Axonometric Spatial Diagram
Exploded axonometric illustrating the spatial organisation and key programme elements within the design.
Abi Thurlby
Interior Design 2026
I'm an Interior Design student with a strong interest in creating spaces that prioritise people’s needs, experiences, and wellbeing. I believe successful design goes beyond aesthetics, focusing on how individuals interact with and feel within a space. Throughout my studies, I have developed skills in spatial planning, concept development, and visual communication, allowing me to create thoughtful and user-centred design solutions.
My interests span a variety of sectors, including residential, retail, and event design. I enjoy exploring how different environments can influence behaviour, engagement, and experience. I am particularly interested in designing spaces that are both functional and meaningful, responding to the unique needs of their users.
As I begin my professional journey, I am excited to explore the diverse opportunities within the design industry. I am eager to gain industry experience, contribute to live projects, and continue developing my skills while learning from experienced designers and varied creative
environments.
Diagram of moving tables
Diagram illustrating the flexibility of the space through movable table configurations.
Campaign Table
Diagram showing a transformable tabletop design, where the flat surface folds to reveal integrated role-play terrain.
Visual of Gathering Space
Café configuration of the gathering space, highlighting its adaptability as stage elements are assembled and tables descend from the ceiling.
Trading Cards
Community interaction within the game shop, with users trading Pokémon cards and exploring tabletop games.
Listening to music the right way
A listening booth that promotes analogue music discovery through vinyl, rejecting algorithm-led listening habits.