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Archslab — a Framer template for architecture and interiors.
Large project photography, quiet typography, and space to tell the story behind each building. Home, project index, and a project detail page shown here.
Hollin Vey works because the photograph is the headline and the type stays out of the way. The project index and the detail page still look like one system, which is the part architecture templates usually lose. Pinewood Long reads as a building, not a card in a grid.
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Mary Jane — Bar Stool Product Landing Page 🪑✨
A refined product landing page concept for a modern furniture brand, built around one statement piece
The design combines warm neutral tones, oversized typography, and editorial layouts to give the bar stool a premium, design-focused feel
Special attention was given to:
• Product-first composition
• Clean editorial typography
• Warm premium aesthetic
• Product details and features
• Video and 3D presentation
• Responsive mobile layout
The result is a simple, elegant experience that keeps the product at the center while giving the brand a distinctive visual character 🤎
Nice work
A calm, editorial landing page for an architecture studio, built around daylight and materials. We'd love to hear your thoughts! 🏛️
The warm timber slats against the pale page feel calm. Did you build the motion in Jitter?
One of the easiest ways to make a website feel more professional:
Give your content more room to breathe.
Not every empty space needs another button, graphic, animation or paragraph.
Good spacing helps create:
• Better visual hierarchy
• Easier readability
• Clearer CTAs
• A more premium feel
Sometimes improving a website isn't about adding more.
It's about knowing what to remove.
Designers: do you prefer spacious layouts or more content-heavy websites?
#WebDesign #Webflow #UIDesign #Figma #WebsiteDesign
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The top one has more visible details I like it Victor ❤️❤️
