This graduation project presents a residential interior design concept centered on adaptability, functionality, and user well-being.
Through a balance of technical planning and visual storytelling, the project demonstrates how interior design can enhance everyday living while maintaining long-term value and comfort.
The proposal explores how interior spaces can evolve alongside changing lifestyles, integrating flexible layouts, thoughtful material selection, and a cohesive aesthetic.
This design responds to the possibility that, as mobility becomes limited and stairs are no longer accessible, the space can easily adapt to the users’ needs.
