Interior/Exterior Design Projects

Need realistic interior and exterior rendering

I need exterior rendering for my house

I need an interior designer, 2d and 3d images

I'm looking for a creative interior designer to turn ideas, sketches and reference images into 2d/3d designs for a library styled home theater. I have an idea of the colour scheme and some of the equipment, but would like to expand this into a full design plan.

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Interior Design for New Build Residential Property- UK specs

Hi, We need the interior design plans/ concept/ 2d drawing for a 5 bed new build property, and full specification for interior to first, second fix to completion. Ideally UK based as specs would need to be UK design compliant. Appreciate price would be based after seeing planning drawings.

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2d/3d rendering too

I am seeking a skilled artist proficient in both 2D and 3D rendering to create visual representations of two exquisite properties located in Morocco. Each property is a charming two-story, four-bedroom traditional riad. In addition to the architectural renderings, I require an interior design concept that aligns with the ideas and plans I have already developed. The ideal candidate will possess a keen eye for detail and a strong understanding of traditional Moroccan aesthetics. Please present your proposals, including your portfolio and estimated timeline for completion.

Architect/Designer/Revit/AutoCAD

Architect Needed – Middle Housing Design & Permit Sets (Stamped or Unstamped) Contract | Ongoing Work | Remote-Friendly We are a real estate development and design-build firm focused on middle housing: duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, townhomes, courtyard apartments, and small multifamily (2–60 units). We are seeking an Architect (licensed or unlicensed) who can design, draft, and produce complete permit-ready plan sets for residential middle housing projects. Stamping is a plus, but not required. This is ongoing work for the right architect. What You’ll Do You will be responsible for taking projects from concept through permit submission, including: Architectural design for middle housing projects Full permit-ready construction documents, including: Site plan coordination Floor plans Elevations Building sections Wall sections & details Code sheets (IBC / IRC as applicable) Life safety plans (where required) Coordination with civil, structural, and MEP consultants Redline responses to plan review comments Revisions through permit approval Projects are typically urban infill with tight zoning constraints. Required Experience ✅ Architectural degree or equivalent professional experience ✅ 5+ years producing permit sets for U.S. jurisdictions ✅ Strong knowledge of IBC / IRC and local amendments ✅ Experience with middle housing or small multifamily ✅ Proficient in Revit or AutoCAD (Revit preferred) ✅ Ability to produce complete, coordinated plan sets ✅ Comfortable working independently with clear direction Licensure Licensed Architect (any U.S. state) – preferred but not required Unlicensed designers welcome if experienced with permit approvals If licensed: ability to stamp plans is a plus (not mandatory) Nice to Have Experience with Washington State or West Coast jurisdictions Familiarity with zoning-driven design constraints Experience with repetitive / modular / scalable plan sets Ability to optimize layouts for cost and efficiency How We Work We provide zoning intent, site constraints, and program goals You focus on efficient, code-compliant, buildable design We value clarity, speed, and constructability No “design theater” — real plans that get approved and built Compensation Hourly or per-project (based on scope and experience) Consistent workflow once aligned Opportunity to scale volume as our pipeline grows To Apply, Please Include Brief summary of your architectural experience Examples of permit-approved plan sets (PDFs or screenshots) Software proficiency (Revit, AutoCAD, etc.) Whether you are licensed and able to stamp (if applicable) Typical turnaround time for a small middle housing project Your hourly rate or per-project pricing preference We are building a long-term design bench to support a growing middle housing platform. If you enjoy practical, real-world projects that actually get built, we want to work with you.

Interior Designer for Sports Bar + Billiard Hall

Interior Designer for Sports Bar + Pool Hall (8,200 sq ft) We are looking for an experienced hospitality-focused interior designer to transform an 8,200 sq ft entertainment venue consisting of a 5,500 sq ft pool hall and a 2,700 sq ft sports bar. This is design-only — no structural changes. The kitchen, restrooms, and bar structure remain as-is. We want a fresh, modern, upscale sports-bar environment using new finishes, lighting, visuals, and layout enhancements. Scope of Work 1. Pool Hall (5,500 sq ft) Upscale, clean, modern design around ~18 pool tables Wall treatments (texture panels, acoustic slats, murals, LED accents) Lighting + ceiling recommendations Commercial carpet options suitable for billiards Integration of perimeter TVs (55–65”) and lighting 2. Sports Bar (2,700 sq ft) Bar structure stays — redesign the surrounding walls, back-bar visuals, shelving zone, and lighting Create a sports-bar style LED screen feature wall Seating plan with high-tops and smooth guest flow 3. Storefront Design Modernized façade concept with lighting, signage ideas, and enhanced visual appeal 2–3 design options Deliverables Deliverables High-quality 3D interior renderings Storefront renderings Mood boards + materials Furniture, finishes, and lighting selections Final design package ready for contractor execution Required Experience ✔ Proven experience designing bars, restaurants, lounges, or entertainment venues is a big plus. ✔ Strong 3D rendering capability ✔ Portfolio showing hospitality or nightlife work ✔ Ability to create bold, modern visual identities

