Modeled in Fusion 360 / Rendered in KeyShot

 

  • Led environmental and spatial design for major consumer brands exhibiting at CES and NAMM shows.

  • Created dimensioned spatial plans, technical CAD layouts, and high fidelity renders to align marketing, vendor, and executive teams.

  • Ensured logistical and visual cohesion from pitch deck to final built experience.

 
 

CES, NAMM Show, and Beyond

The Spark:
Designing environments is like designing a product you can walk through, every surface, pathway, and sightline matters.

The Challenge:
We needed to craft spaces that told a story, functioned under pressure, and aligned across marketing, engineering, and vendor realities, all while staying on-brand.

The Journey:
Using storyboards, 3D layouts, and iterative renderings, I worked closely with internal teams and external vendors to bring sketches to life as booths and activations. Every visual was backed by technical specs to ensure builds came together exactly as intended.

The Impact:
These weren’t just booths. They were immersive product experiences that made people stop, look, listen, and remember.

 

Custom Features that Tell a Story

To bring the Sweetie Pie Springs brand to life at the trade show, I wanted to create a display that felt more like a destination than a shelf. This section of the booth was filled with plush animals, desserts, and whimsical charm, so I designed a custom ice cream cart display that doubled as both storage and storytelling.

 
 

FESCO Manhattan Showroom

 
 

Fesco Showroom Spatial Design

Spark:
Fesco sought to transform a bare floorplan into a compelling showroom environment that would better reflect the brand’s evolving product lines and improve the customer experience.

Challenge:
The space needed to accommodate multiple departments, from home appliances to personal care, while integrating key architectural elements like a full kitchen, bathrooms, and new office layouts. The project required precise planning, cross-functional coordination, and high visual clarity for both internal and external partners.

Journey:
Using floorplan measurements and reference photos, I developed a detailed 3D model of the entire space. From there, I led the full spatial design, planning key fixture installations, defining product display areas, and ensuring the flow of the space was both functional and visually impactful. High-fidelity renderings were created to align internal stakeholders and used externally to facilitate contractor quotes and cost planning.

Impact:
The final showroom design successfully brought together multiple product categories under a unified brand vision. The 3D visuals provided clear alignment across leadership, operations, and vendors, accelerating approvals and improving communication at every stage.