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Taste Test
Exploring two different website directions for a luxury design brand.
Both concepts focus on a premium, elegant look — but with different visual approaches and energy.
A — more soft, feminine, and clean
B — more bold, cinematic, and high-impact
Which one feels stronger to you? 👇
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Three completely different routes, three very different attitudes.
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Most jewelry advertising focuses only on the product.
A ring on white background.
A logo in the corner.
Nothing memorable.
But luxury is built in the feeling before purchase.
The pause.
The attention.
The emotion.
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A dark cinematic billboard placed in a clean subway setting.
Two handcrafted rings become the hero.
Silver sparkle against deep black.
Minimal typography with space to breathe.
The message stays simple:
Finished by hands that understand beauty.
Because true luxury doesn’t need to shout.
It attracts quietly.
The goal was to make people stop for one second during a busy day…
and feel elegance in motion.
Designed by Orbix Studio.
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The goal of this concept redesign was not to reinvent the brand, but to refine the experience and make the interface feel lighter, clearer, and more contemporary.
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At the same time, it was important to keep Kodak’s strong visual identity – especially the iconic color palette 🎞️
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