Jacob Scott Gideon

I am an Interior Architecture and Design student at Colorado State University, concentrating in Interior Architecture with a minor in Business Management. My work focuses on creating thoughtful, calming spaces that are sensitive to human experience, incorporating biophilic principles within clean, intentional environments designed to reduce overstimulation. After moving to Colorado, I found strong inspiration in the surrounding landscapes, particularly Estes Park, where time spent with my family in the mountains fostered a deep connection to nature that continues to influence my design approach.

My Goal

I aim to design interior environments that prioritize clarity, comfort, and human experience. My approach focuses on creating spaces that feel grounded and restorative through intentional spatial organization, biophilic strategies, and a restrained material palette. I am particularly drawn to the use of dark woods and concrete textures, leveraging their weight, warmth, and contrast to establish balance and depth within a space. Through thoughtful materiality and careful sensory consideration, my work seeks to reduce overstimulation and support well-being while maintaining a strong architectural presence.