Kombucha Workshop Visualisation
Educational workshop inside a kombucha fermentation space. The spatial experience is inspired by the microbial growth and layering of the SCOBY.
Mia Honeywill
Interior Design 2026
Im an Interior Design graduate with a passion for designing meaningful and immersive spaces that positively shape peoples experiences. I am interested by the way interior environments can influence how people feel, behave and engage with their surroundings. My work focuses on leaving a lasting impact on those who use them.
My design approach combines conceptual thinking and creative problem solving, allowing me to develop purposeful outcomes. Throughout my studies, i have gained a particular interest in biomaterials, regenerative and sustainable design practices, exploring how natural processes can be translated into spatial design.
I enjoy communicating ideas through collage, mixed media visualisation and material experimentation, using these creative processes to develop strong design narratives. My work often explores how texture, light and atmosphere can shape the emotional and sensory qualities of a space, creating environments that encourage curiosity and wellbeing.
Ingredient Display Space Visualisation
An immersive space displaying the ingredients used within kombucha fermentation.
SCOBY Leather Workshop Visualisation
Workshop using harvested and dried SCOBY's as an experimental biomaterial, allowing fermentation by products to be repurposed into wearable applications while reducing material waste.
The Woven House Visualisation
2060 speculative showhome for widows. Reimagines widowhood as renewal, using adaptive architecture and modular living to support independence, emotional healing and new beginnings.