Oasis Beauty
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from Design 6 Interior Design Studio with Prof. Barbara Macaulay
The goal of Oasis Beauty and Fashion Ad Agency is to create a work environment that is relaxing and comfortable by using natural colors, curves and plants. The curves and movement of the space are inspired by the curves of flowers, and how no two flowers are alike. They vary in sizes, shapes and colors, just like people do, and they are all still beautiful.
This design features indoor greenery which helps to improve indoor air quality, the health of the workers, their productivity for the business and also to help with acoustic properties. Large windows featured in the design allow natural lighting into the space. The windows are also operable to help with the indoor air quality and creates natural ventilation. Large open areas are created for workspaces and open lounge areas that allow those in the space to have a view of the greenery around the edge of the building, and have a view of the outdoors. The design features an outdoor seating area that allows employees and visitors to engage with nature and reduce stress. |
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"I get inspired from past work and seeing others' work. It makes me want to work harder and create more spaces that people can enjoy."Madison Giovinazzi
B.S. Interior Design '21 Listening to Golden by Harry Styles |
"I try to create spaces that anyone can enjoy." |
What makes you want to design places specifically for people?
I want to design spaces for people to enjoy because the way the space is designed mentally affects people more than they realize. Having a well designed space that has a lot of thought and consideration on the users can make people really enjoy the space and that is something I love to create. |
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How do you know if your project is successful?
I know my project is successful when I am proud of what I designed, enjoy working on it and I am excited to share it with others. For this project it was being able to focuse on helping people embrace being unique. |
"Do what makes you happy because that is what truly matters." |
