Tanaya Deshpande, a State assistant professor of interior design, is one of eight scholars being recognized this year through the American Society of Interior Designers’ “Ones to Watch” scholar program.
On Friday, April 24, 20206, the graduating class of 2026 interior design students reminisced on their memories and growth by showcasing their projects and thought about their next-steps as graduates.
Hallie Gipson, Diamond Brown and Grayson Jones took Best in Show for their Berkley Estate Hotel project.
Interior design seniors will be showcasing their work at the Animal Industries Annex on campus on April 24 from 2-5 p.m. and April 25 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Gabriella Sutherland's research examines how elements such as scale, symmetry, materials and ornamentation influence the way people experience spaces.
Interior design students recently completed a 960 s.f. container home project—along with physical models of their designs! Then, they toured a local development where shipping containers had been transformed into Airbnb rentals. Experiencing the built environment after completing their own designs gave them a valuable perspective on how their conceptual work can translate into real-life spaces.
