Tiffany Brunner Meek

From: Moorpark, California

Desired Career Focus: Commercial Interior Design + Architecture

Certifications: LEED Green Associate

Associations: ASID, IIDA

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Tiffany Meek is an emerging designer graduating from Utah State University with a Bachelor's degree in Interior Architecture and Design, complemented by minors in Art and Entrepreneurship. Tiffany's journey with design has been one of discovery. As the daughter of a composer, she always believed she would pursue a career in the world of music. However, after her first interior design class, she realized that the built environment had always been a quiet, underlying passion. Through her academic work and professional experience, including a summer internship at Johnson Architecture in Knoxville, TN, Tiffany has developed a love for the design process, where conceptual ideas are shaped into spaces that not only serve a purpose, but also foster connection. Her work is driven by a commitment to thoughtful, experience-driven design. As she begins her career, she aims to become a licensed interior designer through NCIDQ certification and, over time, expand her path into architecture and continuing to create spaces that are both meaningful and impactful.

There is a kind of strength that comes from building something.'

Peter Zumthor

Student Projects

Willowind

Aureate Coast Collection

Naturally You Salon

Ascot Garden

Willowind

Willowind Manor is a contemporary interpretation of storybook architecture inspired by Tudor Revival, Cottage Orné, and rustic architecture traditions, set within the rolling hills of East Tennessee. The design explores how historic architectural language can be adapted to a modern residential context while responding to regional climate and construction practices. Steeply pitched roofs, deep overhangs, and durable materials such as stone, plaster, and timber work together to manage rainfall, provide shade, and support natural ventilation. Through layered roof forms, asymmetrical massing, and expressive detailing, the project balances the charm of a fairytale cottage with the functionality of a livable home, creating a design that feels both timeless and grounded in its Appalachian setting.

Main floor plan of a residential cottage showing a kitchen with adjacent
breakfast nook and butler’s hall, dining room, sitting room, entry, master bedroom suite with
bath and walk-in closet, laundry and mudroom, and attached garage.

Second floor plan of a residential cottage showing multiple bedrooms,
including a guest bedroom, shared and guest bathrooms, a central landing with staircase, an
open-to-below space, and a family recreation room.

North elevation of a residential cottage showing a stone veneer exterior,
steeply pitched and curved rooflines, decorative half-timbering, and a garage with bedroom
windows above and a guest bedroom window to the left.

ast elevation of a residential cottage showing a stone veneer exterior,
steeply pitched rooflines, and decorative half-timbering, with the main entry on the left, the
master bedroom centered with a projecting window seat, a dormer above containing the
guest bathroom window, and the garage located to the right.

outheast entrance elevation of a residential cottage featuring stone veneer,
steeply pitched rooflines, and decorative half-timbering, with an arched main entry centered
below a gable and a projecting bay window corresponding to the family recreation room.

outh elevation of a residential cottage featuring stone veneer, steeply
pitched rooflines, and decorative half-timbering, with the main entry on the right, a projecting
sitting room adjacent to the entry, the dining room on the left, and the breakfast nook at the
far left, with a large gable above indicating the shared upstairs bathroom.

West elevation of a residential cottage featuring stone veneer, steeply pitched
rooflines, and decorative half-timbering, with the garage on the left, a central projecting
breakfast nook with bedroom windows above, and the dining room located on the right.

Exterior rendering of a residential cottage at an angle, featuring stone veneer, steeply pitched rooflines, and decorative half-timbering, showing the arched main entry, adjacent sitting room, and the dining room side of the home.

xterior rendering of a residential cottage at dusk, featuring stone veneer,
steeply pitched rooflines, and decorative half-timbering, showing the garage on the right and
the master bedroom on the left with the guest bedroom above.

Aureate Coast Collection

The Aureate Coast Collection is a cohesive furniture series inspired by coastal light, palm forms, and rhythmic shoreline patterns. Crafted from American walnut with aged brass accents, the collection balances expressive form with intentional functionality, bringing warmth, refinement, and quiet luxury to interior environments.

