Ariana Sinani is an enthusiast about Interior Architecture connected to fashion. Working in the fashion industry has given her a unique insight into the ways that architecture affects the user’s experience and perception of fashion. She combines the two passions by creating interiors that are energetic and rich in character and colour. 

Sinani's Final Major Project, Life of Textiles, was a study into how an interior space can cater to the functional needs of a photography studio and retail space, whilst also incorporating sustainability and circularity with a facility for the recycling of clothes. The client of this project is Fabbrick, which has worked incredibly hard to create an innovative brick solution made out of recycled clothes that is effective for the use in interior architecture and furniture. In response to this year’s theme of Care, the building promotes the potential of recycling clothes by making a space that is engaging to the public and supports the manufacturing needs of the company.