Support for Architects & Interior Designers – Woonona Concept

This residential project in Woonona, Australia highlights how I support interior design studios in transforming early concepts into precise, buildable documentation.

The Australian design team provided base plans, moodboards, and an initial sketch of the master walk-in robe (WIR). My role was to translate these early ideas into a complete technical and visual package — including 3D modeling, detailed drawings, realistic renders, and a fully coordinated FF&E schedule.

The design focuses on the interplay of natural textures — the sculptural geometry of Patagonia Quartzite, warm tones of Casentino Beech timber, and soft reflections of bronze glass, all enhanced by subtle LED lighting. I developed the stone island’s construction details and cutting list, ensuring each piece could be fabricated with precision while maintaining the design’s elegance and proportions.

Through this collaboration, the studio gained a comprehensive and visually compelling documentation set, allowing them to present the design confidently to their client and move seamlessly into construction. The result is a luxurious and technically refined dressing space where craftsmanship and geometry coexist in harmony.