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Imoore
Home to your house
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About Imoore
Loft Apartment
Periodic Farm House
Joinery details
NHS Hospitals
Chelsea Creek Apartment
Your home
should tell
the story
of who you
are,
and be a
collection
of what you
love Nate Berkus
Information
About Imoore
Since I remember myself I was always passionate about interior design,
always driven by idea that home is the place where you want to come
back and it should be a sanctuary to relax after busy work. Every detail
matters and practicality should blend together with beauty, sustainabili-
ty and functionality.
Skills:
- Mac + PC proficient;
- Microsoft Office;
- Vectorworks,
- AutoCad,
- InDesign,
- Photoshop,
- Powerpoint,
- Vray,
- SketchUp,
- EstiMac,
- Presentation skills,
- Hand sketching.
Education:
KLC School of Design. Interior Design Diploma
Contact details:
Imoore LTD
+447856002641
Natalia@imoore.design
SW64QL
49 B-D Harwood road, London
NSPIRA
Concept and Project Brief
Loft Apartmnent
The Brief
To design a Loft Style apartment in East London. Apartment is located on a 4th floor
of a 1930’s building which was once a warehouse and was converted into residential
apartments some time ago. They would like the apartment to have a comfortable, con-
temporary, modern city feel to it and the scheme to have sophistication, individuality and
style.
The building is well located and the main living space has fantastic river views which can
also be appreciated from the small balcony accessed by French windows. However, the
apartment is looking “tired” and is in need of updating; the kitchen, living and dining
space needs re-designing and renovating before the clients can move in.
Concept Drawing inspiration from the holiday trip, motion of the sun light breaking through the water, smell of the sea breeze and vivid colours of Italian coastal road. The room will be delicately divided into different zones by balanced use of subtle pallets of forest colours. Spacious kitchen continuing into the dining area is vibrant and fresh accented by aqua colours, greenery and wavy forms and takes you to the summer coastal road. Sun light pours through colourful Murano glass enhancing happy feeling in grey days. Relaxing atmosphere is created by natural materials soft finishing, cushions and throws.
Loft Apartmnent
Sketches and Drawings
Design to
express not to
impressDesign Development and Concept
Periodic Farm House
Brief
The property is a Grade 2 listed detached
Regency farmhouse, originally built around
1820 and sitting in 45 acres of orchards,
grassland, parkland, lakes and woodland.
Their style preferences could be described
as elegant and serene with a little bit of
glamour. Client loves the period features of
the house however they are open to mixing
period details and furniture, with more con-
temporary items.
Concept
The concept was used like a mood board to
create a sanctuary to escape the busy life
and embrace the Regent style. The idea was
to create relaxing atmosphere by using soft
materials, earthy colours and warm light.
VISUAL Design development The goal was to reflect the Regent features through the details and complement it with some contemporary elements to give a timeless feel and modern touch.
Drawings, Sketches and Visuals Periodic Farm House OME
Concept and Client Brief
Joinery Details
Brief
Client has asked to create a detailed design for the wall between the informal kitch-
en-diner and the small home-cinema room. The design must include the following
components:
• A flue-less fire on the dining room side.
• A recessed T V with integrated A V (the digital T V hub)
on the cinema room side
• Integrated accent lighting behind the T V
DETAIILS Drawings
Joinery Details Sketches, Drawings and Visuals
Sketches, Drawings and Visuals
Project Brief and
NHS Hospitals
Design Development
Project Brief
I took a part in the group project that we designed for
Imperial Trust NHS. Client would like us to design
a place for stuff where they can relax and enjoy the
break from work.
When we listened to the staff of Imperial Trust a
key theme that was raised again and again was ‘to-
getherness”. This space has to be communal. It has
to make it easy for staff to meet, whether that’s
for lunch, to discuss their patients or to celebrate a
birthday.
It also has to be intimate. It must allow for downtime
in those moments when all you want to do after a hard
shift is flop onto a sofa and not talk to anyone.
It has to be practical and efficient. No queues, no
clutter.
Concept
Hive. The idea we propose to foster a sense of‘to-
getherness’ in the spaces at Charing Cross and
Hammersmith is that of a hive.CREATE
Design Development
We explored using shapes that would allow us to create lots of seating that is both
open and closed, to provide privacy as well as a space to be together. To give the
space a feeling of gentle movement we used the shape of the flight path of the bee
to create the shape of the partitions between the seats. We added a ‘wave’ ef-
fect to the top of the partitions to further evoke this feeling of movement.Drawings and Sketches NHS Hospitals
Visuals
Project Brief and
Chelsea Creek Apartment
Design Development
Brief
St George Development is a modern lux-
ury apartments built in a heart of London
- Chelsea harbour. The goal is to design 2
show apartments for the developer consid-
ering on how living, both privately and pub-
licly has transformed in recent years and
is expected to change further in light of the
current world situation with pandemic.
Concept
New Luxury. With all sad realities that
Covid 19 brought to our lives, the positive
impact has also been done. We couldn’t
imagine possibility of spending more time
with family by simply having an office at the
house. We forgot that we can invite friends
and talk to them instead of sitting hours in
social media. We spent many hours be-
ing alone and a lot of people got potentially
great life-changing ideas. Presence in the
moment. Relaxation. Meditation and mind-
fulness. New luxury is opportunity to be
above the physical level and archive a com-
fort within your own mind within your own
home.
Oyster
By the 20th century, the over-harvesting
of oysters in the US and Europe was no-
ticeable and it was difficult to maintain the
oyster stock needed to meet hight demand.
And once again, oysters have become a
relatively expensive food item and it quickly
lost its position in the working class’s life.
- Hard shell - protective boundaries. Pro-
tect your home. Protect your investments
- Unique colours of pearl - rare and lux-
ury. Natural and soft Pearl - centrepiece.
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Chelsea Creek Apartment
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