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I built Spectra Walls — a premium wallpaper and 3D wall design website concept. Built with Figma Make.
The idea was simple:
Most wallpaper websites feel like catalogs.
Grid after grid. Tiny thumbnails. No atmosphere. No real sense of transformation.
I wanted to create something more cinematic.
I built Spectra Walls — a premium wallpaper and 3D wall design website concept.
Built with Figma Make.
The idea was simple:
Most wallpaper websites feel like catalogs.
Grid after grid.
Tiny thumbnails.
No atmosphere.
No real sense of transformation.
I wanted to create something...
The room filtering on the left sidebar is a smart UX call. Most wallpaper sites make you scroll blind and hope something fits. Giving people a context filter first (bedroom vs office vs studio) makes the whole browsing experience feel intentional. Built with Figma Make too, which is impressive.
Amazing!
thank you 😊
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Built Monster Wall for the Figma Makeathon.
You create a monster, give it a power and publish it to a shared live canvas. Once it lands, it searches for its kindred spirit and connects to the closest match with a permanent gold thread. The wall stays alive with ambient effects, power ripples and real time cards dropping in as people publish.
Built entirely with Figma Make, Supabase for real time data and CSS animations for all the interactions.
Try it at fig-monster.figma.site
Community Publish Link - https://www.figma.com/community/file/1647287443103902432/make-your-fig-monster
Love seeing different approaches to the Makeathon. This is a thoughtful and well-executed project.
I built Spectra Walls — a premium wallpaper and 3D wall design website concept.
Built with Figma Make.
The idea was simple:
Most wallpaper websites feel like catalogs.
Grid after grid.
Tiny thumbnails.
No atmosphere.
No real sense of transformation.
I wanted to create something more cinematic.
Spectra Walls is designed like a luxury interior experience where wallpapers, murals, and 3D wall panels are shown inside real spaces — living rooms, bedrooms, studios, hotels, lounges, and creative interiors.
The focus was on:
→ colorful cinematic room visuals
→ realistic 3D wall depth
→ premium wallpaper collections
→ before/after wall transformations
→ room-based browsing
→ wallpaper visualizer interactions
→ elegant editorial typography
→ image-heavy interior design layouts
Instead of making the wall feel like a product thumbnail, I wanted every section to show how a wall can completely change the mood of a room.
The result is a modern, colorful, premium website direction for a brand that sells atmosphere — not just wallpaper.
Spectra Walls — walls that change the atmosphere.
The 3D wall depth and cinematic room visuals make this feel high-end and memorable.
I built a design tool "Aura" that generates a complete colour system from a single feeling.
Type "ocean dusk" — or drift your cursor through living light — or drop any image.
Aura gives you 5 harmonised tokens, WCAG contrast scores, a type pairing, and export-ready CSS/Tailwind/JSON. All in the browser. No account. No API.
The canvas is alive. The palette card is beautiful. The interaction is unlike anything else.
Built for #FigmaMakethon 2026
NOTE: Video making is in progress.
#ConfigMakeathon #FigmaMake #DesignSystems #GenerativeDesign
Love the visual direction here. The attention to detail really stands out.
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