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Luxury Interior Design & E-Commerce Website
I designed and developed a refined digital experience for La Maison Rive Gauche, a luxury interior design boutique and showroom based in Rome. The brand combines French elegance with Italian design expertise, offering curated furniture, decorative accessories, premium kitchens, fabrics, wallpapers, lighting, and personalized interior design services.
Project Overview
The goal was to translate the sophistication of the physical showroom into an elegant and easy-to-navigate online experience. I created a visually rich, editorial-style website that balances premium storytelling with practical e-commerce functionality.
Large lifestyle imagery, refined typography, generous spacing, and carefully structured sections help communicate the brand’s craftsmanship and luxury positioning. The design gives products and interior projects enough visual space while keeping the browsing experience clear and intuitive.
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