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1 Page Minimalism // Arvi Studios
Arvi Studios is a 3D design studio specialising in high-end interior and exterior renders.
The brief was clear: let the work speak. Creating an immersive, gallery-like experience that was minimal, spacious, and entirely focused on their visuals.
Neutral tones and intentional spacing paired with soft but immersive animation so the imagery could take centre stage.
Built in Webflow as a single-page portfolio with a CMS powering effortless category filtering and a custom randomised hero that displays a different render on each load. Bespoke interactions throughout, with performance carefully optimised for the high-resolution imagery involved.
Big thanks to the team at Arvi Studios for trusting me with this one. Check it out at arvistudios.com.au
super clean! love it
Thank you!
You smashed this project Matthew! Love the visuals and animations. So immersive 🙌
Thanks Ellie! I love details and refinement and this was the perfect project for that.
Sometimes 1 page portfolios are so difficult but you have nailed this one!
The micro details really make this stand out, particularly the page loading each time with a new image.
Great work!🔥
Thanks Amanuel this was the goal!
Really clean execution 👌
Love how the minimalism keeps full attention on the renders — feels very gallery-like.
Thank you Adhiram! It was all about the images, keeping the focus on them but also adding in drops of interactivity.
Love that approach. Subtle interactivity layered onto strong imagery usually feels far more intentional than heavy motion. It keeps attention where it belongs.
Really clean app interface super intuitive. Who was the target user for this?
Thank you!
This is a portfolio for Arvi, they wanted a modern and minimalistic website they were proud to share with potential clients. Something to show case their work in the most elevated way possible.
That's very clean design Matthew! I love the way you present it.
Good work
Letting the renders do the talking with a gallery-style layout is the right move for a studio like this. The Webflow + GSAP combo really shines on high-res imagery builds.
Couldn't agree more! It was all about the images, they are what people are coming to the site to see. My goal then was to make the user experience as engaging as possible to keep them looking.
Impressively done
This looks really clean. Nicely done!
Nice one!
Very clean! Nice work 🔥
Elegant and useful!
Thank you!
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