE DESIGN .

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CHALLENGE: In this project, we were given a 3BHK Apartment at 25th oor facing the sea. The house was to be designed keeping in mind the lifestyle of the young couple and their parents.

SOSOLUTION: The designing of this apartment was based on the concept of Vogue that symbolizes ele-gance, lively and trendy. Each space was intelligent-ly divided giving personal space to the elders and the couple and since the couple had a social life they were given separate entertainment room , a dining room with six seaters, the living space was divided into formal and informal sitting accomodat-ing 8 to 10 people

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K I T C H E N :

CHALLENGE: CHALLENGE: For this project, i had the challenge of designing a kitchen for an apartment which should include basic amenities from hob, fridge, sufficient storage, dish washer, washing machine etc and also the provision for eating area without hampering the kitchen activities.

SOSOLUTION: To overcome the challenge of designing a kitchen, I followed the TRIANGLE concept i.e. cooking, washing and storage should be placed in such a manner that it should form a triangle. Each space was designed keeping in mind its usability from giving a separate area for washing, a long cabi-net with microwave and oven, convectional chim-ney, and a separate eating place that dosent hamper the kitchen activities keeping in mind the aesthetical aspects as well.

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CHALLENGE: For this project, we were asked to design the room for two kids below 10 years of age-with a concept and appropriate anthropometric data.

SOLUTION: Since the project was to be designed for kids, it altogether had a different approach from other projects as the predictability of usage was less as compared to the others. The concept taken for this project was MOON and SPACE creating an am-bience that was not to childish nor too mature keeping a balance between the two. Each space wwas designed keeeping in mind the anthropometric data and the usability of space.

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M A S T E R B E D R O O M :

CHALLENGE: CHALLENGE: For this project, the criteria which was to be fullled was to design a high -end master bed-room for a couple which should have all the basic amenities and should be designed in such a way that should reect the lifestle of the couple with el-egance and richness in designing.

SOSOLUTION:The designing of this project was done in such a way where one could have the transparency in design and also at the same time comfort and privacy.A separate walk-in- wardrobe with access-ability to toilet was done keeping the entire place private. Provision for a small study , storage and tv unit was also created keeping in mind the need of the cliethe client.


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BOUTIQUE:

CHALLENGE: For this project, the challenge was to design a high-end boutique in a mall. The brand name could be already existing or you could create your own. The boutique had to be concept based.

SOSOLUTION: In order to overcome the challenge in this project, the concept selected was Moroccan as it brings in exotic yet elegant feel considering the moroccan elements like jalis, carpets, wood work, mosaic tiles etc with exquisite designs and intelli-gent lighting and services .

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DELI:

CHALLENGE: For this project, we were asked to design a eating place with all the amenities which an eating place has keeping in mind the servives factor and the aesthetics with its usability and ap-propriate seating arrangements.

SOLUTION: We were provided with a list of certain eating places out of which one was to be selected and worked upon. The list consisted of restaurants, brewing comapnies, cafes, high end restaurants, juice centre, deli, food courts etc. The one chosen by me was a Deli the main reason being its not well in-troduced in india. The concept selected for deli was rustic earustic earthy with all nature oriented colours and giving a homely feeling with different seating ar-rangements and intelligently designing th services.

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OFFICE:

CHALLENGE: For this project, the challenge to be completed was that more focus was to be given on technical drawings such as ac layout, electrical layout and false ceiling layout keeping in mind the aesthetics of the place.

SOSOLUTION: The concept chosen for this project was roman classic with elements like carved furniture, carved columns, inlay work in ooring etc. The furni-ture used in some areas was modular as well as the ceiling in the work area. Use of white and cream colour scheme with olive green was considered while designing.

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SPA AND SALON:

CHALLENGE: CHALLENGE: For this project, the challenge was to design a high end spa and salon with all the facili-ties including common jacuzzi area, steam sauna rooms, massage rooms, juice coumters, facial waxing roms foot spa areas etc. which should be theme based and appropriate services.

SOLUTION: To overcome the challenge in this proj-ect the theme selected was Bhutan as people are not well known with Bhutan and its culture and its architecture. Elements of bhutan such as wood, bamboos, stones, praying wheels were used to create the interiors of the place with appropriate services.

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