Sofia Silvestre is an interior designer from Lima, Perú. She consistently furthered her education through workshops, courses, and seminars. Sofia relocated to Australia to further develop her studies in the Bachelor of Interior Architecture at Swinburne Technology Institute. Her interest in various forms of art, which began in her childhood, has played a pivotal role in shaping her journey towards design.

In this design journey, she has gained experience working in various positions, including project manager, interior stylist, and visual merchandiser. In addition, she has completed independent projects related to furniture design.

Her passion lies in commercial design and visual merchandising as she has a deep appreciation for the narratives woven into each artistic expression, narratives that create sensorial experiences. Through her work, she aspires to bring forth more stories, infuse design with rich experiences, and create opportunities to inspire others.

She welcomes the opportunity to strengthen her knowledge and looks forward to expanding her skills in the field of commercial interior design.

CALMA, The healing knot

This design proposal arises from the recognition of the lack of support for homeless patients suffering from severe mental illness post-discharge. The initiative aims to assist patients in their treatment, providing them with a home and the necessary tools to contribute to the community and integrate within it.

CALMA, The healing knot

This design proposal arises from the recognition of the lack of support for homeless patients suffering from severe mental illness post-discharge. The initiative aims to assist patients in their treatment, providing them with a home and the necessary tools to contribute to the community and integrate within it.

Kensington Sport Community Center

The brief for this project was to design a community center, specifying the requirement that the building take on a given abstract shape without modification. The interior of the cylindrical abstract shape has been transformed into a skateboard park. Additionally, a rock climbing wall has been designed in the shape of folded paper, resembling an accordion.

Kensington Sport Community Center

The brief for this project was to design a community center, specifying the requirement that the building take on a given abstract shape without modification. The interior of the cylindrical abstract shape has been transformed into a skateboard park. Additionally, a rock climbing wall has been designed in the shape of folded paper, resembling an accordion.

The waves- Marketing office

The brief requires the design of an office that adheres to the Well Building concepts. The conceptual theme for this marketing office is 'the waves,' inspired by the similarities between ocean waves and data analysis charts. These charts are commonly utilized in the marketing field to track the progress of a client's processes. The color scheme, blue and orange, selected for this project, was chosen mainly due to the psychological effect these colors can have on people. While blue will transmit calm, like water in a serene state, orange can be more dynamic and energetic, representing the water when it is restless and forming waves.