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Taylor Farrell

Taylor is an interior designer that views design as a way to solve problems. While interiors is her specialty, she has interest all types of design including graphics, branding, and urban planning. Taylor’s ultimate goal when designing anything is to help others realize the potential of the space they have and help them turn it into a functional, beautiful space. Taylor also has experience and done extensive research in Sustainability techniques in the field of interior design and building. She hopes to work on challenging projects that push the boundaries of sustainability in the future.

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Infinity Jewelry Store 

The concept for this retail store is that love is endless. A large infinity symbol is carved out in the floor plan, creating a unique flow. Curved jewelry casework hold the bulk of the merchandise while more spotlight items are showcased in columns allowing for a 360 view, just as you might view a sculpture in an art gallery. Large ceiling features highlight the display cases with descending tubes of cut glass with colorful lights adding a sparkle effect.

Itailan Boutique Hotel

The concept for this Florence Hotel bedroom and lobby is derived from the city and its fashion influence. In this space, the goal was to give visitors a unique and luxury lifestyle that is unique to Italy.

  • Inspired by Designers Anne Fontaine and Carla Scarpa

  • For "Genius Loci: Florence and Galileo" Conference

  • Because it is a Boutique Hotel, every room is designed differently

  • The Terrace Restaurant is attached to the hotel and is a great addition for the hotel guests 

USGBC The Canopy

Inspired by the canopy of the forest, this visitor center incites people to go outside and enjoy the park. The center Breezeway acts as the central connection point between the two buildings and the rest of the park, as well as a hangout area. The Breezeway embodies the concept in the abstract tree-like columns and the shape of the shadows cast by the overhang, as well as, the height of the structure to give you that grand forest feel. 

  • Designed building and interior for Lake James State Park in North Carolina

  • Received 4th place at USGBC Natural Talent 2015 Competition

  • Extensive Sustainable interior and architecture research

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