Interactive character portrait of Huda Athar.

Hi, I'm

HudaAthar

Designing calm, character-rich interiors where natural light, tactile materials, and everyday rituals come together.

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A framed photo card of Huda holding a book titled 'Good Design Brighter Spaces', signed 'Huda'

A Little About Me

A Designer at Heart

I’m an Interior Design student with a passion for creating thoughtful, functional, and aesthetically refined spaces. My work spans residential, commercial, and furniture design, always exploring the intersection of creativity, people, and place.

My process starts in AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Enscape, and stays led by a balance of function, sustainability, and quiet, timeless detail — turning ideas into spaces that feel considered and lived-in.

Functional Design

Every layout earns its keep — planned first around how a space is actually used.

Sustainable Design

Material choices and planting references that keep a project's footprint in mind.

Timeless Design

Aesthetic decisions built to hold up well past this year's trends.

My Skills

Tools & Strengths

Interior Design

AutoCAD Design

3D Visualization

Rendering

Space Planning

Perspective Drawing

SketchUp

Photoshop

Canva

Enscape

Microsoft Office 365

Communication Skills

Leadership

Project Management

Time Management

My Journey

A Path Shaped by Curiosity

Early Interest

Always drawn to how a room is put together — the way light, layout, and material choices change how it feels to be in it.

Education

Pursuing a BS in Interior Design at the University of Home Economics, Lahore.

Hands-on Experience

Interned at Raza Associates and ChenOne — mood boards, AutoCAD layouts, BOQs, and 3D visualization on real residential projects.

Continuous Growth

Added Coursera and Adobe certifications in AI-assisted design and content creation alongside the studio work.

The Future

Aiming to keep building considered, functional spaces that hold up over time and feel good to be in.

Warm, sunlit living room interior with a wooden staircase, sculptural coffee table, and potted olive tree

Design is not just what it looks like,
but how it makes you feel.

— Huda Athar