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Custom design for tv wall with fireplace for a living room

I’m planning to renovate part of my living room. Specifically, the space currently includes a built-in metal structure and an old fireplace, both of which I would like to completely remove and redesign from scratch. To help you better understand the space, once accepted (or in a private message) I will share: -A Matterport 3D walkthrough (not public – it will be shared only with the selected professional). -Several photos of the current space -A few reference images showing styles we like (none of them are an exact match, but they indicate our general taste) -Α dimensioned sketch with measurements Key requirements & ideas (open to discussion): -Construction of a new fireplace or installation of a gas fireplace (no natural gas available, only LPG) - I would like your opinion on this -TV is currently 65’’, but the design should allow for a larger TV in the future -Integration of LEGO display areas: ---The number of LEGO sets will change over time ---They won’t be permanent pieces ---Mixed-size niches would be ideal ---If LEGO is removed in the future, these areas could be used for decorative objects ---Possibly hidden lighting and bronze / smoked glass -Color palette should match the rest of the house -Storage space, including drawers and possibly a hidden mini wine cabinet -The air-conditioning unit should be integrated or concealed (it will be replaced with a new one, and the color can be selected – e.g. similar to the attached example or any alternative suggestion) I would like a full dimensional sketch of the new construction, which materials, proposed colors, etc.

Interior design

Need someone who has talent in interior design, who can build a concept board, drawing, make 3D visuals, rendering and furniture research to work along me.

Create Retail Concept Design Novelty & Kitchen Appliances Store

I’m looking for a creative retail/brand designer or interior concept specialist to develop a novelty store and kitchen appliances concept intended for mall management presentation. The goal is a strong, visually compelling concept that communicates brand identity, customer experience, and spatial logic clearly and professionally. Scope of Work The presentation should include: - A clear brand vision and overall design concept - Visual narrative, mood, and color palette - Space planning and zoning for a 250 sqm retail store - Interior style direction (materials, lighting, display concepts) - Moodboards and reference visuals to support the concept - A structured, pitch-ready presentation layout suitable for mall management review - Additional Notes - The concept should be flexible and adaptable, as dimensions are approximate - It should be designed to easily evolve once final measurements are confirmed - Focus on clarity, storytelling, and visual impact - Experience with retail, lifestyle, or concept stores is a strong plus Deliverables - Concept presentation (PDF or similar) - Clear visuals and diagrams - Professional, presentation-ready layout If you’re a freelancer with a strong eye for retail branding, interior concepts, and visual storytelling, I’d love to see your portfolio and discuss timelines and budget.

INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT Scalable coworking space within a hotel

INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT SUMMARY (Anonymous | Scalable coworking space within a hotel) Project Type Interior fit-out of a coworking hub integrated into an existing hotel. No structural changes. Focus on furniture, lighting, acoustics, and zoning. Design Intent Create clear work zones using furnishings, lighting, soft finishes, and layout, not walls. The space should feel like a private members’ club, separate from the hotel atmosphere. ⸻ ZONE OVERVIEW (DESIGN-LED) ZONE 1: Deep Work Suite Use: Silent work area Design Focus: • Desk layout and spacing • Acoustic control • Task lighting • Minimal visual noise Key Elements: • 16 dedicated desks • Desk dividers / acoustic panels • Warm task lamps • Neutral, calm palette ⸻ ZONE 2: Social Atrium Use: Open work, calls, meetings Design Focus: • Flow and circulation • Noise control without solid walls • Clean, modern fitted pods Key Elements: • 16 hot desks • 2 phone booths (modern, integrated look) • 2 meeting rooms (glass, sound-treated) • Plants and soft finishes to break up space ⸻ ZONE 3: Member’s Club Kitchen (Former lounge) Use: Social hub, informal work, dining Design Focus: • Warm, residential feel • Kitchen as a design feature • Micro gym • Flexible seating Key Elements: • Central small solid oak table • Retrofitted existing counter into pantry • Integrated appliances (fridge, dishwasher, coffee machine, microwave, air fryer, ice machine) • Minimal lounge seating • Floor lamps and low coffee table Capacity: • 10 mixed seats • 8 gym core equipmemt ⸻ ZONE 6: Creator Studio / Silent Work Hall Use: High-density silent workspace Design Focus: • Acoustics • Lighting discipline • Uniform desk layout Key Elements: • 30 dedicated desks • Full acoustic treatment • Controlled lighting • No social or lounge furniture ⸻ DESIGN NOTES FOR ALL ZONES • No heavy construction • Use sound insulating flooring covers, lighting, plants, furniture, and acoustics to define zones • Hotel finishes to be softened, not removed • Scalable and repeatable design approach

