I AM NOKI – CRAFT IN INTERIOR DESIGN

I AM NOKI is a final project exploring the development of a personal design language and the ways in which a process of observation, deconstruction, and creation can evolve into a complete design system. The project begins with an observation of nature, focusing primarily on the structures of branches and their patterns of growth. Through a process of identification, deconstruction, abstraction, and reorganization, these organic structures are translated into geometric compositions and a new formal vocabulary. The resulting language moves beyond the two-dimensional image and is explored through material, texture, height, color, and scale. It is expressed through various elements of interior design—from walls and reliefs to tiles, furniture, and textiles. The project proposes a design process in which a single source of inspiration gradually develops into a consistent and personal language, capable of taking on different forms and applications while maintaining a shared design identity.