Designed as a complete furnishing system, each piece shares a unified architectural language defined by repetition, proportion, and arched motifs drawn from natural coastal elements. While suited for high-end residential interiors, the collection also adapts seamlessly to boutique hospitality settings. Aureate Coast explores how sculptural form and materiality can create a sense of continuity, where each piece contributes to a larger, cohesive whole.

Concept development board showing iterative sketches and reference images
of palm fronds and palm tree trunks, exploring curved and layered forms that inform the
design language of the Aureate Coast Collection.

Design development board for the Harbor Credenza featuring concept
sketches, elevation and perspective drawings, and a final rendering of a walnut credenza
with repeating arched motifs and gold-accented grooves inspired by coastal forms.

Design board for the Aureole Tide Lamp featuring a concept sketch, a rendered lamp with a walnut base and aged brass structure, and a close-up highlighting intersecting curved forms inspired by coastal motifs and material selections.

Design board for the Breakwater Coffee Table and nesting stools featuring a concept sketch of a lift-top table with hidden seating and expandable surface, alongside a rendered walnut and brass table with integrated stools and repeating arched motifs.

Design board for the Cove Side Table featuring concept sketches and
axonometric drawings, alongside renderings of a walnut side table with aged brass arched
motifs and integrated storage compartments.

Construction document sheet for the Breakwater Coffee Table and nesting
stools featuring dimensioned plan, elevation, and section drawings, illustrating joinery,
materials, and overall construction of the pieces.

Naturally You Salon

Naturally You Salon, located in Plain City, Utah, is a ground-up commercial project rooted in restoration, warmth, and intentional design. Blending the romantic character of Mediterranean influence with the grounded sensibility of the American Mountain West, the salon creates a serene, wellness-centered environment that supports comfort, confidence, and renewal.

The design addresses the challenge of creating a calming experience within a high-sensory salon setting. Through low-chroma color palettes, layered lighting, and carefully curated materials—including microcement, quartz, tile, and warm wood tones—the space reduces overstimulation while maintaining visual richness. Architectural forms, custom millwork, and material transitions guide circulation and establish a cohesive identity, resulting in an environment that elevates the everyday ritual of self-care.

Main floor plan of Naturally You Salon showing hair and nail service areas,
wash rooms, break room, laundry, mechanical, restrooms, and entry sequence, along with
dimensioning and wall section details for acoustical and exterior assemblies.

outh and west elevations of Naturally You Salon showing façade design,
rooflines, and architectural detailing with dimensional annotations.

Building sections of Naturally You Salon illustrating interior spatial
relationships, ceiling heights, roof structure, and vertical circulation with dimensioned
construction details.

Wall section details of Naturally You Salon illustrating construction assemblies, including foundation, wall systems, insulation, and roof connections with material callouts and dimensions.

Enlarged restroom plans and interior elevations for Naturally You Salon
showing ADA-compliant layouts, mounting heights, material finishes, and fixture detailing.

Interior rendering of Naturally You Salon hair booths featuring arched
windows, warm wood tones, layered lighting, and styling stations designed for a calm and
refined client experience.

Interior rendering of Naturally You Salon hair washing station featuring arched niches, warm wood cabinetry, mosaic tile accents, and soft layered lighting creating a calm, restorative environment.

Interior renderings of Naturally You Salon featuring a branded photo wall
with arched niche and integrated lighting, alongside a drinking fountain alcove with
patterned tile and warm material detailing.

Ascot Garden: Floral Atelier & Conservatory

Located within the historic Chanin Building in Midtown Manhattan, Ascot Garden is a boutique floral atelier and conservatory inspired by the elegance and transformation narrative of My Fair Lady. As an adaptive reuse project, a former office suite is reimagined into an immersive retail environment centered on refinement, craftsmanship, and experience.

The design translates the film’s progression from modest beginnings to polished sophistication through spatial organization and material expression. Soft blush tones, layered florals, and delicate detailing are balanced with structured architectural elements, creating a dialogue between romance and order. A refined palette of painted millwork, marble, brass, and mirrored surfaces reinforces this contrast while evoking both garden lightness and interior formality.

Anchored by a custom floral cart, the central showroom encourages interaction and personalized bouquet creation, while adjacent areas support consultation, display, and back-of-house operations. The result is a cohesive environment where floral design becomes both product and performance.