Brianna Starck Designs

About Brianna Starck

Brianna Starck is a dynamic and talented young interior designer who possesses a keen eye for detail and a natural flair for creativity. As a young girl, Brianna began drawing, first still life images then eventually room designs. Her fascination with proportion, scale, and the spatial relationships of elements was unmistakable.

Immediately after high school, Brianna enrolled in the Metropolitan Institute of Interior Design, while interning at a kitchen design firm. Most recently, she interned at the respected New York architecture-design firm, TPG Architecture, LLC. Brianna is due to graduate from Syracuse University in 2024 with a BA in Environmental and Interior Design.

Brianna possesses leadership qualities evident in her role as Syracuse University’s VP of IIDA (International Interior Design Association). She is a team player and shows enthusiasm for learning new skills. Brianna is adept at utilizing the latest design software; Revit, AutoCAD, InDesign, SketchUp, Enscape and Rhino as well as professional presentation software, Bluebeam, Illustrator, PhotoShop, and In Design Presentation.

Design Portfolio

Brianna believes that designing for how people live today requires a thoughtful approach that prioritizes user needs and seamless integration of technology. Whether it be for residential, hospitality, or workspaces, elements need to be pleasing to the eye, but more importantly, have balance. Her designs explore the uses of curved, linear, and organic forms with attention to how people flow within spaces.

Restorative Wellness Retreat

Study of Historic Oheka Castle

There are opportunities in historic buildings to address contemporary design standards to promote health and wellness for people. The purpose of this study is to explore the intersection of historic elements in design and Well Design Standards such as community, materials, mind and movement in order to improve the environment for neurodivergent and neurotypical occupants.

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NEXT Competition

This virtual reality company’s office space was developed for a sense of well-being. The design allows for flexibility, with the use of curved lines assisting with the movement and circulation through space. The entire office design stimulates employee engagement and encourages collaboration between the multi-purpose areas.

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Mamma Hai Restaurant

Incorporating Vietnamese cultural motifs, bright colors, and rich textures of the nation, offer a location-specific ambiance to the space. Utilizing floor-level cushioned seating options, added to the cultural aspect of this family-oriented restaurant. The bar is meant to bring harmony to those who are on the second floor enjoying the live performances.

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Office Redesign

I created this workspace by improving the existing space by renovating and reshaping it. Through design, I changed the way the private areas relate to the open work zones. Additionally, I warmed up the environment by varying the proportions of the decorative furnishings, the juxtapositioning of larger elements, and adding varied light sources. Acoustical clouds were critical for helping reduce noise.

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Azuma House

The Azuma house, built in 1976, is located in Sumiyoshi, which is a district in central Osaka in Japan. Architect, Takao Ando’s modernist design was utilized as a teaching tool offering students the challenge of integrating tech tools, such as Revit and Enscape to redesign interior and exterior spaces. It was a successful and rewarding exercise.

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Art Portfolio

Brianna has always had a fascination with the relationship between objects and their proportion to a scene. Enthralled by the color and intensity of a shadow cast by one object on another, has given her an appreciation of the power of light sources. But it is the essence of shape, texture, size, and angles, creating a total composition, that pervades throughout her personal artwork.

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Contact Brianna

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(516) 497.9137

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