BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design

Sarah Guest

Biography

By designing for the majority, I like my designs to acknowledge the human entirety in how we react to space and its design process, through what we believe a space should aesthetically present, or how a space should make one feel. I believe that a space should not only benefit aesthetically, but each design should benefit to uplift and enhance human physical and mental wellbeing, ensuring a space has a sense of comfort. To establish this, I like to explore sustainable, yet luxurious design solutions, and foremost; design to enlighten reality. Throughout my design process, I prefer to edge away from the use of a photo-realistic aesthetic to visualise my designs, but instead prefer to visualise and present designs through a more illustrative approach. I feel that by exploring in this process it allows for not only myself as a designer, but for the clients creativity to widen also.

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Hygge Centre for Wellness - Communal Kitchen & Bar area

Hygge Centre for Wellness - Reflection Lounge & Communal area

Hygge Centre for Wellness - Section A-A (1)

Hygge Centre for Wellness - Section A-A (2)

Hygge Centre for Wellness - Upper Ground Floor Plan (Rendered)

Hygge Centre for Wellness - First Floor Plan (Rendered) by Sarah Guest, has an attachment. Sarah Guest16:59 First Floor Plan (Rendered)

Hygge Centre for Wellness - Second Floor Plan (Rendered)

Hygge Centre for Wellness - Bespoke Lounge Chair, combining naturally s... by Sarah Guest, has an attachment. Sarah Guest17:01 Bespoke Lounge Chair, combining naturally sourced materials and techniques; Bamboo & Paper Cord weaving

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