Imagine a spacious loft apartment with high ceilings and exposed wooden beams that add warmth and character to the sleek, modern space. The natural colors of the interior—soft grays, warm browns, and creams—create a calming environment, particularly suitable for someone with autism who prefers a space without overwhelming patterns and colors.

In the third semester of Interior Design & Styling, Studio Walnoot has undertaken a project for the Cultural Neighborhood Center SWA. Studio Walnoot comprises Anike Keurentjes - Oosterling, Anne Hendriks, Emily de Valk, Jamie Scheenhart, Leann te Brake, Lenne Rovers, and Lotte Klerkx.

The building situated at Lange Bisschopstraat 18 is a significant landmark. It boasts a rectangular layout and is distinguished by its lofty ceiling. Moreover, a stunning ornament hangs from the center of the ceiling, lending personality to the structure. Despite having fulfilled various roles in the past, the building retains its well-kept appearance. Presently, it serves as a children's clothing store. As a student of Interior Design and Styling, I have been assigned the responsibility of devising a revitalization strategy for the premises. The objective is to convert it into a cosmetic clinic.

The Ketelhuis, or Gas Factory, is a historic landmark in Deventer, currently under the ownership of Saxion University of Applied Sciences. It serves as a venue for student classes and independent study. Furthermore, the building houses multiple office spaces utilized by various companies for meetings. As a student of Interior Design and Styling at the Jan des Bouvrie Academy, I have been assigned the responsibility of formulating a redevelopment plan for the building. The objective is to repurpose it into a law firm.

During a two-hour masterclass in Barcelona, I was introduced to the painting techniques of Vincent van Gogh. For a first attempt at painting using these techniques, I am quite pleased with the result. An enjoyable aspect of the masterclass was that it took place in neon light, which added an extra dimension to the painting and brought it to life even more.

My sister and her boyfriend recently purchased a house, and I wanted to give them a unique gift. So, I decided to create a line drawing of their new home. I opted for a digital drawing to ensure it was clean and sharp, and I'm pleased with how it turned out.

I created a duck with a fluffy coat, emphasizing intricate details. Furthermore, I incorporated more rugged elements, such as rubber boots. In my opinion, it's a stunning piece where the blend of reality and fantasy is perfectly balanced.

Being born and raised in Oeteldonk, I depicted the Bossche dragon wearing an Oeteldonk scarf. This drawing was created using oil pastels, marking my first serious attempt with this medium. While I don't consider it my finest work in terms of material usage, I still find it to be an enjoyable drawing.

'Under the motto of 'I've never done it before, so I think I can,' I made the decision to draw a horse. It was certainly a challenging endeavor, as accurately portraying the muscles and shadows was crucial for achieving a semblance of realism. I dedicated a considerable amount of time to this drawing, but I'm pleased with the outcome.

In a special time, I made this drawing of the eye. During the pandemic, I felt the urge to draw, but I didn't have the right pencils. My grandma went to the art store to get them for me. Then, I started drawing, and this drawing of the eye is the result.