Emily Barnett
I am a conscientious, young interior designer who is enthusiastic to expand my creative journey. Imagining new ideas and challenging the boundaries is what I feel an interior designer should be about. To design with the intent that people will experience an emotion within the spaces I have created. I am always keen on learning new skills and can work under pressure. I approach design in a different way which looks in depth into the senses and how I can interact with them within a space. I strongly believe I have a lot to offer including my own new
With or Without Sight Museum and Art Gallery - Visual
This is a visual of the interior of my museum that was designed for the visually impaired. To allow the visually impaired to experience art in an easy and confident way. This shows my ramp design within the building created in Sketch Up. Rendered in Vray and Photoshop.
With or Without Sight Museum and Art Gallery - Section
This is a visual of the interior of my museum that was designed for the visually impaired. To allow the visually impaired to experience art in an easy and confident way. This shows my ramp design within the building created in Auto-Cad. Rendered in Photoshop.
Workplace Project - Main Entrance
Visual of my workplace design created using Sketch Up. Rendered in Vray and Photoshop. An open plan design that encouraged flexible and creative working. Front entrance visualisation. Created in my third year of university.
Workplace Project - Meeting Visual
Visual of my workplace design created using Sketch Up. Rendered in Vray and Photoshop. An open plan design that encouraged flexible and creative working. Visualisation of informal meeting space. Created in my third year of university.
Staircase Project
We created a replica model of the Tabourettli Staircase designed by Santiago Calatrava. The model was in the scale 1:20 and used acrylic and fishing wire. Created in my first year of university.
Terrazzo Tiles
During my retail project I created a small series of terrazzo tiles that reflected my retailer, Warby Parker. They were an eyewear store. I experimented with wood shavings, book pages and lenses. Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 10. Created in my second year of university.