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Interior Design Portfolio
Cara Viverito
2021
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‘Concentric Circles’ by artist Tammy Garcia
About
I have had a passion from an early age
for all things beautiful. After 20 years
of working in the corporate world, I
took the leap to complete an HE
Diploma in Interior Design (graduating
July 2021).
I believe all spaces should have a
sense of fun, through experiences felt
when within a space and the memories
left with you when you’ve long since
left the space.
I have a special interest in colour
psychology and Feng Shui which have
a big influence on the experience felt
when within a space.
“The essence of
interior design will always
be about people and how
they live. It is about
the realities of what makes for
an attractive, civilised,
meaningful environment,
not about fashion or
what’s in or what’s out.
This is not an easy job.”
Albert Hadley
Contents
Mixing Business with Pleasure 6
Commercial Property
Safe Harbour 8
Charity Centre
Contrasting Layers 10
Residential Detailing
Behind Every Woman is Her Tribe 12
Exhibition Stand
Light - Peace - Flow 14
Residential Property
Mixing Business with Pleasure
CLIENT Hampton by Hilton
LOCATION London Park Royal
BRIEF
To create a space that reflects the changes
to the hospitality industry post pandemic, is
sustainable where possible and reflects the
‘simple and contemporary’ style of Hampton
by Hilton.
CONCEPT
Mixing business with pleasure. A balance of
work and play. Post pandemic people want to
have fun with drinking, dining and travel. By
day a co-working space to inspire and deilight.
At night a place to unwind and connect.
Detail
Reception & Bar
The space was divided into five areas with areas
most used during the day at the front near
natural light, the bar in the centre as the hub of
the space and the restaurant in the back. The
space is open and light with pops of primary
colours groundend by calming greys, pink and
dark green. The atmosphere is relaxed yet fun
through colour, pattern and texture, creating a
space that inspires creativity. At night the bar and
restaurant become more alive. Lighting creates a
dramatic effect throught out.
Zoning
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Wall panel by Diespeker & Co LED Strip lighting
Bespoke terrazo countertop 30mm
33
LED light strip runs length of bar
386
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1059
Plywood front with cutout
615
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Bar PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT
Bar ElevationVERSION
& Detailed Section
366 30
396
SECTION - BAR 1:50
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Hampton by Hilton Park Royal
Window View Elevation
Skills
Co-working space Research, Concept/Design Development, Building
Regulations, CAD, Sketchup, Photoshop, InDesign
STUDENT VERSION
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Safe Harbour - Team Project
CLIENT Body & Soul
LOCATION London
BRIEF
Support Body & Soul in their mission to create
a compassionate space that nurtures
Existing Plan Modern-day Harbour Concept Image
connection, healing and growth for teen
members while being flexible to host corpo-
rate events. Creative yet budget conscious.
CONCEPT
Sheltered from the outside world, Safe
Harbour is a space where children can
flourish and find joy in self-acceptance.
Detail
Research on trauma-informed design was key to
the success of this design, ensuring the space
was conducive to comfort and healing. The
space, although awkward in shape was revised
for better traffic flow. The space was divided into
two zones - the Active Zone in cool blues where
the children could play music, games and
connect with each other and the Rest Zone in
warming green for time alone, especially in one
of the privacy pods. As the space was in the
basement an effective and cost-efficient lighting
plan was important. Key Features
My main role in the project was as Team Leader,
ensuring delegation of tasks to the strengths of
the team members and delivering the best
quality of work on time.
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Notes:
A,B - Benches made with plywood base and
topped with soft seat cushions. The ply at the top
can be opened for storage by hinged doors which
pull upwards
C - Existing Bench repainted and the existing soft
seating re-upholstered
D - Wooden Bar which can be folded down when
not in use
E - New construction of a circular bench integrated
into the existing bench
F - The Water storage has been moved here with
a wood panel on both sides to hide it from view.
May require moving some pipework
G - Existing pillar painted with Magnetic
Whiteboard paint from 0.9 m to 2.3 m height all
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
around
H - Indication of a ramp leading to difference in
levels between Rest Zone and Corridor Area.
