Stella Ymeri Interior Design Portfolio
Interior design portfolio by Stella Ymeri, featuring spatial research, residential interiors, retail concepts, exhibition design, and product development.
I am Stella Ymeri. Young, detail-obsessed, and concept-led. Shaped by the vision-driven culture of IAAD, I design spaces where atmosphere meets intention. My work blends contemporary minimalism with emotional storytelling, creating interiors that feel both refined and deeply human.
Selected interior design projects
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Caso 2075
Activist law firm organization - Academic project / 2025-2026
In the imagined future of 2075, inside the Brera Botanical Garden in Milan, the project creates a place where work, activism, and environmental protection meet. It hosts eight activist lawyers committed to defending natural heritage while supporting the garden itself.
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Convivio
Former monastery. - Concept project / 2024-2025
In the heart of Turin, an ancient monastery is reimagined by a family of four siblings as both a life project and a business. The building becomes a hybrid place, hosting private homes alongside a refined space for wine tasting and sales.
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S-Market
Retail interior - Interior research / 2024-2025
S-Market rethinks the traditional supermarket as a modern, efficient, and innovative environment. The project imagines a dynamic place for shopping and experience, designed to be more intuitive, sustainable, and technologically advanced.
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The Hive
Residential interiors - Spatial mood study / 2026
In Turin, a family renovates its apartment to create a dedicated space for their daughter while preserving the feeling of a shared home. Inspired by the hive, the kitchen becomes the heart of the house and the new geometry separates private areas without losing cohesion.
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Root House
Underground house - Design proposal / 2024-2025
Root House is based on a design that integrates harmoniously with the surrounding landscape. The structure is partially underground or entirely carved into the hill, using the terrain to maintain a constant internal temperature and reduce visual impact. The green roof, covered with vegetation, not only blends with the natural environment but also offers excellent thermal insulation, reducing the need for heating and cooling.
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ID-ENTITY
Exhibition and visual identity - Academic project / 2025-2026
The project aims to revolutionize the Expocasa exhibition experience by creating a new visual and spatial identity based on lightness and fluidity. Its main objective is to transform the fair environment into an airy and intuitive place, making the public visit easier and reducing the oppressive visual impact of traditional structures. The intervention centers on the strategic use of lightweight modular panels to define paths without enclosing them, together with large curtains used as elements of emotional wayfinding.