Interior Design Portfolio

Elisabeth Richmond

Interior Designer

Based in Salt Lake City, working on full residential renovations and hospitality interiors — from the first floor plan to the last light fixture.

Selected Projects

Three case studies

Mediterranean Home

Whole-Home Renovation
Client
The Whitehead Family
Household
Family of five
Scope
Full interior renovation
Style
Mediterranean-inspired

The Whitehead family wanted to renovate their entire interior to create a more functional, cohesive space for their family of five. The scope covered new floor plans for the main level and basement, full elevations, and a Mediterranean-inspired material palette — warm plaster, natural wood, and stone — carried through every room.

The kitchen and primary bathroom renderings shown here are AI-enhanced lighting studies produced during design development, used to test how natural and fixture light would actually read in the finished rooms before construction.

Project focus
  • Full interior renovation
  • Cohesive layout for a family of five
  • New floor plans — main level & basement
  • Warm, Mediterranean-inspired materials
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Mountain Modern

Residential Renovation
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A mountain home balancing clean, modern lines with natural materials — stone, dark wood, and black steel — so the architecture stays quiet next to the view outside.

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Kinetic Hotel

Hospitality Interior
Client
Boutique hotelier
Scope
3 floors — lobby, game room & suite
Style
High-end boutique, kinetic design language

The client had purchased a newly built hotel and wanted a high-end boutique property with a unique, kinetic style throughout the interior — design that feels playful and in motion, built from curved forms, bold color, and unexpected material pairings.

The project spans three floors: a lobby and restaurant on the first floor, a guest game room on the second, and a master suite on the third — each fully planned, elevated, and rendered, including the sculptural curved shelving and saturated tile work shown in the master bedroom above.

Project focus
  • High-end boutique hotel interior
  • Distinct, curved "kinetic" design language
  • Lobby, restaurant & guest game room
  • Full three-floor plans & elevations
Palette
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Focus
Residential & hospitality interiors
Based in
Salt Lake City, Utah
Graduation
Anticipated October 2026
Availability
Open for new projects
Technical skills
  • Revit
  • AutoCAD
  • SketchUp
  • Hand Drafting
  • Photoshop
  • Illustrator
  • InDesign & Canva
  • MS Office Suite
Education

Associate, Interior Design

Ensign College — anticipated graduation, October 2026

Mechanical Engineering

Brigham Young University — 2018–2020

About

Detail-oriented designer with a passion for creating functional and visually engaging spaces. I bring a unique perspective to the design process through thoughtful use of color, texture, and attention to detail, from concept to completion — inspired by the relationship between people and the spaces they inhabit, and striving to create environments that are both meaningful and memorable.

Before turning to interior design full time, I spent two years as a postpartum doula, supporting families in their own homes as they welcomed a new baby, and more recently worked as a preschool substitute, keeping a safe, organized environment for a classroom of toddlers. Both roles taught me to read a space through the people using it — a habit that now shapes how I approach every layout and material choice.

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Education, technical skills, and experience — updated as of my anticipated graduation in October 2026.

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