Boys bedroom

I am seeking a talented designer to reimagine a boys' bedroom, utilizing the provided floor plan and current room images. The redesign should focus on creating efficient storage solutions for both large and small toys, ensuring a clutter-free environment. Additionally, I would like to incorporate a dedicated learning area that fosters creativity and includes space for arts and crafts activities. The ideal design will balance functionality with a whimsical aesthetic, appealing to a young boy's interests while promoting organization and creativity.

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Restaurant Terrace Redesign

We’re looking for a designer / terrace stylist to help us redesign and redecorate our restaurant terrace for the Spring/Summer season. I will provide current photos + measurements (or approximate sizes) of the terrace. Your job is to propose a new vibe that feels more attractive, premium, and “busy” — something that makes people stop, look, and choose to sit down. What we need Phase 1 — Concept + Direction 1–2 strong terrace concepts (moodboards + color palette + materials) Clear “vibe” direction (e.g., Mediterranean chic / modern urban / lush garden lounge / classy bistro, etc.) Recommendations for lighting, greenery, seating styling, decor accents, and signage details that increase “sit-down appeal” Phase 2 — Layout + Practical Plan Simple layout plan showing how the terrace should be arranged (tables, flow, focal points) A shopping list with links (IKEA / JYSK / local EU webshops / Amazon EU / etc.) Estimated budget ranges (basic / mid / premium options) Optional (nice to have) Simple 3D mockups or visual renders Printable checklist for execution + setup Advice on what to keep vs what to replace from our current items Style goals Fresh, modern, welcoming, and “Instagram-friendly” Comfortable shade + warm evening lighting Greenery that looks rich and intentional (not random) A terrace that looks full and inviting even when it’s not packed yet Deliverables Moodboard(s) + palette Layout plan (PDF is fine) Shopping list with links + quantities Execution steps (what to do first, what matters most) How to apply Please send: 2–4 examples of similar work (terrace, café, restaurant, hospitality styling) Your suggested approach in 4–6 bullet points Your estimated timeline for concept delivery Your pricing structure (fixed price preferred) We want to start immediately and have the plan ready well before the Spring/Summer season.

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Interior space planning & furniture layout (multiple options)

I am looking for an experienced interior designer or space planner to develop 2–3 alternative furniture layout and zoning concepts for a residential interior. The scope of this initial phase includes functional zoning, furniture placement, and overall spatial logic. In the future, the selected concept will serve as the basis for the development of a full interior design project.

Looking a sketch / plan

Hi looking for a sketch / plan showing a planned location for a food truck in a back yard, needs to be in colour with a couple of different elevations Thanks Greg

Structural Engineer to review as-built dormer roof + foundations

I need a UK-based structural engineer confirm the structural design for my house project and produce a Building Control–ready pack. Part of the loft conversion (including a pitched dormer) has already been built and Building Control have said there are things missing from the previous engineer’s calculations because they do not show how the dormer integrates into the roof or how the ridge is supported. I now need an engineer to review the as-built structure (photos available) and issue revised calculations and drawings that building control can approve. I need someone who is able to put together the information required by building control. I attach the previous document but this is the reply I got from building control: I also need some calculations to confirm that the 2 story (1.5 story really...) extension built from 200mm structural insulated panels (SIPs) are suitable at 1m depth in clay soil. Good morning and thank you for sending through the structural calculations. Having had a quick look through that information, it appears there maybe some information missing in that document, as there is no reference to the pitched loft dormer section of the roof to the loft conversion and how that integrates with the main roof? We would normally expect the engineer to produce a drawing that shows all the roof timbers and structural supporting beams for a loft conversion. At present the only drawing section in the calculations document appears to show only the main roof section, with no reference to the additional load that will come from the pitched timber dormer section, that will need to connect into the main roof/ridge timber. The dormer side wall/timbers also need to be supported and generally those would need to be either double or triple timbers each side to support those side cheek walls. We would also query/question the fact that only a single ridge board is shown to the main roof. Generally, where a dormer roof is formed as part of a loft conversion, we would normally expect to see either a flitch beam or even a steel ridge beam used at that location where there may be additional loading paced on the ridge . This is something we feel the engineer would need to consider and provide calculations & additional drawing details for please as part of their design at this stage. If there are any other beams required as part of the extension works, then those should also be included within the structural calculations please. Please discuss this further with your engineer and re-submit any additional information when completed for the loft conversion.