Sofia is facing a three-quarter view and smiling. She has medium-length dark hair and wears a grey top.
Sofia Soule

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Interior design, to me, is about the experiences and emotions a space can evoke — the atmosphere, functionality, and memories it creates for those who inhabit it. I believe that thoughtful design has the power to enhance daily life by fostering comfort, connection, and inspiration within the built environment.
 
My education at UNT has been instrumental in shaping my development as a designer. Through experiences such as serving as the historian for the Interior Design Student Alliance, collaborating with peers on design projects, and gaining hands-on experience through an internship, I have built a strong foundation in both the creative and technical aspects of design. These experiences have deepened my appreciation for detail, functionality, and human-centered design principles.
 
As I continue to grow professionally, I aspire to join a commercial or hospitality design firm that values innovation, collaboration, and sustainability, creating purposeful spaces that leave a lasting impression.
 
The Living Book Collective design poster featuring two renderings, design concept, and "Keep Austin Weird" timeline.
The Living Book Collective
The Living Book Collective design fosters creativity, connection, and self-expression through thoughtfully curated spaces that support community engagement, artistic expression, and shared experiences, featuring a calming tattoo environment, a relaxing reading space, and a welcoming coffee spot that embraces diversity for all.