Select a historical style and deep dive into the design aspects of the era. Focus on important design elements to make the era translate to the modern day. Create a client profile to support your vision and focus on client uses and needs during the design process.

Tasks:

• Choose an Historical Style and research images, inspiration, and significant themes throughout the time period

• Develop a client profile and personal collection to incorporate into the space. Vocalize intended uses and needs for the room.

• Develop, draft and detail the furniture plans in scale 3/8” = 1”. Be sure to source a variety of furniture and accessory selections from modern retailers and 1 - 2 authentic period pieces. Specify dimensions, manufacturers, and relevant client facing details.

• Produce four block elevations in scale 3/8” = 1”. Include appropriate furniture and moldings in drawing.

• Create coordinating color and textile schemes that align to your historical style and is relevant in todays world.

• Specify paint, stain finishes and window treatments.

Client Profile:

This project was based around two Art History professors in the Pacific Northwest. They have a love for artistic, moody, and intricate design - their favorite era happens to be Art Nouveau. With their Knowledge of art, they have an extensive collection of antique art and objects from the late 19th century and early 20th century that they would love to feature in the room.

They have an affinity for ornamental design, and love to entertain family and friends for dinner and fireside chats. The goal is to create a space that complemented their collection, without over shadowing it and being too old-fashioned.