ID Synthesis II Project: Femme Fatale

ID Synthesis II Project: Femme Fatale by Chloe Aalsburg

Author: Chloe Aalsburg

Class: IDES 352 Interior Design Synthesis II

Femme Fatale is a luxury jeweler that mainly caters to strong, independent women. The Atlanta, Georgia, location of Femme Fatale will combine French Baroque and Rococo styles with contemporary design elements. This upscale jewelry store will feature smooth hard textures with alluring patterns and shapes. The floor plan will encourage customers to move further into the retail shop and towards the high-end display area. A transition from light to dark will create drama and interest in the space.

This board (1 of 4) by Chloe Aalsburg features a concept statement, images of inspiration, a block diagram of the space, and an elevation of the front façade.

 

 

 

This board (2 of 4) by Chloe Aalsburg features a floor plan, a reflected ceiling plan, and furniture and lighting selections and key.

 

 

 

This board (3 of 4) by Chloe Aalsburg features North, South, East and West elevation renderings.

 

 

 

 

This board (4 of 4) by Chloe Aalsburg features perspective views of the entrance, two selling areas and lounge area.

 

 

This rendering by Chloe Aalsbury shows a perspective view of one of the selling areas, including display counter, chairs, ceiling- and wall-mounted lighting, and wall-mounted artwork and a mirror.

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