
From her initial exposure, Madeline Clausen knew she wanted to focus specifically on interiors. Over the last four years, she has gained an abundance of knowledge through her education and internships at Peabody’s Interiors and Fiduciary Real Estate Development. Clausen’s design philosophy focuses on creating a warm and welcoming environment that excites and inspires all those who enter. She plans layouts by assessing the functionality of the exisiting space and evaluating how it could better suit the client’s needs. She creates unity of all spaces in a building with her eye for colors, patterns, and pairings.

Here shows one department in particular, Design Specifications, and the furniture that has been selected for the OFS designers to work effectively both individually and collaboratively.

Renderings show a 3D view of the space. Here you will see the Reception and Waiting Area (left), Order Entry (top right) and the Boardroom (bottom right).

The headquarters for this office comprised of seven specialty departments, separate meeting spaces (formal/informal), and a working show room to display OFS products for visitors.

Each department is highlighted in a different color to better show the organization of spaces, this also includes the executive offices for the VP’s and CEO.

Here shows one department in particular, Design Specifications, and the furniture that has been selected for the OFS designers to work effectively both individually and collaboratively.

Renderings show a 3D view of the space. Here you will see the Reception and Waiting Area (left), Order Entry (top right) and the Boardroom (bottom right).

The headquarters for this office comprised of seven specialty departments, separate meeting spaces (formal/informal), and a working show room to display OFS products for visitors.

Each department is highlighted in a different color to better show the organization of spaces, this also includes the executive offices for the VP’s and CEO.

These are some elevations of the kitchen, dining room, and powder room on the first floor of the remodel.

This 3D rendering shows the kitchen more realistically than a flat 2D elevation conveys. Also included are a few material selections

Some process work shown here is an adjacency matrix and a block diagram which help designers get a better idea of spatial organization and square footage.

Final Floor Plan with Furniture and Finish Materials.

These are some elevations of the kitchen, dining room, and powder room on the first floor of the remodel.

This 3D rendering shows the kitchen more realistically than a flat 2D elevation conveys. Also included are a few material selections

Some process work shown here is an adjacency matrix and a block diagram which help designers get a better idea of spatial organization and square footage.

Final Floor Plan with Furniture and Finish Materials.