Hi, I'm Shilpi — an interior designer finishing my M.Voc in Interior Design at Mangalayatan University. I design residential and commercial interiors end-to-end, from space planning and manual drafting to photoreal 3D renders.
I'm in my final semester of a Master of Vocation (M.Voc / MBA-equivalent) in Interior Design at Mangalayatan University, graduating in two months and actively looking for my first full-time role.
My process starts on paper — I still prefer manual drafting for residential and commercial layouts — and moves through CAD documentation, 3D modelling in SketchUp and 3ds Max, and photoreal rendering in V-Ray. I care most about material palettes, proportion, and how a space is lit.
Every project I deliver passes through these five stages — each image below is real output from my own work.
Hand drawings and one-point perspectives to test the feel of a space fast.
Accurate floor plans, layouts and elevations drafted in AutoCAD.
Full interior modelled in SketchUp or 3ds Max with real materials.
Photoreal V-Ray output with lighting, materials and post-production.
Camera-path studies and client-ready presentation visuals.
Residential and commercial interiors modelled and rendered during my programme. Click any image to enlarge.
Drag the slider to reveal the finished render beneath my original CAD plan. A quick way to see how a line drawing becomes a built space.
From a 2D bathroom floor plan to a V-Ray render with terrazzo, walnut and warm downlighting.
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Bedroom layout drafted in AutoCAD, then built and rendered as the Fluted Retreat.
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Kitchen plan next to its finished render — two-tone cabinetry, breakfast counter, garden view.
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Filter by project type. All images are my own work produced in SketchUp, 3ds Max, and V-Ray.
Brief: a quiet, hotel-like bedroom in a compact floor plate. Solution: a full-height upholstered headboard in warm linen, flanked by vertical teak fluting that visually raises the ceiling. Globe chandelier and bedside orbs layer light at three heights.
Brief: a small guest bathroom that doesn't feel like one. Solution: a terrazzo feature wall paired with a walnut vanity, a walk-in shower in charcoal, and warm downlights — all tied together by a tonal stone floor.
Brief: a 25-seat neighbourhood café with a strong street-view moment. Solution: arched floor-to-ceiling glazing, a perforated brass screen wall, and a mix of low lounge and two-top seating in a deep navy and warm-wood palette.
Brief: design a neighbourhood-scale retail anchor with clear circulation and a welcoming civic plaza. Solution: a split-level block with a shaded plaza, pedestrian crossing, and a rhythmic glazed façade visible from the street.
Brief: a formal living room with symmetry and restraint. Solution: wall moulding rectangles behind a neutral sofa, a four-frame gallery wall, and a brass sputnik chandelier against deep-teal walls — rendered in V-Ray from a 3ds Max model.
A sample of the working drawings, isometric studies, and detail drawings produced in AutoCAD.
A working toolkit built across two years of studio coursework — from manual drafting to photoreal rendering.
Two-year postgraduate programme covering space planning, technical drawing, 3D modelling, materials, services (plumbing & electrical layouts), and project management. Graduating in June 2026.
View Certificate ↗Delivered full sets of residential interiors (bedrooms, kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms) and commercial projects (café, showroom, hospital, shopping centre) — from layout and elevation through 3D modelling and V-Ray render.
Seeking a junior interior designer or 3D visualiser role where I can contribute to residential and commercial projects while continuing to grow in 3ds Max, V-Ray, and Revit.
I'm in my final two months of study and available for interviews, internships, and full-time positions starting mid-2026.