Exact difference is not known
Ceiling Height is 2600 except under beams where
it is at 2360. The beam on top of the Existing long
bench in the Active Zone has a bigger drop leaving
the ceiling height at 2000
Floor Plan
GENERAL NOTES:
· Do not scale this drawing
· Verify all dimensions before commencing work
Active Zone
and report suspected discrepancies or
omissions
· All dimensions are in millimeters
Client: BODY & SOUL
CHARITY
Project name / Site address:
Redesign of Basement
99-119, Rosebery Avenue, EC1R 4RE
Drawing Title:
FLOOR PLAN
Elevation - Rest Zone Drawing no.:
001
Project no.: Date: Revision:
4 18/02/2021 /
Drawn by: Checked by: Scale:
H5 INITIALS 1:100@A2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Elevation - Games Wall
Rest Zone
Skills
Leadership, Delegating Tasks, Project Management, CAD,
Elevation - Active Zone
Research, Concept Development, Recorded Team Presentation
CAD/Elevations by Manisha Agarwal and 3D Renders by Phoebe Reid
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Contrasting Layers
CLIENT The Smith Family
LOCATION London
BRIEF
To put together a detailed design for a wall
between an informal kitchen-diner and a small PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
cinema room. A moodboard was provided for
inspiration with layers of materials, textures Material Research
and geometric shapes in black and white.
CONCEPT
Like an old agate stone having a rough and
unassuming exterior, but when sliced,
revealing beauty of shiny, colourful irregular
layers. This idea plays well with the materials 503,
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required by the client - bamboo and granite.
Lo
Detail
The design is as if the two walls are actually one
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Notes:
solid piece, with a protective bamboo exterior Note: This proj
focuses on the
internal walls fo
giving way to a beautiful shiny granite interior in wall in Cinema
Room (03) and
Fireplace wall i
areas where the design is ‘sliced’. On both sides Kitchen-Diner (
there is a play on contrasting volume, mimicking
the geometric shapes seen on the client
moodboard.
Veneers were used for both the bamboo and
granite as a sustainable solution, using less
material for the same impact.
GENERAL NO
· Do not sca
Floor Plan · Verify all d
and report
omissions
· All dimens
Client:
Project name
10 Drawing Title
K
Drawing no.:Fire Place Wall
Detailed Section
Skills
Materials Research, Electronic Model Making, Concept/Design
Cinema Wall
Development, Detailed Construction Drawings, CAD, Sketchup,
Photoshop, InDesign
11Behind Every Woman is Her Tribe
CLIENT Sweaty Betty
LOCATION A series of international exhibits
BRIEF
To design a 10 x 10 metre space for an
emotional and engaging experience that lives
and breathes the Sweaty Betty brand
purpose and values in an interactive journey
that leaves a lasting connection to the brand.
Concept Images
CONCEPT
Sweaty Betty has created a close-nit, virtual
community on social media, encourging each
other to live healthy active lifestyles while
still having fun. Being part of Sweaty Betty is
being part of something greater.
Detail
Behind Every Woman is Her Tribe evokes fun,
playfulness and empowerment. This was done
Inspiration Traffic Flow Model Making Feasability
through shapes, colour, light and interactive
experiences. This includes the journey of
transformation where at the end the visitor sees
they too are part of the Sweaty Betty Tribe.
Along the way there are instagrammable
moments to be shared #thisismytribe. The
playful exterior of giant spheres at varying
heights evokes playfulness while still maximising
floorspace. All materials are easily assembled
and disassembled. All come from recyclable
materials or can be recycled.
Render of Exterior
12Elevation Floor Plan
Materials
Skills
Materials Research, Concept Model Making, Design
Development, Building Regulations, CAD, InDesign, Sketchup,
Render of Interior Photoshop
13Light - Peace - Flow
CLIENT Kevin McEwen
LOCATION Putney
BRIEF
Kevin is moving from vibrant Brixton to
gentrified Putney. He specifically asked for
‘not another show flat’. He is surface tiday so
storage and concelaed lighting is a must. Concept Image
CONCEPT
Kevin enjoys a mix of activities from long
distance running, yoga, reading and playing
music. All of these activites create a state in
the mind that is energising from light, quieting
of the mind that brings peace and a sense of
flow in the mind creating clarity and focus.
Detail
To create this relaxed ambiance of light, peace Model Making
and flow I used some basic principles of Feng
Shui through soft edges and hidden storage
throughout. Natural lighting was used where
possible and concealed lighting that is soft and
not jarring. Finishes and furnishings were soft,
tactile and comfortable, organic patterns and a
subdued colour palette of Brixton.
Storage Solutions
14Living Room
Floor Plan
Meditation Area
Skills
Research, Concept/Design Development, CAD,
InDesign, Hand Rendering, Lighting Plan, Live Presentation
Elevations
15“Anything could be beauty...And
that’s turning life into...finding not
only beauty - amusement, joy,
fun. Finding fun where
sometimes it’s just a bore;
finding fun when it’s a burden.
You can always make something
look different. Which is a way of
saying that I’m, in a way,
protected from being unhappy.”
Agnes Varda
16Cara Viverito
caraviverito@gmail.com
+44 (0)7468 884629
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